Introducing Coles Bay & Freycinet National Park
The small township of Coles Bay is dominated by The Hazards, spectacular 485m-high pink granite outcrops. Geared towards tourism in an almost predatory way, the town is the gateway to white-sand beaches, secluded coves, rocky cliffs and top-notch bushwalks in Freycinet National Park (pronounced Fray-sin-ay).
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Last updated: Sep 23, 2008
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wedding venue suggestions
by wendyp 31 July 2011
Will be heading to Tasmania (first time) mid november for 2 weeks and wish to get married in a lovely outdoor setting (preferably beach)…
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Re: 3 Weeks Trip Sydney, Tasmania, Whitsundays, Port Douglas (Uluru?)
by emberlie 29 April 2011
Hi! I'm from Tassie and totally agree with Poster #1 Taking on too much! I loved Uluru and Alice Springs, real eye opener esp to Aborigi…
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Re: Tasmania a taste
by emberlie 24 April 2011
Hi! As someone who has visited Tassie and now lives here the most important places are - Coles Bay / Freycinet on the East Coast. A…
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