Tasman Peninsula

It can't be more pleasant to take a boat tour around the island with the group! The blue sky and the blue sea can also see the koala. The local day trip is only English, we are the only foreigners, the others are all local Australian old aunts and uncles, the sea breeze is still quite cold when the boat is opened, but it is worth it for this beautiful scenery. Some local old aunts did a lot of homework, and also introduced us to the rock types and formation ages along the coast.

I am here #Chongming Island in Tasmania On the corner of the quiet natural sky blue transparent sea clear sparkling air pure bottled for sale because of the special location This was once the site of Tasmania Prison There was a large area of lavender There were guests' oysters There were intoxicating wines here It's the Tasman Peninsula. Welcome to play.

To travel to Australia, this stop came to Tasmania capital Hobart, the Tasman Peninsula is located in the southeast corner of Tasmania, about 75 kilometers southeast of Hobart, the island area is 660 square kilometers. The peninsula is named after the Dutch explorer Abel ∙ Tasman. In the early 1830s, Europeans established their first residence in Port Arthur on the peninsula. Because of its isolation, it was chosen as a place to hold prisoners. It is also a deep water port. Rehabilitation of British warships. The Saltwater River monument near the western part of the peninsula was originally a prisoner's coal mine and now the Port Arthur prisoner's detention site has become a major tourist attraction. The Tasman Peninsula is known for its rugged eastern coastline, with attractions including the Devil’s Kitchen, Tasman Arches, water jet holes and board stone floors forming Tasman National Park, and then southwards the highest seaside cliff in the southern hemisphere.

We participated in a three-hour environmental sea tour of the Tasman Peninsula. The gathering place is near Port Arthur. The staff will call everyone to introduce the activities. Then we will take shuttle bus to the dock. It's about 5 minutes'drive away. You can also choose to walk there. There is a beach on the other side of the dock. Many foreigners are swimming! The captain introduced the matters needing attention, and then gave each person seasickness medicine. I don't know if this seasickness medicine works wonderfully or if we can afford it. We cruise for three hours at sea, the speed of the speedboat is very fast, and the deep sea is very windy, but we're all OK. During the voyage, we will pass the Port Arthur prison site. You will see the peculiar natural rock sculptures carved by the sea breeze, and savor the natural craftsmanship and marine natural ecology. In the waters heading to the South Pacific near Antarctica, we finally saw herds of seals at such close range! There are hundreds of them! There are also swarms of sea eagles flying on the sea, which is magnificent! ___________ Both adults and children find these three hours really interesting! Daughter said, this is more interesting than Disney! Wall crack recommendation! TIPS: The sea is very windy. Even those who can wear short-sleeved shorts on shore must wear coats and trousers when they get on board. There is a bathroom at the assembly point where you can change clothes.

The coastline of the chessboard stone and various caves. The whole scenic spot shows the magic of nature. I like not only the natural landscape here, but the measures for environmental protection. First of all, the introduction here is very detailed for a certain natural landscape. Then there is a Some plank roads and gravel roads link respect the ecological feeling, and finally the protection of the mountain has a lot of railings in the key places.

The Tasman Peninsula is a peninsula in southeastern Tasmania. The narrow Eaglehawk Neck to the north connects the Forestier Peninsula. The Tasman Peninsula is about 27 kilometers (17 miles) long and 19 kilometers (12 miles) wide, covering an area of 520 square kilometers (200 square miles). The Tasman Peninsula is famous for its rugged Eastern coastline, most of which are now Tasman National Park. There are many spectacular rock structures in Eagle Neck Gorge, including Devils Kitchen, Tasman s Arch, Blow Hole and Tessellated Pavement. Further south is the highest coastal cliff in the southern hemisphere, located at Cape Hauy, 300 meters above the Tasman Sea.

The sand here is pure and white, holding a hand in the palm, and leaking out of the finger slit, not falling, but floating gently and gently in the breeze... More pure than the sand is the sea, far blue near green as jasper, almost empty white beach, except for a dog walking uncle in the distance, as if the whole world is left with us.