Things to see

DIVE, WILDLIFE, FISH. Hippolyte Rock is an impressive granite island, standing 65m tall and towering over the blue horizon of the

WANDER, WILDLIFE, EXPLORE, SCENIC. Beyond Doo Town, Fossil Bay Lookout stands beside some of the Tasman Peninsula’s most visited geological formations. The lookout

CANOE, WILDLIFE, DRIVE, BOAT. Eaglehawk Bay is best known as a sunlit and majestic backdrop for travellers heading south towards Port

EXPLORE, HISTORY, WANDER   Eaglehawk Neck is a great starting point for anyone interested in the Tasman Peninsula’s rich convict history.

NATURE, SCENERY, ADVENTURE   Eaglehawk Neck is one of Tasmania’s most important and spectacular examples of its unique flora and fauna.

SCENIC, LOOKOUT.   A lofty  stop at the entrance to the peninsula, Pirates Bay Lookout comes with one of the worlds

DIVE, HIKE, NATURE, EXPLORE. Tasman National Park is situated on the rugged Tasman Peninsula and famous for its towering cliffs and dramatic

EXPLORE, WALK, SWIM, SURF, PLAY. Eaglehawk Neck is wild. This sweeping, crescent shaped bay and its streak of white sand makes

DIVE, SCENIC, CLIMB.   Eaglehawk Neck’s marvellous  sea cliffs can be experienced from above or below. The beaches are lined with

  EXPLORE, WALK, HIKE. Waterfall Bay is perhaps one of Eaglehawk Neck’s best kept secrets. This scenic location features a 100