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Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM Am na tarn*** ft_4 ^wia«p* l JS* Bb ' L •it. VW* Adventure experiences In Tasmania can be like the island's spectacular landscape - unspoiled and deeply personal. With one ofthe last great temperate wilderness areas on Earth, Tasmania is a huge outdoor playground. The island is about the same size as the Republic of Ireland, West Virginia in the United States or Hokkaido in Japan yet offers a fiercely diverse environment, from sweeping beaches to alpine tarns and ancient rainforests, it is a paradise that is shared with'visitors in an environmentally friendly way through more than 300 adventure and eco-tours. Their challenge ratings cross all levels from paddling furious Whitewater rapids on the unpredictable Franklin River to cruising massive sea caves. Trekking or Hiking Tasmania's tracks and trails are world-renowned. If you're a bushwalker, there's no better place to be. • 40 per cent of Tasmania is protected in National Parks and World Heritage Areas. • A diverse and ancient landscape offering accessible wilderness. • The compact island is home to unique plant and wildlife. Tasmania offers walking experiences for all levels of fitness and challenge and visitors can walk for a few minutes or a few weeks. There are more than 60 short walks that take you into rainforests, along ancient sea cliffs, beside turquoise seas and over Jagged mountain peaks. You can walk the coastal beaches ofthe Bay of Fires or head deep into the southwest wilderness and feel like the only soul on earth. Or explore over 300 ofthe most beautiful kilometres on earth with the Great Walks of Tasmania. This group comprises Tasmania's iconic multi-day guided walks and include The Maria Island Walk, Bay of Fires Walk, The Freycinet Experience Walk, The South Coast Track, The Tarkine Rainforest Track, Walls of Jerusalem Experience and Cradle Mountain H uts. Guests trek through World Heritage Areas and national parks and can relax in lodge standard accommodation while savouring gourmet food and wine at the end of each day. www.greatwalkstasmania.com www.parks.tas.gov.au Cycling The state's quiet backroads are a haven for cyclists. Explore the island's colonial past, staying in heritage bed and breakfast accommodation. Watch the sun rise on Mt Wellington in Hobart then wind your way down from the summit through fresh water springs, rock screes and rainforests all the way through to the eclectic Salamanca Place and the city's busy waterfront. Get off the beaten track for days on end, with options for combining canoeing and walking stages. discovertasmania.com Tasmania Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM
i*m L.Ss eceived bv NSD/FARA Registration Unit ^09^3 PM turner*-:/ -.,.,, _, (KSSJV^JB . . • _ _ * "» p* ~\ -J. ?WM:. r.v MM". *• #t m ( 3*7> »_** ]___.''Ji,_-.'.'.tluMT' i ^ _?n_. *£*_ JfV-i* You can hire a bike, helmet and other equipment from a number of operators In Tasmania's major towns as well as book cycling tours. For more Information about cycling in Tasmania, visit Bicycle Tasmania at www.biketas.org.au Mt Wellington Descent is a guided bike tourtaklng in spectacular views of Hobart and surrounds. Forfurtherlnformationvisitwww.mtwellingtondescent.com.au www.farsouthwildemess.com.au www.weltingtonpark.org.au www.tasequiphire.com.au www.islandcycletours.com www.cycling-tasmania.com www.tspot.com.au Kayaking www.derwentbikehire.com www.truetasmanla.com.au Paddle the coastline past massive granite peaks, flaming red in the setting sun at Freycinet National Park. Or head up river on the west coast, gliding through the mist past prehistoric rainforest along the Gordon River. Take a twilight paddle in Hobart's Constitution Dock for a different view ofthe city. Explore the sheltered coves and waterways of Bruny Island and the D'Entrecasteaux Channel. Kayaking tours range from two hours.to several days. www.freycinetadventures.com.au www.roaring40skayaklng.com.au www.hobartpaddle.com.au Whitewater Rafting There are a range of graded experiences to suit all levels of ability. Start gently with a Picton River trip on the edge ofthe World Heritage Area in the south, getting close enough to Tasmania's ancient native Huon pines to touch the drooping branches. At the other end of the scale is the ultimate 10-day challenge on the Franklin River, from Irenabyss to the Great Ravine. www.franklinrivertasmania.com www.worldexpeditions.com.au www.aardvarkadventures.com.au www.raftingtasmanla.com Scuba-diving Immerse yourself in the haunting world of giant underwater kelp forests at Eaglehawk Neck, on the Tasman Peninsula, or dive with dolphins, seals and seahorses in temperate waters that provide visibility ranging from 12 metres (39.4 feet) in summer to 40 metres (1312 feet) or more in winter. At King Island, dive the many eerie shipwrecks that dot the coastline and swim with marine life that can include southern rock lobsters up to 5.5 kilograms (13 pounds). www.eaglehawkdlve.com.au www.bayofflresdive.com.au www.godivetassle.com.au www.blchenodive.com.au discovertasmania.com ITasmania Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM y
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