I Go To Pirates Bay / Tasmania

Pirates Bay in Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania, is a 5 km stretch of white sand and turquoise water offering dramatic coastal scenery, top-tier surfing, and unique geological formations like the Tessellated Pavement.

Pirates Bay in Eaglehawk Neck  hosts a vulnerable Little Penguin colony, particularly during the summer breeding season (October–March). 

Visitors can see them return at dusk, but growing concerns over human interference—such as harassment, dog attacks, and illegal handling—have prompted calls for improved protection to save the colony from potential disappearance.

DOG RISTRICTED AREA

Are these penguin footprints?

I Go To Port Arthur Museum And Jail Cells

Port Arthur is a representative historical site of the "Australian Convict Sites," a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It served as a British penal colony from 1830 to 1877, and remains a site of historical buildings and ruins, including prisons, churches, and gardens.

I Go To Port Arthur in Tasmania [No.3]

Port Arthur is a town and former convict settlement on the Tasman Peninsula. 

Some of the penal sites were originally built within the British Empire during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Port Arthur are described as the best surviving examples of large-scale convict transportation and the colonial expansion of European powers.