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combined with one of Australia’s prettiest white-sand beaches, in Freycinet National Park. Freycinet offers some of Tasmania’s most rewarding hikes, with trails for just about every ability.

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A tourist on a boat in Laguna San Ignacio reaches into the water in the hope of petting one of many gray whales that frequent the bay to mate and care for their young. Once feared by fishermen ...

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South America and Australia some 180 million years ago. I’m here because the conifer species, which is exceptionally long-lived and slow growing, is found only in Tasmania’s high country.

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who moved here from South Australia with this concept in mind. “Our idea was that Tasmania and Japan have very similar produce, particularly seafood,” Lachlan says. I arrive at 6.28pm ...