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The Tasman region offers fabulous above-water scenery with massive cliff formations towering up to 300 metres above sea level. These walls continue underwater and combined with the rich invertebrate and marine plant life provide spectacular scuba diving. In addition, whales and dolphins are regularly sighted on this part of Tasmania’s coast. Eaglehawk Dive Centre has ... Read more Tasman Island Cruises provides unforgettable wilderness cruises along the spectacular coastline between Port Arthur and Eaglehawk Neck in southern Tasmania. The cruise travels beneath the highest vertical sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere at Cape Pillar. Guests explore waterfalls, rock formations, archways and deep-sea caves. The coastline is part of the Tasman National Park. It ... Read more Step behind the scenes at McHenry Distillery as we take you firstly on an immersive journey through our fully operational Brewery. Discover how we craft our beer and create the wash, the essential first step in whisky making. If there’s beer fermenting on the day, you’ll be treated to a fresh taste straight from the ... Read more This 90-minute wilderness cruise goes beyond Port Arthur to take in the cliffs, caves, arches and white sand beaches of the Tasman Peninsula to Cape Raoul. With soaring sea cliffs and monumental rock formations, the Tasman National Park is a coastal wonderland. Here the waters of the Tasman Sea collide with the towering ancient cliffs ... Read more Experience the sweet taste of nature with free honey tasting at Tasman Honey! Sample pure, locally harvested honey and hear from the owners about the bees and the fascinating honey harvesting process. A delicious and educational stop at A Natural Escape! Cost: FREE
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more
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Have you ever wondered how far a bird can fly? Join local Parks and Wildlife Service staff to learn about shorebirds and their behaviour from the residents to migrant species that fly into Tasmania’s shoreline from nearby islands and far-flung locations all over the world. Learn how to help look after and protect our threatened ... Read more |
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Hosted by Tasman U3A, hear from Carole Edwards about the groundbreaking gene-editing tool CRISPR, co-developed by 2020 Nobel prize winner Jennifer Doudna. While its benefits to plants, animals and humans are vast, this talk highlights the urgent need for global controls to prevent misuse and protect the future of humanity. Event Cost: $2* *Please book ... Read more |
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more
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Walk to the beautiful Crescent Bay and enjoy the breathtaking coastal views along the way. Pickup and drop off available from Dunalley down to Nubeena and then to Port Arthur along main roads. We will be aiming to arrive at the Remarkable Caves car park at 9 am and be returning at 2:30 pm to ... Read more |
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Learn the basics of hand-building using clay. Cate will guide you through an easy process to make beads, buttons and decorative tree labels or other small creations in clay. Clay plus oxides and slips and kiln firing are included in the ticket price. Suitable for adults, limited numbers. Cost: $15 plus GST & booking fee* ... Read more |
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more
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Create your own amazing picture using recycled buttons of all colours. Come and enjoy this fun project. All materials supplied. All ages welcome. Cost: $5 per person* *Please book through website* Our Place is a compelling group of artworks from the Peninsula Art Group’s 2025 Port Arthur residency. Drawing upon Port Arthur as a place of contrasts, the harsh reality of the past and the peaceful beauty of the present, the works communicate our history, the beauty of nature and the life of a community that ... Read more |
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It’s time to welcome spring and get out into the garden! The dedicated volunteers at Premaydena Garden have been sowing seeds and potting on seedlings including vegetables, flowers, perennials and shrubs. Come along to find treasures and staples for your garden. Premaydena Garden Open Day features talks by gardening gurus Angus Stewart and Sarah Smith. ... Read more
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Our Place is a compelling group of artworks from the Peninsula Art Group’s 2025 Port Arthur residency. Drawing upon Port Arthur as a place of contrasts, the harsh reality of the past and the peaceful beauty of the present, the works communicate our history, the beauty of nature and the life of a community that ... Read more |
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An educational forest skills intensive, conducted during a slow walk along the beautiful, forested coastline at Fortescue Bay. We’ll learn about the unique landscapes and forests of Tasmania, and how the Tasman Peninsula is one of the geographically most extreme points on Earth. We’ll have an introduction to the forest types and growth patterns of ... Read more
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Join this local group for a 50 min scenic walk or run on the Tasman Peninsula. Kids welcome. Breath the air and enjoy the scenery. BYO water bottle. Wear suitable shoes. Dress for all weather. Cost: FREE* *Please book through website* Note – A Tasmanian National Parks pass is required. These can be purchased from: ... Read more
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Join Eaglehawk Neck Coastcare for a beach walk at Pirates Bay to identify nesting sea bird sites. Meet at Eaglehawk Neck Hall and sign in from 9:30 am for a 10:00 am start. BYO walking gear and binoculars if you have them. Stay for a light lunch served between 12:30 and 1:30 pm For information ... Read more |
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more
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Join local Parks and Wildlife Service staff on a gentle, yet breathtaking guided walk along the Tasman Coastal Trail from the Tasman Arch to Waterfall Bay and back again. Discover why geology is the star here with features that include incredible coastal cliffs, arches, gulches, and waterfalls carved over millennium by the elements which created ... Read more |
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more
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Join Aboriginal educator, Brooke Robinson on a family friendly and accessible short walk and activity. You’ll be able to get hands on with some craft while learning about Sea Country and how you can help care for it. Meet at Judd Park, Nubeena. Free activity, registration is required. Numbers are limited.* *Please book through website* |
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more
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Poetry reading by Karen Knight related to the theme of Organic Writing. Exploring how words can evolve or develop naturally over time, without being forced or planned. The audience is invited to bring a poem that relates to nature to read on the day. Karen will award 1st and 2nd best examples, with a prize ... Read more |
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Inside : Listening : Outside is an opportunity for any and all who might like to press pause, listen and relax in an immersive musical atmosphere. Situated within the natural environment of Turrakana/Tasman Peninsula, participants are invited to gather (BYO chair, blanket or mat) and simply listen to prerecorded instrumental music and local nature sounds ... Read more
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Celebrate Tasman’s vibrant grower community at Fat Beets’ pop-up Fresh Food Market. Discover fresh, spray-free produce, homemade goods and healthy local snacks. Meet growers, learn about seasonal food and support your local food hub. Cost: FREE NO BOOKINGS REQUIRED. |
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An on-trail workshop to discuss what makes coastal forests such marvellous environments. We’ll find ourselves on the beautiful sheltered waterways of the Tasman Peninsula at Fortescue Bay, and explore what makes these places different from inland forests. We’ll build a conceptual toolkit that will help you describe and observe the effect of the saltwater environment ... Read more
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Draw inspiration from the practices of plein air painting and nature journalling in this nature-based art workshop with Mel Hills. Bring along a journal, sketchbook, or a writing pad and your favourite pen, pencil, charcoal or watercolour paints plus your sense of curiosity, humour and adventure or purchase an Art Kit at ticketing. Optional; bring ... Read more
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Join this local group for a 50 min scenic walk or run on the Tasman Peninsula. Kids welcome. Breath the air and enjoy the scenery. Suggest arrive at 8.55am for a 9am sharp start. BYO water bottle. Cost: FREE* *Please book through website* |
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more
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Discover the joy of printmaking in this fun hand-on workshop! Learn how to make your own custom stamp that can be used over and over again. FABRIC – stamp your clothing, bags or pillowcases. PAPER – Make your own wrapping paper designs, cards or tags for gifts. What to bring: An item of clothing, tote ... Read more |
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more |
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Led by renowned Emeritus Professor Chris Vonderborch enjoy a two Hour Field Trip walk along the coastline on the way to Crescent Bay to learn about geology. Come along and listen to how the amazing TSUNAMI (OR MEGA-STORM) deposit was formed 1000s of years ago. BYO drink. Snack supplied. Note – A Tasmanian National Parks ... Read more |
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The local Tasman Ocean Group Swimmers (TOGS) is open to everyone who is interested in getting into the ocean. Meet at Stewart’s Bay, Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You don’t need to be able to swim, just enjoy the water; especially the health benefits of getting into cold water. Refreshments provided after your dip. ... Read more
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Join in citizen science in the Tasman, it’s as easy as signing up with the iNaturalist app and taking photos of on your smartphone of any wildlife you see. The Great Southern BioBlitz is a global citizen science project inviting Tasmanians to record plants and animals. Cost: Register for FREE today!* *Please book through website* Call of the South brings together the delicate presence of birds and the moody beauty of southern Tasmania’s landscapes. Eve captures avian life in all its diversity, while Pamela’s layered paintings evoke windswept coasts, shifting skies and textured earth. Together, they reflect a deep connection to place, movement and memory. Please register for catering.* *Please ... Read more |
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Join in citizen science in the Tasman, it’s as easy as signing up with the iNaturalist app and taking photos of on your smartphone of any wildlife you see. The Great Southern BioBlitz is a global citizen science project inviting Tasmanians to record plants and animals. Cost: Register for FREE today!* *Please book through website*
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Come along to The Peninsula Aquatic Club Open Day. The Peninsula Aquatic Club is a Kayak and Paddleboard club. The club offers Kayaks and Paddleboards for members to use, plus training, guidance and safety information to members of all ages. Kayaks and paddleboards will be available to use at the Open Day and members will ... Read more |
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Join this local group for a 50 min scenic walk or run on the Tasman Peninsula. Kids welcome. Breath the air and enjoy the scenery. BYO water bottle. Wear suitable shoes. Dress for all weather. Cost: FREE* *Please book through website*
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Tasmania’s (if not Australia’s) most spectacular day sea kayaking tour Get up-close and personal with the southern hemisphere’s highest sea cliffs and resident Australian fur seals. At sea level you’ll truly appreciate the scale of Australia’s highest sea cliffs, gazing up at 200-metre-high fluted rock formations, peering into natural sea caves, photographing the towering Candlestick, ... Read more
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A day of inquiry and conversation with hosts Peter Adams and Professor Greg Lehman. Guided walks will include the Peace Garden, Peace Fire and, globally recognised 1.2 kilometre Gaia Evolution Walk — a deep time walk covering 600 million years of our planet Earth’s evolutionary history. Sumptuous lunch with wine and afternoon tea in the ... Read more |
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