""Edge of the World" ∞ Arthur River, Tasmania Australia" by Jason Asher Redbubble
Adrift in a navy wash of ocean at the end of the world is Tasmania; an island buffered by the southern seas and the notorious Roaring Forties, 240km south of mainland Australia. It is a land of extremes; dry expanses of shrub give way to impossibly tall eucalypt forest, moorland edges on cliff faces and wild rivers surge through some of the.
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Tasmania from space. Tasmania (/ t æ z ˈ m eɪ n i ə /; palawa kani: lutruwita) is an island state of Australia. It is located 240 kilometres (150 miles) to the south of the Australian mainland, separated from it by the Bass Strait, with the archipelago containing the southernmost point of the country. The state encompasses the main island of Tasmania, the 26th-largest island in the world.
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Nothing between here and Argentina. The "Edge of the World" is located on Gardiner Point, just south of Arthur River, and is point of interest no: 5 on the Tarkine Drive. There is a large free car park behind a mound on which the lookout is located. There are also public toilets here.
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The Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area, reserved in 1982, stretches along the spectacularly wild North-West coast of Tasmania, covering over 100 000 hectares. The Roaring Forties generate enormous swells which break on lichen-painted rocks at the foot of windswept dunes. But this place, poetically known as the Edge of the World, attracts rather.
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Tasmania: Paradise at the End of the World is a 2007 documentary about the wilderness of Tasmania. In the film, a group of brave scientists venture into the unknown interior of Tasmania, where they eventually reach Cradle Mountain, the most wild landscapes in all the world, full of undisturbed rain forests and an array of natural landscapes to explore.
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How To Get to the Edge of the World. As I mentioned, you'll need your own vehicle to get to the Edge of the World lookout in Tasmania. Remember, you'll want to head to Gardiners Point, located at the end of Airey Street, accessible via Temma Road. Expect a roughly 1.5-hour drive from Stanley or 3.5 hours from Launceston.
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How to get to Edge of the World. For such a wild place, Edge of the World is quite easily accessible. It lies in the north west corner of Tasmania along the coastal section of the stunning Tarkine Drive, 84 km southwest of Stanley, 193 km from Devonport, 294 km from Launceston and right next door to the small fishing settlement of Arthur River.
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As highlighted in the blog entitled Our Tasmanian East Cost Adventure, we were happy to move on from Scottsdale. We left about 9.00AM and our first stop was at the Bridestowe Lavender Farm, the largest commercial lavender farm in the southern hemisphere. See photos in public domain ('PPD) - ours' will follow. It delighted the sense…
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Directions - Located just outside of Arthur River on the north West Coast of Tasmania, from the main bridge over the Arthur River take Temma Road south until you reach the right turn for Airey Drive (look for Edge of the World signs). Follow this all the way to the end where you will find a paved car park. The Walk - Our final stop of a jam packed three week Tasmanian Road Trip was a visit to.
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Located on the northwest coast of Tasmania, the Edge of the World is a mesmerizing and remote location that will leave you in awe of the power and magnificence of nature. This untamed wilderness is a must-visit for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
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This is the travel video about our latest trip in Tasmania.We were so impressed by the views, culture and art here in Tasmania.It's a shame that we only had.
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This is Tasmania's rugger north-west coast at it's best. Beautiful scenery. Gorgeous ocean views. Wild and windy but an absolute delight. Easy walking to the main look out. There are also toilet facilities which is a surprise at the edge of the world. Certainly a must do visit if you are in the north-western part of Tasmania.
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This coastal spot in Northwest Tasmania is one of the westernmost parts of the state. From it, you have unending views across the ocean and with few signs of humanity nearby, the title of Edge of the World feels appropriate. Together with the West Point State Reserve nearby, the Edge of the World showcases the wild, rugged beauty of Tasmania.
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The Tarkine Drive is a 130KM scenic drive through Tasmania's Northwest wilderness area. Our first stop along this drive was Bluff Hill Point. We slowly made our way over the washboard road headed to the rocky coast. Near the end of the road, a few houses clustered around. We parked and started hiking along the trail.