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Wildlife Spotting
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Tasmania's wildlife Is abundant and varied. The state is the last refuge for many animals that once roamed all over the Australian
continent. Tasmania is the only place to see in the wild a Tasmanian devil, an eastern quoll, the spotted-tailed quoll and the Tasmanian
bettong (with a body like a miniature wallaby and small, round face and ears). The Tasmanian devil, a marsupial the size of a small dog
with a bite as strong as a hyena's, is quieter than Its fierce reputation, except during feeding time.
Enjoy a night-time vigil to witness scores of penguins coming ashore or venture into the south-west to spot one ofthe world's rarest and
most endangered birds, the orange-bellied parrot. Wander the waterways to spot the elusive platypus or cruise offshore to check out
Australian fur seals lounging in the sun - keep a watch out for dolphins or whales on their migratory path. Feed wombats and wallabies
at a wildlife park or join an expert guide and learn about the habits of echidnas and brushtail possums. There are opportunities to
undertake wildlife spotting across Tasmania.
www.brunycrulses.com.au www.tasmancruises.com.au www.bonorong.com.au www.tasmanfandevilpark.com
www.natureworld.com.au www.devilsatcradle.com www.seahorseworld.com.au www.wildthingadventures.com.au
www.bonnetisland.com.au www.bichenopenguintours.com.au wvw.penguintours.lowhead.com www.eastcoastcruises.com.au
www.freycinetseacharters.com
Fishing
Come and experience one of the world's last great wild fisheries, from world-class fly fishing to the excitement of game fishing in the
Southern Ocean.
Cast for wild rainbow, brook or brown trout in the silence of Tasmania's highlands with your choice of premium lodges, or strap in for
some big game fish along Tasmania's east coast, where charter boat operators take anglers only 30 minutes offshore for duels with
marlin, shark, tuna and yellow-tail kingfish.
There is a reason thatTasmanians own more boats per head of population than any other Australian state, the fishing is top class! There
are three types of fishing available in Tasmania;
• Trout Fishing - Tasmania offers the ultimate in trout fishing with its' myriad rivers, streams and lakes.
• Game Fishing -Tasmania's game fishing area is home to more than 20 national game fish records.
• Saltwater Fishing - Our estuaries and coastal lagoons are home to feisty bream ready to lunge at your line.
There are a range of fishing charters available around Tasmania.
www.troutguidestasmania.com.au www.dpiw.tas.gov.au www.ifs.tas.gov.au www.tasfish.com
Surfing
Surf Australia's southernmost beaches in Tasmania - an island surfing paradise. Hot surf spots include the legendary Shipstern Bluff
(home to Australia's heaviest waves), Clifton Beach, Eaglehawk Neck, Bruny Island's Cloudy Bay and the big surf of Tasmania's northwest.
Tasmanian beaches are almost always uncrowded and like anywhere else in southern Australia, you'll probably need a wetsuit.
www.tassiesurf.com www.surfingtasmania.com.au
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