Maria Island National Park
Sparkling like a jewel off Tasmania's eastern coast is its treasure isle, Maria Island. Here, nature has painted an exquisite landscape of aquamarine bays, sculpted cliffs and verdant mountains. Declared a national park in 1972, Maria Island is a sanctuary for fascinating wildlife. Home to several thrilling trails and bike paths, the island is also one of the most captivating snorkelling spots in Tassie, featuring numerous shipwrecks.
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History - Encounter Maria Island