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SWANSEA BEACH CHALETS

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Slow down and breathe the salty air; you’re on Swansea time now. Welcome to our
peaceful seaside town, a local treasure with panoramic views over Freycinet in
the heart of the East Coast’s wine region. Spacious, beachy chalets perch on
grassy dunes, sheltered from the breeze and perfectly placed to catch the first
rays of sun. You might just find our beautiful beach all to yourself. Pop a
local sparkling to pair with farm fresh oysters, or kick back by our toasty
firepits as the moon rises over the bay. Whether it’s beach combing, fishing,
snorkelling or discovering waterholes, we’ll point you to the hidden treasures
that make this place unique.


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 * Premium Waterview Chalets
   Indulge in captivating, uninterrupted views of Great Oyster Bay and Freycinet
   Peninsulain our exclusive waterfront chalets. With private balconies
   suspended over the beach andspacious lounges, enjoy front row seats to
   spectacular sunrises and even spot our residentdolphins. These fully
   self-contained two-bedroom chalets have a queen bed and twosingles. Call it
   your own Tassie shack for the weekend, or longer… Trust us, you won’t wantto
   leave!
 * Standard Two-bedroom Chalets
   Set back from the beach amongst shady gums, these chalets are a relaxed
   retreat after amorning at the beach or a day exploring the area. If you’d
   rather save your views for theGreat Eastern Drive, these laid-back chalets
   represent exceptional value being just 100meters from the water. Cosy and
   comfortable with a big covered verandah, these fullyself-contained
   two-bedroom chalets have a queen bed and two singles.
 * Studio Chalets
   Ideal for couples, these one-bedroom self-contained studios are designed for
   quality timeon the coast. With separate living spaces and laid-back
   verandahs, these cosy, privatestudios are set back just 100 meters from the
   beach, and make an ideal little sanctuary forexploring the area or kicking
   back for some well-earned R&R. Nestled amongst thenatives, some studios have
   glimpses of the water, but it’s just a stone’s throw away, afterall.
 * Accessible Chalet
   Designed specifically with ease of mobility in mind, these two-bedroom
   chalets are setback from the beach amongst shady gums. A ramp from the
   driveway and other featureshave been constructed to make getting around a
   breeze. These chalets have a queen bedin one room, and two single bunks in
   the other.
 * Premium Waterfront 1 Bedroom
   COMMING SOON!Our latest edition to our absolute waterfront position. Floating
   over the dunes with uninterrupted views of Great Oyster Bay and Freycinet
   Peninsula. With private balconies suspended over the beach and spacious
   lounges, enjoy front row seats to spectacular sunrises and even spot our
   resident dolphins. These fully self-contained one bedroom chalets have a
   queen bed. Call it your own Tassie shack for the weekend, or longer… Trust
   us, you won’t wantto leave! 




WELCOME TO SWANSEA BEACH CHALETS

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Just 90 minutes from Hobart and Launceston, we’re the perfect launchpad to
explore the Freycinet Coast. Galleries, coffee shops, pubs and restaurants are
all within a dozy five-minute stroll along the beach. A short drive away lies
Milton, Springvale, Gala Estate and Devil’s Corner, some of Tasmania’s best
small-scale premium wineries. A little bit further and you’re comfortably
day-tripping to Freycinet, Wineglass Bay, Friendly Beaches and Bay of Fires.Our
chalets are self-contained to allow you to sink in to the coastal lifestyle.
Stock up on local goodies to enjoy on your private balcony, where you can soak
up expansive views over the Freycinet Peninsula. Sound romantic? With free wifi,
a pool, BBQs and games, bring the family and friends for an easy coastal getaway
that’ll suit them all. Before you know it, you’ll be planning to come back.
Swansea has that effect on us all.


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 * Experience Swansea
   Swansea is a pretty seaside village that looks out over Great Oyster Bay to
   the spectacular granite peaks of Freycinet National Park, with a rich
   colonial history, unique attractions and old world charm. Centrally located
   on the Great Eastern Drive, the town is surrounded by beautiful beaches and
   with Freycinet Peninsula in the distance, there are few towns in Tasmania
   that enjoy such beautiful scenery.Locals love coming home to Swansea – we
   crest the hill near Kelvedon Beach and can feel the tension start to leave
   us. We want you to do the same – enjoy the slower pace, allowing yourself the
   time to relax and recharge! If you’re an early riser, this might mean
   catching a beautiful sunrise whilst walking along one of our many beaches all
   of which look out across Great Oyster Bay toward the Hazards at Coles Bay;
   soak up the peace and quiet and stop to take in the beauty. Swansea was
   settled in the 1820’s as Waterloo Point and is one of Tasmania’s oldest
   towns. In fact many families living in Swansea today are descedants of these
   original settlers. Pick up a copy of the Heritage Walk booklet and you’ll be
   able to take a self-directed walk around town to learn about historical
   businesses, homes and iconic landmarks. You might even come across one of our
   older locals who’s willing to have a chat. You could also visit the East
   Coast Heritage Museum; there’s always a great display and passionate staff to
   share their knowledge. Stroll along Franklin Street (the main street) to find
   your perfect breakfast spot: - Barkmill Bakery, Artifakt Café & Gallery,
   Saltshaker or Coastal Wholefoods. After breakfast, why not take a gentle walk
   right in the heart of Swansea; a walk that offers stunning coastal scenery.
   Named after the local band of Aboriginal people, the
   Loon.tite.ter.mair.re.le.hoin.er track the walk takes you from Jubilee Beach
   (main street in town Centre) around Waterloo Point to Shouten Beach. The
   track passes through a shearwater (mutton-bird) breeding area. These
   remarkable migratory birds use burrows in which to breed. The birds can be
   seen at dusk in the summer months when they return to their burrows after
   feeding at sea. The views across Great Oyster Bay to the Freycinet Peninsula
   are beautiful even on a dreary day. Both Jubilee and Schouten beaches are
   safe for swimming. To the south from Schouten beach, another walk takes you
   down to Kennedia and Coswell Beaches where native birds including fairy
   penguins have protected rookeries. Following the coastline south, to get to
   Coswell beach, it does involve a bit of clambering through the bush.Things to
   do Golf Course - You may like to enjoy a casual game of golf at the scenic
   9-hole golf course. Wednesday and Friday afternoons is the local Chicken Run
   Competition and visitors are very welcome. Tennis Courts - located behind the
   school and available for hire; the key is available from Swansea Corner
   Store. Swansea Bowls Club - Social bowls Thursday afternoon during the
   season. Local Duck Park – swings for the children and exercise equipment for
   all plus BBQ facilities (access off The Esplanade) Swansea Jubilee Beach –
   swings & BBQ facilities. Numerous local beaches for swimming, fishing and
   walking.
 * Freycinet National Park
   Freycinet National Park is home to dramatic pink granite peaks, secluded
   bays, white sandy beaches and abundant birdlife. Situated on Tasmania's
   beautiful East Coast, the park occupies most of the Freycinet Peninsula and
   looks out to the Tasman Sea from the eastern side and back towards the
   Tasmanian coastline from the west.Freycinet National Park is loaded with
   natural assets, including the pink granite peaks of the Hazards Range that
   dominate the Peninsula and the iconic Wineglass Bay. The short trek to
   Wineglass Bay lookout is a bit of a scramble, but it's well worth it for one
   of Tasmania's most photographed views.There are many more short walks across
   the park that are suitable for all abilities and that lead to secluded bays,
   clean beaches and bird-filled lagoons.
 * Milton Vineyard
   Milton Vineyard has a unique micro-climate that suits the ancient grape Pinot
   Noir. Also in their 13 hectare vineyard are plantings of the aromatics Pinot
   Gris, Riesling, and Gewurztraminer. Their focus is on producing small
   quantities of handmade wine.ALM Restaurant - We serve simple, local food that
   pairs well with Milton wine, on the Freycinet coast of Tasmania. Our personal
   favorite
 * Swansea Bike Hire
   The East Coast of Tasmania has the most amazing vineyards, farms, beaches,
   coastline and some of the friendliest people you will meet.Swansea Cycle
   Tours are a unique cycling experience, the bespoke tours on private land are
   only available to Swansea Cycle Tour patrons.You have the opportunity to meet
   the most wonderful people farming this land, growing grapes, farming oysters,
   and loving life on the east coast of Tasmania. And they have invited us into
   their world, to cycle on their properties.Experience a Swansea Cycle Tour and
   enjoy a new way of seeing the East Coast.
 * Devils Corner Winery
   Sit out on the deck and take in the panoramic views of the majestic Hazards
   and Freycinet Peninsula. Located on the East Coast, Devil’s Corner Cellar
   Door is more than just a place to taste our award winning wines.‘The Fishers’
   serve freshly shucked oysters and seafood straight from the Freycinet Marine
   Farm. Tombolo Café dish up pizza straight from the wood-fired oven, with
   espresso coffee and gelato a specialty.And if our new cellar door doesn’t
   floor you, the view from the look-out certainly will.
 * The Long Lunch Wine Tour Company
   The Long Lunch Wine Tour Company visit 4 Vineyard Cellar Doors in the
   Freycinet region. With more jaw dropping views and wines than bends in the
   road, immerse yourself in the rich local history and culture. Indulge in the
   mouth watering Tasmanian delicacies that have made Tasmania a wine and food
   lovers paradise. You will get to feast on all kinds of delights like Oysters,
   Mussels, Abalone, Wood Fired Pizza, Walnuts, Cheese, Seasonal Fruit &
   Olive Oils ... just to mention a few. Any dietary restrictions are also
   handled with no fuss also.A gourmet lunch is provided at the amazingly
   picturesque Devils Corner, topped off with an ice cream at any one of a few
   locations depending on the day.
 * Craigie Knowe Vineyard
   When you are able to visit our rustic cellar door, within the oldest vineyard
   on the east coast, you will experience the passion behind our quality
   handcrafted wines.You will meet us, the family responsible for producing the
   exceptional fruit that creates our wines and hear how this is achieved.Your
   tasting will be from high quality glassware and you will learn about each
   wine and how it is crafted. You will be taken on a relaxed, guided and seated
   tasting by one of us as we present each of our wines; pinot noir, riesling,
   cabernet, pinot gris and chardonnay. You will hear how our vineyard
   management practices at Craigie Knowe help nurture each vine and therefore
   enable our winemaker to make the exceptional wines we present. Intertwined in
   this interactive experience are snippets of the history of the vineyard and
   property and how we came to be the current custodians.You might even choose
   to stay for an extended period in the beautiful, relaxed surroundings just
   metres from the vines and enjoy a cheese board or platter of delicious
   Tasmanian produce and a glass or two of wine and perhaps finish your
   experience with a decadent handcrafted chocolate and wine matching.
 * East Coast Heritage Museum
   The East Coast Heritage Museum is situated in the main street of Swansea on
   the corner of Noyes Street.he East Coast Heritage Museum and War Memorial
   collects, exhibits and preserves artefacts from the Glamorgan Spring Bay
   Municipality for the community, visitors and for future generations.The
   collection has over 3000 books, documents, photographs and objects from pins
   to petticoats. Our collection is housed in a museum standard facility using
   best museum practice.Over 95% of our collection has been entered into
   Collections Mosaic Plus software and is available for visitors to search.
   Working closely with the Glamorgan Spring Bay Historical Society allows us to
   give visitors a greater understanding of history in our area.
 * Freycinet Adventures & Aquataxi
   Freycinet Adventures offer award winning guided sea kayak tours & Aqua
   Taxi transfers into the heart of Freycinet National Park. Boasting Tasmania’s
   sunniest climate, the Freycinet Peninsula is filled with outstanding natural
   beauty. Pink Granite mountains, white sandy beaches and turquoise water.Tours
   depart from the town of Coles bay which sits at the foot of the Hazard
   Mountain Range on the edge of world renowned Freycinet National Park.
   Surrounded by the crystal clear waters of Great Oyster Bay & the Tasman
   sea, kayaking is the perfect way to discover this area.Their Aqua Taxi
   service provides transfer from Coles Bay to a range of drop off points within
   the National Park. Locations include Hazards Beach, Cooks Beach &
   Schouten Island. Take the aqua taxi to Hazards Beach to enjoy a flat 30
   minute walk to Wineglass Bay.
 * Melshell Oysters Farm Gate
   Melshell Oysters Farm Gate Shop is located at yellow sandbanks road, Dolphin
   Sands. Fantastic view of the Swan River as you slurp down a dozen. You can
   see the farm activity as Ian and the boys work in the background.Selling the
   Freshest Oysters direct to public OPEN 10am til 4pm Everyday
 * Freycinet Air Scenic Flights
   Freycinet Air flights depart Friendly Beaches airport and offer a variety of
   flight routes including Wineglass Bay, Freycinet Peninsula, Schouten Island,
   Maria Island, Bay of Fires and Port Arthur. Freycinet Air can even customise
   tours to your specification on request, to locations such as Cradle Mountain
   and Strahan.
 * All4 All Terrain Tours // Freycinet
   ALL4Adventure delivers the perfect blend of fun and adventure in a truly
   unique, world class destination.Located in the seaside town of Coles Bay,
   ALL4Adventure provides an unforgettable way of experiencing the beauty and
   wonder of Freycinet National Park. Our vehicles let you explore otherwise
   inaccessible destinations within the national park.
 * Bicheno Penguin Tours
   Bicheno Penguin Tours is the best way to see penguins up close and safely
   without disturbing them, or hurting yourself! The penguins are accustomed to
   tour and lights, but loud noises and camera flashes will scare them away.
 * Freycinet Marine Farm
   Call into Freycinet Marine Farm, and taste some of Tasmania's best fresh
   seafood - enjoyed fresh on their deck or taken away. Oysters and mussels
   harvested fresh from their farm daily, scallops, abalone and rocklobster,
   salmon sourced from local fisherman.
 * East Coast Natureworld
   Native animals in their natural habitat!East Coast Natureworld sits amongst
   150 acres of natural parkland and lagoons. The perfect place to experience
   Tasmania's unique animals, birds, reptilesThe extensive park grounds allow
   you to wander around at your own leisure. Wheelchair & pram friendly
   paths allow all to experience the uniqueness of Tasmania up close.A variety
   of food and drink is served in the Gallery Cafe. For the wildlife photography
   enthusiast there is an extensive display of Tasmanian wildlife
   photography.The shop has a wide range of souvenirs with a Tasmanian wildlife
   theme.Your experience begins as you are greeted by two very chatty Sulphur
   Crested Cockatoos, some very inquisative Wallabies and an amazing view of the
   lagoon.
 * Bicheno’s Glass Bottom Boat
   Bicheno's Glass Bottom Boat operates from Bicheno, on Tasmania's East Coast
   from September through April.The cool temperate waters offer excellent
   viewing of the creatures that live there and the luxuriant and rarely seen
   plant life is a spectacle itself. Your guide has many years of experience and
   can offer comprehensive and knowledgeable interpretation. Every day is
   different and the effect of the East Australian current is at times dramatic
   with many different life forms travelling in it.
 * Darlington Vineyard
   The dry east coast conditions and the hungry soil provide Darlington
   Vineyards with its unique terroir. Personal attention to each vine and low
   cropping rates ensure small berries and intense flavours in their Pinot Noir,
   Chardonnay, Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc.
 * Spring Vale Winery
   Spring Vale Winery are a small 5th generation family owned vineyard, located
   in Cranbrook on Tasmania's stunning Freycinet Coast.Spring Vale grapes are
   grown with an in depth knowledge of our local terroir. Intimate attention to
   quality and flavour, allows them to produce premium, award-winning wines at
   their on-site winery.Home to Mel's Kitchen - Marquee Restaurant in the vines
   at Spring Vale Vineyard Cranbrook TasmaniaWe will be open Friday to Sunday.
   11.30 am till 3.00 pm. For Winter trading. Bookings are advised. Springvale
   Cellar Door is open for wine sales and tastings 11am-4pm daily.
 * Gala Estate
   Gala Estate are situated in the centre of Cranbrook settlement, and produce
   medal winning Riesling or Estate Pinot Noir.
 * Freycinet Vineyard
   Original viticultural pioneers of our region, the 16ha family owned vineyard
   is recognised for its 5-star award winning wines. 100% grown, produced and
   bottled on the Estate with uncompromising dedication and passion since
   1979.Relax & enjoy great wines, Tasmanian cheeses, home grown extra
   virgin olive oil and great coffee!
 * Farm Shed East Coast Wine Centre
   The Farm Shed East Coast Wine Centre is THE place to learn about, taste and
   purchase the East Coast’s amazing wines. It showcases the magnificent
   vineyards of the region and incorporates wine-tastings and sales from all
   East Coast region vineyards as well as fine Tasmanian whisky and gin and a
   retail gallery for Tasmanian art and design.A multi-use building inspired by
   an old farm shed, the Wine Centre is located on the southern entrance to
   Bicheno on the Tasman Highway. The Farm Shed is the latest venture for Subi
   Mead and Helen Bain who have many years’ hospitality experience, starting
   with the renowned cafe The Left Bank in Swansea.
 * Devils in the Dark
   This tour is for everyone who would love to see how the nocturnal Tasmanian
   devil behaves after dark. It's the only way to see how devils behave in the
   wild and we take every effort to replicate this fascinating behaviour. This
   tour has been widely accepted as a trully amazing experience. You are taken
   to a fully enclosed hide by our 'Devil Bus' where you immerse yourself in the
   after dark behaviour of this wonderful creature, enjoy a complementary glass
   of wine and feast on a cheese plate.
 * Bicheno Blowhole
   The blowhole is one of Bicheno's natural wonders where you can view saltwater
   blasts from the top of this unique geological feature. Air is blown through a
   small hole at the surface due to pressure differences between a closed
   underground system and the surface. When the seas are pumping, the blowhole
   puts on a spectacular display! The 80 tonne boulder next to the blowhole
   rocks with the tide.
 * Wineglass Bay Cruises
   Cruise the spectacular coastline of Freycinet National Park from Coles Bay to
   Wineglass Bay. Be enthralled by the stunning granite coastline, including the
   dramatic pink peaks of the Hazards range.Discover a coast dotted with
   sparkling white sand beaches, including Cooks and Bryans beaches, only
   accessible by water or a full day bushwalk. Explore the inner passage of
   remote Schouten Island, home to little penguins and short tailed shearwaters,
   before heading into the Tasman Sea towards Wineglass Bay. Look out for
   various hidden sea caves, blowholes and waterfalls amongst the sheer granite
   cliffs.Take in the sheer beauty of Wineglass Bay from the rarely seen
   perspective of the water, a shimmering crescent of white sand fringes
   spilling into glass turquoise waters. Uncover the rich history of the region,
   including aboriginal heritage and tales of early explorers and entrepreneurs.
 * Freycinet Paintball
   Freycinet Paintball is Tasmania's newest paintball field, located on the
   Freycinet Peninsula on the beautiful East Coast. Their aim is to provide an
   exhilarating, adrenalin-fuelled experience in a safe and natural
   environment.Whether you’re a novice or a pro you can expect to be impressed.
   They have 6.5 acres of playing fields consisting of realistic structures and
   props to set the ultimate combat scene! You can choose the open field if
   you’re fearless or seek solace in a bunker, trench or fort.
 * Maria Island
   The ideal combination of nature and history rewards those who seek to explore
   Maria Island, off Tasmania’s East Coast. After arriving on the Maria Island
   ferry, start your exploration at Darlington Probation Station – a World
   Heritage Australian Convict Site. From Darlington, continue your Maria Island
   discovery by weaving along the numerous trails on foot or by bike and leave
   your ordinary life behind.Spectacular cliffs wrap around the eastern side of
   Maria Island, providing a perfect vantage point for watching birds dive and
   swoop into the ocean. In season, you may even be lucky enough to spot the
   whales that frequent these waters during their annual migration. On the
   western side of the island, the Painted Cliffs are one of Maria Island’s more
   memorable spectacles, showcasing the power of nature in their weathered
   contours, where the combination of wind and waves has eroded the sandstone to
   reveal a striking facade.Maria Island is a special place where long sandy
   beaches, turquoise water, mountaintop vistas, abundant wildlife and a
   multi-layered human history come together to create a perfect island
   destination. Whilst there is a lot to do on-island, some visitors choose not
   to do too much. More relaxing activities include taking in the amazing
   scenery, wandering around Darlington learning more about the island’s
   history, and wildlife watching in between. High on the list of the Park
   Rangers’ manageable ‘must-dos’ are the Painted Cliffs and Fossil Cliffs –
   both easier short walks from Darlington.WalkFrom a casual stroll around
   Darlington, to scrambling up boulders to the summit of Mount Maria, and just
   about everything in between, there are short walks, day walks and overnight
   walks to suit all levels of ability. As always, come prepared – food, water,
   suitable clothing, instagram account, etc. Limited untreated water is
   available at Darlington, French’s Farm and Encampment Cove.RideBring your own
   or hire one through us, cycling around Maria is a great way to experience
   this island sanctuary. Once again, choose your own adventure – flat and easy,
   or steep and hard-going. Apart from a few Parks and Wildlife 4×4’s, there are
   no vehicles on the island – though the native hens (turbo chooks) do appear
   to be on wheels when going at full tilt.To reserve a bike or bikes please
   book online at least 24 hours prior to your ferry departure. A limited number
   of bikes may be available to hire on the day of travel – please call 03 6256
   4772 or enquire in person.Get wetA good amount of the north coast of the
   island is a marine reserve, and with that there are designated ‘fishing’ and
   ‘no fishing’ zones. The reserve therefore – among other spots around the
   island – is a great spot to explore the island’s marine environment. Pack
   your wetsuit, mask and fins, we’ll even lug your kayak across on the ferry so
   you can navigate the water, above and below.
 * Meetus Falls
   Meetus Falls is a high waterfall situated on Cygnet River, near Lake Leake,
   Tasmania. As part of the Meetus Falls Forest Reserve, the short walk
   commences from the picnic grounds which boasts a barbecue area, and toilet
   facilities. From the carpark area, the track will take you downhill to a
   viewing platform where you can view Meetus Falls from across the gorge. From
   the viewing platform, you are showcased with panoramic views of the gorge and
   valley below.From the main track that leads to the viewing platform, another
   track can be taken that leads you to Cygnet River, and to the base of the
   cascades that make up part of Meetus Falls.How to get to Meetus FallsFrom the
   Midlands Highway (A1), drive to Campbell Town, and turn east onto the Lake
   Leake Highway (B34). Continue for approximately 35 km's, driving past the
   Lake Leake turnoff. Turn left onto McKays Rd (an unsealed road), and continue
   north for about 11km's. Meetus Falls is well signed.
 * Lost Falls
   Lost Falls is a seasonal waterfall situated near Lake Leake, Tasmania, on
   Lost Falls Creek, a creek that is often dry, relying on heavy rains and snow
   meltage to come to life.The walk will take you to a viewing platform that is
   situated above Lost Falls, looking down into the valley which Lost Falls
   flows. Another 5 minutes walk back towards the carpark area is another track
   that takes you to rock pools. The rock pools, much like Lost Falls itself,
   are reliant on rainfall and snow for its source of water, and can vary
   dramatically with seasonal fluctuations.If this waterfall is ever lost (hence
   it's name), a short 15km drive north will take you to the impressive Meetus
   Falls.
 * East Coast Cruises
   Join us on SUPER CRUISE combining the remarkable coastline of Schouten
   Island, Maria Island and Ile Des Phoques. Your tour will depart from the
   Triabunna marina and includes a 5-hour super scenic cruise of Schouten
   Island, Ile Des Phoques and Maria Island's stunning coastline with a 2-hour
   stay on the island including a gentle walk of Maria's World Heritage listed
   convict settlement. Lunch is provided with your tour as a beautiful selection
   of salad bowls from our cafe in Triabunna. Lunch will be enjoyed on the boat
   at anchor beside one of Maria Island's pristine beaches. Local wines
   (Darlington Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc) and Tasmanian
   premium lager are also provided during lunch. A single serve is complimentary
   with your tour. Additional alcoholic drinks are $6 per serve. A large
   selection of cakes are provided for morning tea from our cafe as well as
   complimentary water, tea, coffee, orange juice, soda water and soft
   drinks!Your super cruise will take you across Great Oyster Bay to the
   Schouten Passage, giving you amazing views of the Freycinet Peninsula and
   Schouten Island. Travel around the eastern coastline of Schouten Island to
   Chain Locker Bay and Cape Sonnerat, where migrating Humpback Whales could be
   seen resting in the waters under the luminous granite cliffs. Your cruise
   will also take in the sights of the the Taillefer Rocks (locally the Hen and
   Chicks) where resident fur seals haul out and rest on the rocks.Then onto the
   remarkable Ile Des Phoques, which has been our favourite place to cruise,
   swim, dive and explore ever since we began in 2007. The Ile Des Phoques
   (French for Island of Seals) is an absolute haven for marine life and has
   been declared one of the best cold water dives in the world. Your cruise to
   Ile Des Phoques will include a 1hr stop to sit idle with the resident
   Australian fur seals. Here you will get a chance to witness them play about
   the boat and hear expert commentary from our owner and skipper about the why
   these animals are so remarkable. While at Ile Des Phoques we also explore the
   giant rainbow caves that has become a signature experience of our tours.
   Heading south to Maria Island you will capture the stunning views of Maria
   Island from the north, view famous landmarks such as the Painted Cliffs and
   Fossil Cliffs, spring-fed waterfalls, limestone sea caves, cliff-top
   stalactites, Bishop & Clerk mountain range and the stunning granite
   cliffs of Maria Island's east coast. Your lunch stop will be enjoyed onboard
   the boat at anchor in a remote bay at Maria Island. Complimentary non
   alcoholic drinks of tea, coffee, juice, soft drinks, soda water and still
   water are provided on the boat. A single serve of local wines (Pinot Noir,
   Chardonnay, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc) and Tasmanian premium lager are also
   provided during lunch. Additional serves are available for purchase during
   lunch for $6.In the afternoon, both tours will dock at Darlington. The
   perfect way to compliment your cruise is to stretch your legs and enjoy a
   guided tour through Darlington’s fascinating collection of preserved convict
   buildings, learn about the town’s remarkable history and come face to face
   with Maria Island’s resident wombats. If history is not for you, then simply
   soak up the sun on Darlington’s white sandy beach or swim/snorkel in the
   waters of Maria Island’s marine reserve.
 * Kings Fine Art Gallery & Tea Room
   Prior to the move to Tasmania Laurence had over 30 years’ experience in
   teaching art to secondary levels. For each of the last 6 years of High School
   teaching, he was instrumental in the selection of students being chosen for
   “Art Express” the highest student art honour in NSW. His extensive artistic
   experience has allowed him to consistently challenge himself in developing
   and honing his own personal style. His daily experience in teaching for three
   decades means that he is not limited to a few particular techniques but a
   broad depth of artistic capability and understanding in multiple mediums
   making his professional artistic career varied and diverse.



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