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Tarkine Coast Aboriginal Heritage Tour
Highlights
- Explore the rugged beauty of the Tarkine Coast while gaining insight into Aboriginal heritage and history.
- Engage with an experienced guide who shares the profound stories of frontier conflict and cultural significance.
- Discover the natural wonders of Tasmania's north and west coasts on a full-day adventure tailored for you.
- Enjoy family-friendly facilities, including carparks and public toilets, ensuring a comfortable tour experience.
This tour delves into topics of Aboriginal heritage on the north and west coasts of Tasmania. The frontier conflict and its history are marred with violence, cruelty and abduction with an imbalance of weapons.
Our experienced guide will bring to life the history of this time and deliver insight into the history that provides significance to the people of the area.
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- On demand
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Operation information
Tall Timbers Adventure Tours
Tall Timbers Adventure Tours offers a unique attraction for visitors to Tasmania’s North West.
Experience Australia’s largest cool-climate rainforest, the Tarkine wilderness, led by the region’s most experienced guide in a four-wheel drive.
Tall Timbers Adventure Tours offers a select range of tours including premium, low-cost, and themed options. Travel along the Tarkine Drive and experience the peace and serenity of Julius River, the lush rainforest of Lake Chisholm, and the rugged beauty of the Edge of the World where the Southern Ocean collides with the coast.
See native animals, rare birds, towering trees, and beautiful flora. All tours include morning tea, lunch, tea/coffee, pick-up, and drop-off from Tall Timbers Hotel. Premium tours offer a gourmet lunch featuring Tasmanian produce, beer, and wine.
All tours are subject to minimum passenger numbers and alternative departure points can be arranged. Located at Tall Timbers Hotel in Smithton, one-hour drive west of Burnie (86 km) and 15-minute drive south-west of Stanley (12 km).
Please Note: Tours are closed from mid-July to the end of August each year.
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- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
- Visitor Information Centre