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This website is an independent, unofficial guide published for general information and trip planning. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania, the Tasmanian Government, Tourism Tasmania, Port Arthur Historic Site, any Traditional Owner representative body, or any other government agency or commercial operator unless explicitly stated.

Outdoor recreation involves risk. Tasman Peninsula days include unfenced sea cliffs, algae-slick rock platforms, unsealed access roads, cold wind on cape tops, and wildlife on the Arthur Highway at dusk. You are responsible for your decisions, fitness, navigation, weather assessment, swimming judgement and compliance with park rules (including Parks Pass, fire bans and drone rules). Always verify track status, fees, fire bans and safety information on official Parks Tasmania resources.

Content is provided “as is” without warranties of accuracy or completeness. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the operators of this site are not liable for loss or injury arising from use of the information here.

Images & photo credits

Primary photographs on this site are real images from Wikimedia Commons, used under their stated Creative Commons licences. Author, licence and source file are listed below and are also shown in image captions where practical. They are not official Parks Tasmania photographs and may not show exact current conditions, track access or facilities. Always rely on Parks Tasmania and on-site information for the real place.

Licence short names are as recorded on Commons (e.g. CC BY-SA 4.0). For full licence text, follow each file link. We adapt images for web display (resize, compress, and in some cases crop — notably the Cape Hauy card from a source panorama); attribution still applies.

Stay-page card photos are place-context only — they do not depict specific hotels listed on Booking.com.

Subject (site use)AuthorLicenceSource
Cape Pillar sea cliffs seen from the Cape Hauy track, Tasman National Parkhero-cape-pillarJJ HarrisonCC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Cape Hauy dolerite cliffs and sea stacks, Tasman Peninsula (cropped from source panorama)cape-hauyJJ HarrisonCC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Cape Pillar from the Cape Hauy track, Tasman National Park, Tasmaniacape-pillarJJ HarrisonCC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Cape Raoul from the lookout, Tasman National Park, Tasmaniacape-raoulJJ HarrisonCC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Sunrise over the Tessellated Pavement, Eaglehawk Neck, Tasman Peninsulatessellated-pavementJJ HarrisonCC BY-SA 2.5Commons file
Tasmans Arch, Tasman National Park, Tasmaniatasman-archOliverH88CC BY-SA 4.0Commons file
Devils Kitchen coastal chasm, Tasman National Parkdevils-kitchenRahMan911CC BY-SA 4.0Commons file
Sunrise at Fortescue Bay, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmaniafortescue-bayJJ HarrisonCC BY-SA 3.0Commons file

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