Maria Island National Park

4-5 hours return, 11km, Grade 4

A challenging walk offering exhilarating cliff-top and ocean views from the towering dolerite summit.

1-2 hours, 1 km, Grade 2

Discover the stories behind the island’s rich human and natural history.

4 hours one way, 13km, Grade 3

Look for the ruin of a 1920s home in this sheltered cove.

Tasmania has a wealth of excellent inland and ocean fishing locations where you can cast your line.

1.5-2.5 hour circuit, 4.5 km, Grade 3

This stunning set of cliffs on Maria Island hold stories both ancient and modern.

3 hours one way, 11 km, Grade 3

Explore the old farmhouse and shearing sheds on Maria Island.

7 hours one way, 20 km, Grade 3

Located in the far south of the island, breathtaking Haunted Bay is worth the walk.

1-2 hours return, 2km, Grade 3

Wander the hills that surround the Darlington Settlement, uncovering ruins and learning the fascinating history.

Maria Island is a cyclist’s paradise with gently undulating roads and an opportunity to explore more in one day.

Maria Island is a special place with something for everyone - historic ruins, sweeping bays, rugged cliffs and mountains, and remarkable wildlife. Whether you’re here for hours or days, you can choose the kind of stay that suits you and let Maria work its spell.

Maria Island’s marine reserve protects a range of marine habitats, perfect for coastal explorations – both on land and in water.

4 hours one way (to northern end of Isthmus), 14km, Grade 3

The beautiful white, sandy beaches on either side of the isthmus shows nature at its finest.

8 hours return, 16 km, Grade 4

Mount Maria is the highest point on the island – a dolerite outcrop with sweeping views south of the twin bays and beyond to Tasman Peninsula.

Tasmania is fast creating a name for itself as a premier mountain biking destination and a must see on your mountain biking holiday.

1.5-2.5 hours return, 4.3km return, Grade 3

One of Maria Island's most beautiful features, these cliffs lack height but they more than make up for it with their amazing colours and swirling patterns.

4 hours one way, 14 km, Grade 3

Explore the convict ruins that once made up the Long Point Probation Station on Tasmania's Maria Island.

Tasmania’s oceans and rivers have a well-deserved reputation as some of the cleanest in the world, and what better way to explore these wondrous waterways than up-close and self-propelled.

6 hours one way, 19 km, Grade 3

Traverse McRaes Isthmus and continue down the island’s west coast through woodland forest to a small farm tucked into the hillside.

Bring your wetsuit, mask and fins to discover the underwater life.

1.5 hours return, 4km return, Grade 3

Capture a glimpse of Maria Island’s wildlife and history on a quiet discovery walk through open woodlands. A beautiful place to relax and reflect.

There are a number of locations around the state that offer a unique setting for your wedding ceremony.