The fine white quartz sands of
Tasmania's East Coast produce the finest, clearest Aqua water in the
world. The aqua hue affords the traveller stunning photographic
images and the crystal clear waters provide indelible memories of this
pristine environment. Why not visit Orford, Maria Island,
Swansea, Bicheno, Freycinet Peninsula or Coles Bay National Park
and soak in the absolutely stunning scenery. Further up the coast
you'll be intrigued by the amazing Bay of Fires, St Helens fishing port
and St Mary's (not forgetting Elephant Pass famous for its pancake
house) or why not visit the "pub in the paddock" it's a fantastic
location! Tasmanian wildlife at your doorstep, fishing and photography
to die for!
Pure
enamel, ground by thousands of years of pulsating aqua salt water.
Sandy beaches line the east coast, and Tasmania's most-visited National
Park, Freycinet National Park is easily accessible via a well
maintained sealed road. Coles Bay is a popular
camping area on the edge of the park for those who want to 'get away
from it all'. Alternatively, why not venture inside the park to
spectacular
Wineglass Bay. East coast fishing ports proffer Tasmania's best
blue water fishing and when the warmer currents flow down from the East
Coast of Australia, watch out for some fantastic blue water fishing.
The east coast makes a great base for fishing, diving, or even
visiting the historic convict ruins on
magnificent Maria Island National Park. Get ready to be absorbed by the
wild dolphins, cheeky sea birds and local penguin populations.
Bicheno hosts a sea life park plus a bird life &
animal park. The east coast doesn't lack in wilderness value and
its pristine rivers & beaches are simply the best the world has on
offer.
If you want sunshine then come to the beautiful and
quiet un-crowded beaches of the East Coast of Tasmania. Reputed to have the
highest number of sunshine days anywhere in Australia, this is the place to come
for your sun-loving holiday with Australian Discount Travel & Tours.
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