Tasmanian Collection (page 8)

Pirates Bay, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Norfolk Bay, Forestier Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Isthmus Bay, Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Adventure Bay, Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Hobart and the River Derwent, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Sullivans Cove, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

View of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

River Derwent near New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Countryside in fall, Derwent Valley, near New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

The Nut, Circular Head, Stanley, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Footpath through Temperate Rainforest, Nelson River, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Footpath through Temperate Rainforest, Strahan, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Shore of Lake St. Clair, Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

View of Maingon Bay, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

View of Waterfall Bay, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Tasman Arch, Pirates Bay, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Lighthouse, Table Cape, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Rocky Cape, Rocky Cape National Park, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Cape Tourville, Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Liffey Falls, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Mount Roland seen from Paradise, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Lighthouse, Cape Tourville, Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Red lichen on Rocks, Bay of Fires, Bay of Fires Conservation Area, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Sand dunes, St. Helens Conservation Area, St. Helens, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Jacobs Ladder, Ben Lomond, Ben Lomond National Park, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific

Snow Gum (Eucalyptus niphophylla) close-up of bark pattern, Tasmania, Australia

Tasmanian Devil (Sacrophilus harrisii) adult, sitting, Tasmania, Australia, captive

Tasmanian Devil 1909
A Tasmanian Devil (sarcophilus ursinus), a carnivorous marsupial found only in Tasmania

Racial / Tasmalia / Lanne
TASMANIA William Lanne or King Billy the last male Tasmanian died 1869

Racial / Tasmania / Truganin
Truganini, the last female Tasmanian died 1876

Tasmanian Devil - 2
(sarcophilus harrisii) The largest marsupial carnivore, nocturnal, uttering loud and devilish cries

Tasmanian Devil
(sarcophilus harrisii) The largest marsupial carnivore, nocturnal, uttering loud and devilish cries

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Discover the enigmatic beauty of Tasmania, where ancient legends and breathtaking landscapes intertwine. Known as the home of the Tasmanian Tiger or Thylacine, this mystical island holds secrets that captivate the imagination. Once roaming freely in its wilderness, the Thylacine now remains only in memories and faded photographs. In Hobart, immerse yourself in the ethereal atmosphere of Dark Mofo Winter Solstice Swim. As brave souls plunge into icy waters, they pay homage to a land steeped in folklore and mystery. The city's iconic Tasman Bridge stands tall over River Derwent, connecting past and present with its majestic presence. Venture further to Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park, where nature unveils its grandeur at every turn. From the tranquil Dove Lake nestled beneath Cradle Mountain's towering peaks to Twisted Lakes' otherworldly allure and Little Horn's rugged charm - each corner whispers tales of an untamed wilderness. Step back in time at Mount Field National Park's Horseshoe Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site adorned with cascading waters amidst lush greenery. Here lies a testament to Tasmania's rich natural heritage that deserves our utmost respect and preservation. As we explore this land of wonders, let us not forget Truganini - the last surviving female Tasmanian aborigine whose spirit lingers amongst these lands. Her story serves as a reminder of Tasmania's complex history and cultural significance. Finally, surrender to serenity on St Helens Conservation Area's pristine beaches along Australia's Pacific coast. Let your worries wash away with each crashing wave as you bask in Tasmania’s untouched splendor. Tasmania beckons adventurers seeking solace within nature’s embrace; it is a place where legends are born from misty mountainsides and forgotten creatures roam through dreamscape valleys. Come lose yourself among sandy bays, hidden lakeshores, and untamed wilderness - for Tasmania holds a magic that will forever enchant the soul.