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AAboriginal culture
books 24contemporary 31, 33cultural sensitivity 18history 24-7, 267museums 230-1Stolen Generations 31
Aboriginal sitesFreycinet Peninsula 175Kutikina Cave 288Larmairremener 294 Maria Island (Toarra Marra
Monah) 169Marrawah area 267Oyster Cove (Mena Loongana) 135 Preminghana 267 Wybalenna Historic Site 310
abseiling 60-2Freycinet Peninsula 178Gordon Dam 301
accommodation 316-19, see also individual locations
activities 19, 56-62, see also individual activities
Adventure Bay 137adventure parks
Dismal Swamp 264Launceston cable hang-gliding 207Hollybank Treetops Adventure 222
AFL 35air travel
to/from Tasmania 332-6within Tasmania 337
Alonnah 137Alum Cliffs Gorge 243animals 47-53, see also individual
animalsbooks 52, 54internet resources 64
Ansons Bay 194Ansons River Lagoon 194Antarctic 46, 94, 95, 119Antarctic Midwinter Festival 19, 94ants 322, 347Apsley Gorge 185
aquariumsBicheno aquarium 182Sea Life Centre 182Seahorse World 217Seaquarium 260
Archers Knob 219area codes 327art & craft galleries
Allport Library & Museum of Fine Arts 87
Artisan Gallery 217Bankhouse Manor 197Burnie Regional Art Gallery 253Carnegie Gallery 87Cove Gallery 278Design Centre of Tasmania 206Devonport Regional Gallery 231Hartz Gallery 147John Temple Gallery 223Lady Franklin Gallery 87Leven Valley Vineyard & Gallery 252Mural House 246Queen Victoria Museum & Art
Gallery’s 205Radford Woodcrafts 272Salamanca Arts Centre 85, 106Southern Design Centre 147Stanley Artworks 260Strahan Woodworks 278Tasmanian Copper & Metal Art
Gallery 222Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery 87Treeform Gallery 215Wilderness Gallery 295Wood Design Collection 206Working Art Space 246
Arthur, Lieutenant-Governor 25, 26Arthur Pieman Conservation Area 268-9Arthur River 266-8arts 36-9, see also individual artsATMs 325Australian Antarctic Division 119Australian Football League 35Australian Three Peaks Race 19, 207Australian Wooden Boat Festival 19, 94
BB&Bs 317-18Balfour 268Batman Bridge 217
Battery Point 85Bay of Fires 194, 195, 73
internet resources 188tours 58
beaches 62Adventure Bay 62Bakers Beach 219Bay of Fires 194, 195Bicheno 183Binalong Bay 62Blackmans Bay 119Boat Harbour Beach 62, 258Boronia Beach 119Coningham 135Cosy Corner 194Fortescue Bay 62Fotheringate 312Friendly Beaches 62, 177Hawley Beach 238Honeymoon Bay 177Humbug Points 191Kingston Beach 119Marrawah 62Ocean Beach 278Randalls Bay 142Roaring Beach 131St Helens Point 191Sandy Cape Beach 268Seatons Cove 194Seven Mile Beach 62, 118Sisters Beach 259Sloop Beach 194Spring Beach 167Stanley 62Stieglitz 191Swimcart Beach 194Tinderbox 120Trousers Point 62, 312Verona Sands 142West Strahan Beach 281White Beach 131Wineglass Bay 62, 68, 177, 177-8,
179, 7Beaconsfield 217Beaconsfield mine 30, 218Beaumaris 186-7Beauty Point 217-18beer 41, 42, see also breweriesBicheno 181-5, 182bicycle travel, see cycling
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Binalong Bay 194-6birds 49, see also individual speciesbird-watching
Maria Island National Park 171Mt Roland 244Nut, the 260Ocean Beach 278South Bruny National Park 139Swan Island 315Swansea 173Three Hummock Island 315
Bishop & Clerk 169Bivouac Bay 124-5, 127Black Bluff 252, 7Black Bobs 164black currawong 49Black Line 26Blackmans Bay 119Blackman’s Lagoon 198blizzards 322Blowhole 124Blue Tier plateau 191Boag’s Brewery 205Boat Harbour Beach 62, 258-9boat travel 336-7, 338boat trips, see also jet-boat rides
Arthur River 267Bicheno 183Bruny Island 93Cape Raoul 93D’Entrecasteaux Channel 93Freycinet Peninsula 178Gordon River 279-80Hobart 93Ile des Phoques 167-8Launceston 207Maria Island 167-8Pieman River 269 Port Arthur 93Pieman River 269 Schouten Island 178Wineglass Bay 178
Bonorong Wildlife Centre 52, 110books 18-20, see also literature
Aboriginal culture 24animals 52, 54bushwalking 56-7food 18, 40health 345history 25, 30, 33wildlife 52, 54
Bothwell 160-1breweries
Boag’s Brewery 205Cascade Brewery 88, 76
Bridport 198-200Brown, Bob 47, 50, 168Bruny Island 133, 136-41, 138, 12Burnie 252-6, 254bus travel 338-9, 343bushfires 322bushwalking 56-8
Alum Cliffs Gorge 243Bay of Fires WalkBen Lomond National Park 226-7Bicheno 183Bivouac Bay 124-5books 56-7Bruny Island Neck Game Reserve
137-9Cataract Gorge 68, 202-7Cockle Creek 152Cradle Mountain 294Cradle Valley 291-4Cynthia Bay 294Douglas-Apsley National Park
185-6Dove Lake Circuit 68Evercreech Forest Reserve 187Flinders Island 312Fortescue Bay 124-5, 127Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers
National Park 288Freycinet National Park 177-8Gowrie Park 244Great Western Tiers 239-40Greens Beach West Head Coastal
Trail 219Hartz Mountains National Park
148-9Hogarth Falls 279internet resources 64King Island 307Lake Leake 159Leeaberra Track 186Leven Canyon 252Liffey Valley 223Lime Bay State Reserve 131Maria Island National Park 169Marrawah 265-6Meander Forest Reserve 239Montezuma Falls 274Mt Farrell 272Mt Field National Park 116Mt Murchison 272Mt Wellington 88-9Mt William National Park 196Mt Zeehan 276Narawntapu National Park 219Nut, the 68
Oldina State Forest Reserve 257Orford 166-7Overland Track 58, 65, 68, 290-1,
292-3, 73Penguin Cradle Trail 252Pieman River 269planning 56-7Port Davey Track 152, 303-4Rocky Cape National Park 259Russell Falls 68safety 57-8St Helens 191St Patricks Head 186South Bruny National Park
137-9South Coast Track 68, 152, 303-4,
9, 73Southwest National Park 303-4Strzelecki Peaks Walk 312Tahune AirWalk 68, 148Tahune Forest Reserve 148Tarn Shelf Track 117Tasman Coastal Trail 68, 124Tasman National Park 127Tasmanian Trail 57tours 58Truganini Track 68Walls of Jerusalem National Park
243-4Waterfall Bluff 124Weldborough Pass Rainforest
Walk 196Wielangta Forest 168Wineglass Bay 68, 177-8, 179
Bushy Park 114business hours 43, 319-20, 324
CCadbury Chocolate Factory 88Calcified Forest 307Campbell Town 158-60campervanning 341camping 58, 64, 65, 317Canoe Bay 127canoeing 58-9
Arthur River 267Pieman River 269Port Arthur 129
Cape Barren Island 314-15Cape Boullanger 169Cape Bruny Lighthouse 137Cape Hauy 127Cape Pillar 127Cape Sorell Lighthouse 279Cape Tourville 178
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car traveldrink-driving regulations 325driving licences 339hazards 341-2insurance 339-40road conditions 341-2road distances chart 342road rules 342
caravan parks 317carbon offset 334Carrick 222Cascade Brewery 88, 76Cataract Gorge 202-7cathedrals, see churches & cathedralscaves
Gunns Plains Caves 252Hastings Caves 151Junee Cave 300King Solomons Cave 242Kutikina Cave 288Marakoopa 242Mole Creek Karst National Park
242-3Remarkable Cave 130-1
caving 59cell phones 328cheese 40-1, 74cheese-makers
Ashgrove Farm Cheese 239Bruny Island Cheese Company 139Grandvewe Cheeses 141King Island Dairy 307National Foods Australia 253Pyengana Dairy Company 193Thorpe Farm 160
chemists 346children, travel with 320
food 44Hobart 92-3Launceston 206national park activities 65
chocolate-makersCadbury Chocolate Factory 88Federation Chocolate Factory 126House of Anvers 231
Chudleigh 242churches & cathedrals
St David’s Cathedral 87St Matthew’s Church 114
cider 144cinema 36
Clarendon 225climate 17, 320-1climate change 334Clydes Island 124Coal River Valley 109Cockle Creek 152Coles Bay 175-81, 177conservation movement 31, 46-7, 50,
see also environmental issuesconsulates 323Corinna 269costs 17-18, see also inside front cover
accommodation 316food 324national park fees 64
Cradle Mountain 58, 294, 295Cradle Valley 289craft 36-7, see also art & craft galleriescredit cards 325-6cricket 35-6, 87cruise ships 336culture 33-9customs regulations 321cycling 59, 337-8, 8, see also
mountain bikingGreat Tasmanian Bike Ride 60Hobart 91Maria Island National Park 171Mt Wellington 91Port Arthur 129
Cygnet 142-4Cygnet Folk Festival 19, 142Cynthia Bay 289
DDarlington 169daylight saving 328d’Entrecasteaux, Bruni 152Deep Creek 194deep vein thrombosis (DVT ) 345Deloraine 239-42, 240Denison Canal 123Derby 196-7design 36-7, see also art & craft galleriesDesolation Bay 150Devils Gullet 243Devil’s Kitchen 124Devonport 229-37, 232Dial Range 252disabilities, travellers with 329-30discount cards 323Dismal Swamp 264distilleries
Hellyers Road Whisky Distillery 253Lark Distillery 88
diving, see scuba diving & snorkellingDombrovskis, Peter 20, 38Donaghy’s Hill 288Donaldson, Mary 118, 119Doo Town 126Dove Lake 68, 6Dover 149-51drinks 41-2, see also beer, cider,
distilleries, water, winedriving, see car traveldriving licences 339Dunalley 123
EEaglehawk Neck 124-6East Coast Natureworld 52,183echidnas 47, 50-1economy 31, 34-5Eddystone Point 194Eftpos 325electricity 317Ellendale 163-4embassies 323emergencies 322, see also inside
front coverenvironmental issues 15, 31, 46-7, 48
endangered species 52-3forest conservation 68, 152, 168,
268, 302Franklin River blockade 287-8introduced species 53Lake Pedder Impoundment 301old-growth logging 47, 50pulp mill 16, 47, 51, 220
environmental organisationsAustralian Bush Heritage Fund 48Australian Wildlife Conservancy 48Conservation Volunteers Australia
331Greening Australia 331Landcare 48Tarkine National Coalition 268Tasmanian Conservation Trust 55Wilderness Society 55, 68
eucalyptus 54Evandale 225-6exchange rates, see inside front cover Exeter 216-17
FFalls Festival 19, 94Federation Peak 304ferries 336Festivale 19, 207festivals 19, 323, see also sports events
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Antarctic Midwinter Festival 19, 94Anzac Day 323Australian Wooden Boat Festival
19, 94Blessing of the Harvest Festival 224Blooming Tasmania 323Cygnet Folk Festival 19, 142Derby River Derby 197Dockside Festival 262Evandale Village Fair 225Falls Festival 19, 94Festivale 19, 207Henley-on-the-Mersey Carnival
238Hobart Summer Festival 19, 94Longford Garden Festival 224Mural Fest 247National Penny Farthing
Championships 225 Rosebery Festival 274Royal Hobart Show 94Royal Launceston Show 207Southern Roots 94Steam Fest 247Tasmanian Craft Fair 19, 240Taste of the Huon 323Ten Days on the Island 19, 94The Taste 94Tulip Festival 257
film 36Fingal Valley 187fishing 59-60, 162
Arthur River 266Binalong Bay 195Blackman’s Lagoon 198Currawong Lakes 159Flinders Island 312Freycinet Peninsula 178internet resources 60King Island 307Lake Country 161Lake Leake 159Lake Pedder Impoundment 301museums 114Nettley Bay 266Port Arthur 129Prosser River 167responsible practice 18St Helens 191Tomahawk 198tours 125, 139, 162, 274, 312Tullah 274West Point 266
Flanagan, Richard 37Flannery, Tim 48
Flinders Island 310-14, 311Flynn, Errol 36food 40-5, 143, 323-4
books 18, 40costs 324festivals 42-3, 94, 207, 323
football 35forest reserves, see national parks &
nature reservesForestier Peninsula 123Fortescue Bay 124-5, 127Fossil Bay 169Fossil Bluff 256-7Fossil Cliffs 169foxes 53Franklin 145-7Franklin River blockade 287-8, 8Frenchmans Cap 58, 288Friendly Beaches 62, 177fruit farms 146
Cherry Shed 237Cygnet 144Sorell 123
GGaiety Grand 275Gardiner Point 266-7gay travellers 324Geeveston 147-8genealogy 32geology 46George Town 219-21giardiasis 346Gladstone 196Glenora 114golf courses
Barnbougle Dunes 199Currie Golf Course 307Greens Beach Golf Club 219Ratho 160
Gordon River 279-80Gowrie Park 244-5Granville Harbour 275Great Lake 161Great Tasmanian Bike Ride 60Great Western Tiers 239-40Greens 47Greens Beach 218-19Grindelwald 214-15GST 326guesthouses 317-18
HHadspen 222Hamilton 162-3
Hartz Peak 149Hastings Caves 151health 344-8Hellyer Gorge 269Henty Dunes 279hepatitis C 346Heritage (Midland) Highway 154-9Hideaway Bay 150hiking, see bushwalkinghistoric buildings & sites 28
Brickendon 224Callington Mill 155Clarendon 225Coal Mines Historic Site 131Eaglehawk Neck Historic Site 124Entally House 222Female Factory 87Ford’s Store 261Franklin House 206Government House 90Highfield 261Home Hill 231Lyons Cottage 261-2Oak Lodge 109Oast House 113Officers Quarters 124Old Umbrella Shop 206Parliament House 86Penitentiary Chapel Historic Site 86Port Arthur Historic Site 128-9Real Tennis Club 87Richmond Gaol 109Ross Female Factory 157Runnymede 87Sherwood Hall 237Shot Tower 118Steppes Historic Site 161Theatre Royal 86Town Hall 87Van Diemen’s Land Company
Store 261White House 223Willow Court Historic Site 114Woolmers 224Wybalenna Historic Site 310
history 24-3220th century 30-1Aboriginal civilisation 24-7, 267books 25, 33Chinese migration 190early settlement 25-9penal settlement 29-30recent past 31-2
hitching 342-3HIV 346
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Hobart 77-109, 79, 80, 10, 75accommodation 94-100activities 91children, travel with 92-3drinking 105entertainment 105-7festivals 94food 100-4internet resources 77itineraries 78shopping 107sights 84-91tours 93-4travel to/from 108travel within 108-9walking tours 91-2, 93-4, 92
holidays 17, 324honey 242, 243Honeymoon Bay 177horizontal scrub 55horse riding
Cradle Valley 294Huon Valley 145Koonya 131Mt Roland 245Narawntapu National Park 219Tullah 272-3
hostels 318hotels 318-19Humbug Point Recreation Area
191Huon pine 53, 55Huonville 144-5hypothermia 347
Iimmigration 332insects 346insurance
car 339-40health 344 travel 324
internet access 324-5internet resources 20
activities 56, 59air travel 333Antarctica 46arts 36Bay of Fires 188Bruny Island 133bushwalking 64
camping 64, 65central Tasmania 153culture 35Devonport 228environment 49, 55, 66, 67fishing 60Flinders Island 305food 41health 347-8history 29, 30Hobart 77King Island 305Launceston 201literature 37, 38northeast Tamania 188northern Tasmania 201northwest Tasmania 228 politics 34Port Arthur 121, 7responsible travel 43southwest Tasmania 298surfing 62Tamar Valley 201Tasman Peninsula 121tourist information 34west coast 271wildlife 64wine 42World Heritage sites 66
Iron Blow 285itineraries 21-3
central Tasmania 23east coast 22Hobart 78northwest Tasmania 21
Jjet-boat rides
Huon River 144-5King River 280New Norfolk 114
Kkangaroos 49-50kayaking 269, see also sea-
kayakingKemp, Anthony Fenn 155Kempton 154-5Kettering 136King Island 306-10, 306King River 279, 286King’s Lomatia 55Kingston 119-20kookaburras 51Koonya 131-2
LLabillardiere Peninsula 137Lake Barrington 245Lake Belcher 116Lake Burbury 285, 287Lake Chisholm 265Lake Esperance 148-9Lake Judd 303Lake Leake 159Lake Nicholls 116Lake Pedder Impoundment 301Lake St Clair 289Latrobe 237-8Launceston 202-13, 203-4
accommodation 207-10activities 207children, travel with 206drinking 212entertainment 212food 210-12internet resources 201mountain biking 207shopping 212sights 202-7travel to/from 212travel within 213
Lawson Plains 265leeches 321legal matters 325Legana 214-15Legges Tor 68, 226lesbian travellers 324Leven Canyon 252Liffey Falls State Reserve 223Liffey Valley 223lighthouses
Cape Bruny Lighthouse 137 Cape Sorell Lighthouse 279 Cape Tourville Lighthouse 178 Eddystone Point Lighthouse 194 King Island 306-7Low Head Lighthouse 221
Lilydale 221-2literature 19, 29, 37-8, see also booksLongford 223-5Low Head 221Lunawanna 137Lune River 151-2
Mmagazines 317mail services 326Maingon Blowhole 130Manne, Robert 32maps 56-7, 325
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Margate 135marine farms
41°South Aquaculture 240Freycinet Marine Farm 179Snowy Range Trout Fishery 145
marine reserves 68Kent Group national park 315Maria Island 168-9Tasmanian Seamounts Marine
Reserve 68Tinderbox Nature Marine Reserve
120markets
Evandale market 225Hobart Antiques Market 107Penguin Market 251Salamanca Market 85
Marrawah 265-6Maydena 300mazes
Richmond maze 109Tasmazia 245Westbury maze 223
measures 317medical services 345-6Melaleuca 304meningococcal disease 346metric conversions, see inside front
coverMidland (Heritage) Hwy 154-9mobile phones 328Mole Creek 242-3money 17-18, 323, 325-6, see also
inside covermoneychanging 326Moonah Arts Centre 87Moorilla Estate 88mosquitoes 321motorcycle travel
drink-driving regulations 325driving licences 339hazards 341-2insurance 339-40road conditions 341-2road distances chart 342road rules 342
Moulting Lagoon 177Mt Amos 178Mt Anne 303, 304Mt Arthur 221Mt Brown 131Mt Eliza 303Mt Farrell 272Mt Fortescue 127Mt George 220
Mt Maria 169Mt Mawson 117Mt Murchison 272Mt Nelson 90-1Mt Ossa 68, 289Mt Roland 244Mt Rufus 294Mt Wedge 303Mt Wellington 88-9, 89, 12Mt William 196Mt Zeehan 276mountain biking 59
Binalong Bay 195Hobart 91Mt Wellington 89Swansea 173
museumsAllport Library & Museum of Fine
Arts 87Aunty Iris’s Museum 246-7Australasian Golf Museum 160Australian Axeman’s Hall of
Fame 237Bass & Flinders Centre 220Bligh Museum of Pacific
Exploration 137Bruny Island History Room 137Channel Historical & Folk Museum
135Circular Head Heritage Centre 264Court House Museum 237Deloraine Folk Museum & YARNS:
Artwork in Silk 239Devonport Maritime Museum 231Dr Frankensteins Museum of
Monsters 276Eric Thomas Galley Museum 284-5Furneaux Museum 310-12Grubb Shaft Gold & Heritage
Museum 217Heritage Centre 172Heritage Highway Museum 158Huon Apple & Heritage Museum
145Imaginarium Science Centre 233Kentish Museum 246King Island Historical Museum 307Living History Museum of
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage 142Maritime Museum of Tasmania 87Military Museum of Tasmania 85Narryna Heritage Museum 87National Automobile Museum of
Tasmania 206Old Colony Inn 114
Pearn’s Steam World 223Pilot Station Maritime Museum 221Pioneer Village Museum 253Port Arthur Museum 128, 7Queen Victoria Museum & Art
Gallery’s 205Salmon Ponds Heritage Hatchery &
Garden 114Shorty’s Private Collection 276Stanley Discovery Museum 260Swansea Bark Mill & East Coast
Museum 172Tasmanian Cricket Museum 87Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
87Tasmanian Transport Museum 88Tasmanian Wool Centre 157Tiagarra 230-1Tin Centre 190, 197Ulverstone Local History Museum
248Vintage Tractor Shed Museum 223Waddamana Power Station
Museum 161Water Wheel Creek Timber
Heritage Experience 260West Coast Pioneers Museum 275West Coast Reflections 278Wonders of Wynyard 257
Musselroe Point 196mutton birds 49
Bruny Island 136, 137-8, 139Flinders Island 312Ocean Beach 278Stanley 260Swan Island 315 Swansea 173
Nnational parks & nature reserves 63-8
Arthur Pieman Conservation Area 268-9
Ben Lomond National Park 66, 226-7Brady’s Lookout State Reserve 216Bridport Wildflower Reserve 199children, travel with 65Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair
National Park 66, 289-97Douglas-Apsley National Park
66, 185Evercreech Forest Reserve 187Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers
National Park 66, 287-9Freycinet National Park 65, 66,
175-81, 176
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national parks & nature reserves continuedHartz Mountains National Park
66, 148-9Kent Group National Park 66, 315Lake Johnston Nature Reserve 274Liffey Valley 223Lime Bay State Reserve 131Maria Island National Park 58, 66,
168-71, 170, 81Meander Forest Reserve 239Milkshake Hills Forest Reserve 265Mole Creek Karst National Park
66, 242-3Mt Field National Park 66, 116-18,
117Mt William National Park 67, 196Narawntapu National Park 67, 219Princess River Conservation Area 287Rocky Cape National Park 67, 259Savage River National Park 67, 269South Arthur Forest Drive 264-5South Bruny National Park 67, 137-9Southwest National Park 67, 302-4Strzelecki National Park 67, 312Tahune Forest Reserve 148Tasman National Park 67, 127Teepookana Rainforest 279volunteering 67Walls of Jerusalem National Park
67, 243-4Warrawee Forest Reserve 237
National Trust 28, 86nature reserves, see national parks &
nature reservesNelson River 288New Norfolk 112-16, 113Newall Creek 285newspapers 317Norfolk Range 268Nubeena 131-2 Nut, the 260
OOatlands 155-6opening hours, see business hoursOrford 166-7Ouse 164Overland Track 58, 65, 68, 290-1,
292-3, 73Oyster Cove (Mena Loongana) 135
Ppademelons 47Painted Cliffs 169, 8painting 38-9Paradise Gorge 166parks & gardens
Allendale Gardens & Rainforest 266
Annsleigh Gardens & Tearooms 253
Burnie Park 253City Park (Launceston) 206Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden
253Inverawe Native Gardens 135National Rose Garden 224Queen’s Domain 89-90Royal Park 206Royal Tasmanian Botanical
Gardens 89-90Salmon Ponds Heritage Hatchery
& Garden 114Scented Rose 144Trevallyn State Recreation Area
206WAG Walker Rhododendron
Reserve 221-2Windmill Hill 206
passports 332Penguin 251-2Penguin Island 137penguins 49
Bicheno 183Bruny Island 137-9Burnie 253Devonport 233King Island 307Low Head 221Penguin Point 251Stanley 262Swan Island 315
performing arts 39Peron Dunes 191pharmacies 346phonecards 328photography 38phytophthora 18Pieman Heads 268Pieman River 269Pipers River 221planning 17-20, 56-7, see also itinerariesplants 53-5platypuses 47, 50-1
Burnie 253King Island 307
Latrobe 237Platypus House 218Stanley 262 Warrawee Forest Reserve 237
Policemans Point 194politics 34, 47poppies 224population 15, 34, 35Port Arthur 29, 121, 127-30, 128Port Arthur Historic Site 128-9, 71Port Davey Track 152, 303-4Port Sorell 238-9possums 51postal services 326Preminghana 267public holidays 324pubs 43, 319pulp mill 16, 47, 51, 220Pyengana 193
Qquad biking
Cradle Valley 294Freycinet Peninsula 178-9Henty Dunes 280
quarantine regulations 18, 322, 336Queen’s Domain 89-90Queenstown 283-7, 284, 10
Rrailways
Don River Railway 231Ida Bay Railway 151-2Redwater Creek Steam Rail 247Wee Georgie Wood 272West Coast Wilderness Railway 286
Recherche Bay 152Remarkable Cave 130-1responsible travel 18
Aboriginal sites 18bushwalking 57-8conservation 50internet resources 43sustainable food 43
restaurants 43, 323-4Richmond 109-12, 111Richmond Bridge 109, 70road distances chart 342Robinson, George Augustus 26rock climbing 60-1
Hobart 91Flinders Island 312Freycinet Peninsula 178
Rosebery 274-5Rosevears 215-16
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Ssafe travel
bushwalking 57-8driving 341-2surfing 347swimming 322-3, 347
sailing 36, 61, see also boat tripsSt Helens 190-4, 192St Marys 186St Patricks Head 186Salamanca Arts Centre 85, 106Salamanca Market 85, 12Salamanca Place 84-5Salmon Ponds Heritage Hatchery
& Garden 114Saltwater River 131sand-boarding 280Scamander 186-7scenic flights 93
Cradle Mountain 257Cradle Valley 294Freycinet Peninsula 179George Town 220Hobart 93northern Tasmania 233southwest Tasmania 93, 303Strahan 281
Scottsdale 197-8scuba diving & snorkelling 61
Bicheno 183Binalong Bay 195Eaglehawk Neck 125King Island 307Maria Island National Park 169Orford 167St Helens 191Tinderbox Nature Marine Reserve
120Wynyard Bay 257
sculpture 38-9sea-kayaking 308, see also kayaking
Bathurst Harbour 303Binalong Bay 195Freycinet Peninsula 178Hobart 91 Kettering 136Port Arthur 129Port Davey 303St Helens 191Strahan 280
seals 220, 262, 315self-catering accommodation 319senior travellers 323Seven Mile Beach 62, 118Shadow Lake 294Shakespeare, Nicholas 37sharks 321, 347Sheffield 246-8, 247Sidmouth 217skiing 61-2
Ben Lomond National Park 226-7Mt Mawson 117
Sleepy Bay 178Smithton 264-5snakes 51, 321-2, 347snorkelling, see scuba diving &
snorkellingSnug 135solo travellers 327Something Wild 52, 114Sorell 122-3South Coast Track 68, 152, 303-4, 9South Sister 186Southport 151spiders 51, 322, 347sports 35-6sports events
Australian Three Peaks Race 19, 207Easter Pacing Cup 207Great Tasmanian Bike Ride 60Latrobe Wheel Race 238Launceston Cup 207Royal Hobart Regatta 94Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race 19,
36, 61, 94Targa Tasmania 323Three Peaks Race 323West Coast Classic 265
Stanley 260-4, 261Steppes Sculptures 161Stieglitz 191Stolen Generations 31Strahan 277-83, 278, 9Strathgordon 301-2student cards 323Styx River Valley 302, 11sunburn 347surfing 62
Bicheno 183Hobart 91King Island 307Marrawah 265Pirates Bay 125Roaring Beach 131safety 347
Swan Island 315Swansea 171-5, 172swimming 62
Apsley Waterhole 185Bicheno 183Binalong Bay 195Boat Harbour Beach 258Fortescue Bay 127Hawley Beach 238Hobart 91Mt William National Park 196Narawntapu National Park 219safety 322-3, 347Sisters Beach 259Tasman National Park 127West Strahan Beach 281
Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race 19, 36, 61, 94
TTable Cape 257Tahune Forest AirWalk 68, 148, 10Tamar Valley 213-22, 216, 76
internet resources 201pulp mill 16, 47, 51, 220
Taranna 126-9Tarkine Wilderness 268, 72Tarn Shelf Track 117Taroona 118-19Tarraleah 164Tasman, Abel 25, 169Tasman Arch 124 Tasman Island 127Tasman Peninsula 121-32, 122, 6Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park 52Tasmanian devils 51-2, 53
Marrawah 266sanctuaries 52, 126
Tasmanian tigers 49, 52, 54Tasmanian Trail 57Tasmanian Wilderness World
Heritage Area 46Taste of the Huon 323taxes 44, 326telephone services 327-8Temma 268Ten Days on the Island 19, 94Tessellated Pavement 124theft 322thermal baths & springs
Aquarius Roman Baths 207Hastings Thermal Springs 151
Thompsons Marshes 185Three Hummock Island 315thylacine, see Tasmanian tigers
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Tiagarra 230-1tick typhus 346ticks 321time 328tipping 44Tomahawk 198tourism information 34, 328-9tours 329, see also boat trips, walking
tours4WD 139, 190, 191, 262, 265,
274, 280-1Bay of Fires 58Bruny Island 139bushwalking 58caving 243Cradle Mountain 58, 294cycling 59Eaglehawk Neck 125fishing 125, 139, 162, 274, 312Flinders Island 312-13Freycinet 58, 178ghost 86, 129, 155, 207Gordon River 279-80Hobart 93-4Ile des Phoques 167-8Kempton 155Lake Johnston Nature Reserve 274Launceston 207Maria Island 58, 171, 167-8Mersey River Cruises 233mountain biking 207northeast region 190, 191northern Tasmania 233Oatlands 155Overland Track 294penguins 262platypus 262Port Arthur Historic Site 129Queenstown copper mine 285sea-kayaking 122, 303seals 220, 262South Coast Track 303, 73Stanley 262Tamar River 207Tarkine Wilderness 265, 268Tasman Island 129Tasman Peninsula 122Teepookana Plateau 280Walls of Jerusalem National
Park 244wildlife 266
Trail of the Tin Dragon 190train travel 343, see also railways
travel to/from Tasmania 332-7travel within Tasmania 337-43
travellers cheques 326Trevallyn State Recreation Area 206Triabunna 167-8Trial Harbour 276Trousers Point 312Trowunna Wildlife Park 52Truchanas, Olegas 38Truganini 27, 137Tullah 272-4TV 317
UUlverstone 248-51, 249Upper Florentine Valley 302
Vvacations 17, 324vaccinations 344vegetarian travellers 44vineyards, see wineriesvisas 330volunteering 67, 331
Wwalking tours
Hobart 91-2, 93-4, 92Zeehan 276
wallabies 47, 49-50Waratah 269-70water 348Waterfall Bay 124waterfalls
Dip Falls 260Heemskirk Falls 276Heritage and Leeaberra Falls 185-6Hogarth Falls 279Horseshoe Falls 116Junee Cave 300Knyvet Falls 291Lady Barron Falls 116Liffey Falls 223Lilydale Falls 221Lost Falls 159Mathinna Falls 187Meander Falls 239Meetus Falls 159Montezuma Falls 274Nelson Falls 288Pencil Pine Falls 291Preston Falls 252Ralphs Falls 193
Russell Falls 116St Columba Falls 193Snug Falls 135Split Rock Falls 239Stitt Falls 274Winterbrook Falls 252
weather 17, 320-1websites, see internet resourcesweights 317Weindorfer,Gustav 295Weldborough 196Westbury 222-3Western Arthur Range 304Westerway 114whales 52, 86white-water rafting 58-9, 288Wielangta Forest 168wildlife parks & sanctuaries
Allendale Gardens & Rainforest 266
Bonorong Wildlife Centre 52, 110Devils@Cradle 289East Coast Natureworld 52, 183Flowerdale Lobster Haven 257Platypus House 218Something Wild 52, 114Tamar Island Wetlands 206Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park
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wildlife-watching 53, 6Bridport Wildflower Reserve 199Kent Group National Park 315King Island 307Narawntapu National Park 219
Wilmot 245-6Windmill Hill 206Windschuttle, Keith 32wine 41-3, see also wineriesWineglass Bay 62, 68, 177, 177-8,
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ACCOMMODATIONBass Strait IslandsHealing Dreams Retreat 313 North-East River Campsite 313 Swan Island Retreat 315
Devonport & the NorthwestBeachside Retreat West Inlet 263 Carinya Farm Holiday Retreat 245
East CoastMount Paul on Freycinet 180
Hobart & AroundHenry Jones Art Hotel 97 Moorilla Estate Suites & Chalets 98 Platypus Playground 115 Tree Tops Cascades 99
Launceston & AroundArthouse Backpacker Hostel 208 Cherry Top & Eagle Park 222 Plovers Ridge Host Farm 222
Midlands & Lake CountryOver the Back 163
Northeast, ThePlatypus Park Country Retreat 199
Southeast, TheFar South Wilderness Lodge &
Backpackers 150 Mickeys Bay Eco Retreat 140 Morella Island Retreats 140 Peppermint Ridge Retreat 142
Southwest, TheGiants' Table & Cottages 300
Tasman Peninsula & Port ArthurPotters Croft 123
EATING & DRINKINGBass Strait IslandsBoathouse 309 Bold Head Brasserie 309 Boomerang by the Sea 309 Flinders Island Bakery 314 Furneaux Tavern 314
Devonport & the NorthwestGroovy Penguin Café 251 Rosehip Cafe 236 Ulverstone Deli Central 250
East CoastBanc 174 Purple Possum Wholefoods 186
Hobart & aroundAmulet 103 Nourish 101 Sirens 101 Tricycle Café Bar 101
Launceston & AroundCafé Rossilli 211 Fresh 211 Tant pour Tant 211 Trevallyn Deli Café 212
Midlands & Lake CountryJackson's Emporium 163
Northeast, TheHoly Cow! Café 193 Village Store & More 194
Southeast, TheDover Hotel 151
Southwest, TheGiants' Table & Cottages 300
Tasman Peninsula & Port ArthurEucalypt 130
SIGHTS & ACTIVITIESBass Strait IslandsCalcified Forest 307 Furneaux Museum 310 Wybalenna Historic Site 310
Devonport & the Northwest41° South Aquaculture 240 Allendale Gardens & Rainforest 266 Artwork in Silk 239 Creative Paper 253 Deloraine Folk Museum &
YARNS: Artwork in Silk 239Flowerdale Lobster Haven 257 Greening Australia 331 Highland Trails Horseriding 245 Penguin watching at West Beach
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It seems like everyone's going 'green' these days, but how can you know which businesses are actually ecofriendly and which are simply jumping on the eco/sustainable bandwagon?
The following attractions, tours, accommodation, eating and drinking choices have been selected by Lonely Planet authors because they demonstrate an active sustainable-tourism policy. Some are involved in conservation or environmental education, and many are owned and operated by local and indigenous operators, thereby maintaining and preserving local identity and culture.
Some of the listings below have also been certified by Ecotourism Australia (www.ecotour.org.au), which means they meet high standards of environmental sustainability, business ethics and cultural sensitivity.
We want to keep developing our sustainable-tourism content. If you think we've omitted someone who should be listed here, or if you disagree with our choices, email us at [email protected] and set us straight for next time. For more information about sustainable tourism and Lonely Planet, see www.lonelyplanet.com/responsibletravel.
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Tasmanian Craft Fair 240 Trowunna Wildlife Park 242 Warrawee Forest Reserve 237 Wings Wildlife Park 252
East CoastFreycinet Experience 178
Hobart & AroundBonorong Wildlife Centre 110 Conservation Volunteers Australia
331 Greening Australia 331 Mt Wellington p88 Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens p89 Salamanca Market p85 Sustainable Living Tasmania p84 Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery p87 Wilderness Society Office p84 Wilderness Society Shop p82
Launceston & AroundArtisan Gallery 217 Conservation Volunteers Australia
331 Daniel Alps at Strathlynn 215 Ecoride 207 Evandale market 225 Tasmanian Gourmet Sauce Company
225 Treeform Gallery 215 WAG Walker Rhododendron Reserve
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Midlands & Lake CountryTasmanian Wool Centre 157
Northeast, TheTin Centre 190
Southeast, TheCultural Heritage 142 Fleurtys 141 Hastings Caves & Thermal Springs 151 Huon Bush Retreats 145
Inverawe Native Gardens 135 Living History Museum of Aboriginal
Cultural Heritage 142Roaring 40s Ocean Kayaking 136 South Bruny National Park 137South Coast Track 152 Wooden Boat Centre 146
Southwest, TheStyx Valley of the Giants 302
State-wideWilling Workers on Organic Farms
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Tasman Peninsula & Port ArthurIsland Surf School 125 Sorell Fruit Farm 123 Tasman Coastal Trail 124 Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park
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West, TheLake Johnston Nature Reserve 274 Huts 294 Overland Track, Craclair 294 Overland Track, Cradle Mountain 294Rafting Tasmania 288 Tasmanian Expeditions 288 Tullah Horseback & Boat Tours 272 Water by Nature 288 Wilderness Gallery, The 295
TOURSDevonport & the NorthwestKings Run Wildlife Tours 266 Platypus-spotting tours 237 Stanley Seal Cruises 262 Tasmanian Expeditions 244 Tiger Trails 329 Wild Cave Tours 243 Woolnorth Windfarm Tours 264
East CoastBicheno Penguin Tours 183 Maria Island Walk 171
Hobart & AroundBlackaby's Sea-Kayaks & Tours 91 Captain Fell's Historic Ferries 93 Island Cycle Tours 91 , 329 Mt Wellington Walks 94 Tasmanian Expeditions 329
Launceston & AroundSeal & Sea Adventure Tours 220 Tasmanian Expeditions 329
Midlands & Lake CountryCurringa Farm 163
Northeast, TheBay of Fires Walk 195
Southeast, TheBruny Island Charters 139 Inala Nature Tours 139
Southwest, TheRoaring 40s Ocean Kayaking 303 Tasmanian Expeditions 303
State-wideTASafari 329 Under Down Under 329
Tasman Peninsula & Port ArthurSealife Experience 125 Tasman Island Cruises 122 Roaring 40s Ocean Kayaking 122
West, TheCraclair Tours 329 Hay's Adventure Tours 274 Tiger Trails 329 Tiger Trails 329 West Coast Yacht Charters 280
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