Australia's Natural State (PDF, 3.6 - Discover Tasmania
Australia's Natural State (PDF, 3.6 - Discover Tasmania
Australia's Natural State (PDF, 3.6 - Discover Tasmania
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King Island Island lifestyle<br />
Renowned for its special relationship with the sea, King Island<br />
capitalises on its Bass Strait location to provide highly prized<br />
food that’s coveted by some of the country’s best restaurants.<br />
The island’s clean air and water, lush pastures help nuture<br />
gorgeous creamy cheese, succulent seafood and tender beef.<br />
Flinders Island<br />
Find your own rhythm on more than 120 deserted beaches or<br />
reach new heights atop the craggy granite cliffs of Strzelecki<br />
National Park. Enjoy mouth-watering lobster from pristine<br />
waters or succulent lamb favoured by celebrity chefs.<br />
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• Linger at the King Island Dairy fromagerie, tasting<br />
camembert, double brie, tangy blue vein, and indulgent<br />
crème desserts or yoghurt<br />
• Chat to farmers with a passion for bee-keeping and<br />
sample their aromatic Lymwood Honey, select grass-fed<br />
beef for a barbecue or stop at the Currie bakery for a<br />
delicious scallop pie<br />
• Choose a rock lobster, king crab or oysters at King Island<br />
Seafoods – you need to order in advance<br />
• Meet a remarkable Italian butcher at Grassy – he’s<br />
turned his skills to local fare ranging from smoked eels<br />
to black back salmon<br />
• Head out before dawn and step into the life of a<br />
fisherman for the day<br />
• Go wildlife viewing at dusk for wallabies, potoroos and<br />
possums, watch Fairy Penguins come ashore or spot<br />
the rare orange-bellied parrot<br />
Nature and wildlife<br />
• Slow down on an evening cruise of Franklin Sound –<br />
the clouds are actually shearwaters on the wing<br />
The harbour at Currie<br />
• Sea kayak the ever-changing coastline – or go diving with<br />
a master diving instructor who has spent years exploring<br />
these waters<br />
• Chase trophy-size tuna or battle marlin and blue eye on a<br />
world-class game fishing expedition<br />
• Revel in unspoiled beaches – swim at Trousers Point, with<br />
a view that’s one of Flinders’ most photographed; fossick<br />
for Killiecrankie diamonds; or go beachcombing for a prized<br />
paper nautilus shell<br />
• Take the rewarding five hour hike to the top of Mt Strzelecki<br />
for sublime views or the gentle two kilometre Strzelecki<br />
Walking Track to seascapes, tree ferns and orchids<br />
• Buckle up for a flight over majestic Franklin Sound and<br />
Furneaux islands with Flinders Island Aviation<br />
Sawyers Bay, Flinders Island