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Tasmania, an isolated island state off Australia's southeastern coast, is known for its vast, rugged wilderness areas that are largely protected within parks and reserves. With its mild, maritime climate and rich, unspoiled landscapes, from alpine mountains to verdant rainforests and expansive beaches, it is a paradise for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and photographers alike. Tasmania is famous for its unique wildlife with over a third of the state being National Park, housing iconic species like Tasmanian devil and wombats. It also boasts a rich colonial history, reflected in well-preserved Victorian and Georgian buildings in the harbour city of Hobart, home to the renowned Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), as well as in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site, a 19th-century penal settlement. Tasmania's burgeoning food and wine scene, showcasing world-class cool climate wines, cheeses, and fresh seafood, offers a gastronomic delight to the visitors.

Tasmania

I feel safe! I rent a car and drove about 1250km, the east coast line is very blue, makes me feel like in Nice, France. I recommend lobster in Stanley, the most popular restaurant there. And I live in my car in camping place, there are so many free camp areas, with toilets or other facilities. It’s great to travel there alone, female friendly, I’d love go Australia every year!

Xixian

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