Tasmania - Tas32 southwest

Tasmania - Tas32 southwestScenic views across the bay from The Nut in Stanley, Tasmania. Tasmania rises like a wild frontier at the world's edge, where mist covered mountains, roaring seas and ancient forests collide in fierce, haunting beauty. Its windswept cliffs, shadowed valleys and untamed wilderness pulse with a raw, ancient energy that feels both perilous and irresistibly alive.

Granite sea cliff extending out and formed over thousands of years

some of which can only be accessed by foot as even the best four-wheel drives would struggle

relies heavily on tourism

Natural pathway of leaves leading between giant karri trees

beginning its life

insignificant in height against the forest but its beauty shines

Giant waterfall cascading into a catchment pool with stream running off through the woodlands at Whangarei

this conical shaped rock resembles an old-fashioned Sugarloaf

Karri trees lined up in Boranup Forest

Slow ocean movement with a pastel sky

Boranup forest

A very early morning at Redgate beach with the remnants of a stormy night