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Edge Of the World
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Liam
March 24, 2022
is a wild and desolate place, beset by churning seas. Rolling waves drag pieces of driftwood the size of whole tree trunks onto the windswept beach. The bare logs are washed by the wind and currents into neat stacks on the sand, bringing a whiff of order to the mayhem. There's no land between this solitary stretch of the Tasmanian coast and Argentina, making it the longest uninterrupted expanse of ocean on Earth. Located an hours drive from Rocky Cape, at Gardiners Point just south of the Arthur River, it makes a great day out for a picnic lunch and scenic drive. With a new enclosed BBQ area, it is the perfect place to take your lunch and have a cook up before continuing on your journey.
is a wild and desolate place, beset by churning seas. Rolling waves drag pieces of driftwood the size of whole tree trunks onto the windswept beach. The bare logs are washed by the wind and currents into neat stacks on the sand, bringing a whiff of order to the mayhem. There's no land between this…
Miranda And Roger
April 16, 2018
The name says it all. Looking west, no land until Argentina! Experience the true wilderness of Tasmania. A short detour if exploring the Tarkine wilderness.
Carol
October 31, 2019
Ruggedly beautiful coastline. Enjoy the drive the view and the beaches. About an hour’s drive.
Alexandra
August 20, 2021
Check out the wild west coast on a rough day! Call into the Marrawah pub on the way home for a yummy pub lunch (be sure to call and book first). While in the area slip down to Green Point for a walk on the beach and take in the view of Mount Cameron.
สถานที่
Arthur River, TAS