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Jan 18, 2016 · The Edge of the World is a short drive on a gravel road at the edge of the Arthur River township. It has a fantastic view of the coast which is the last landmark between here and Patagonia. The coastline is very rugged and the waves and surf are quite spectacular.
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Apr 27, 2024 · The Edge of the World is a fitting name for the rugged region of Tasmania's desolate northwest. Nothing but a small plaque separates you from the vast expanse of the Indian Ocean. Looking directly west, the line of sight would continue far beyond the horizon.
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The term applies to the section of coastline around the mouth of Arthur River. It was coined by Brian Inder of Tasmaziafame who also penned the poem etched on a plaque at Gardiner Point that refers to the timelessness and wildness of the coastline at Arthur River that lies within the Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area. Whiletechnically, this is not th...
For such a wild place, Edge of the World is quite easily accessible. It lies in the north west corner of Tasmania along the coastal section of the stunning Tarkine Drive, 84 km southwest of Stanley, 193 km from Devonport, 294 km from Launcestonand right next door to the small fishing settlement of Arthur River. A sealed road goes almost all the way...
As soon as you step out of the car at Tasmania’s Edge of the World, you notice two things: the strikingly beautiful panorama of the wild coastline that stretches for over 180 degrees in front of you, and the blustering gusts of the Roaring Forties – Tasmania’s infamous band of strong winds at the latitude of 40 degrees that tear along the coast wit...
From the car park, a wooden boardwalk takes you towards the rocky Gardiner Point. On your right, you will see a lovely sheltered beach with huge piles of driftwood scattered around it. And I don’t mean small twigs. Massive bleached tree trunks have been thrown onto the beach by the churning surf and accumulated into large stacks over the years. The...
The Edge of the World is an adventurer’s and photographer’s playground. If you are keen to explore the Tarkine coastline or have a photo session at sunset or sunrise, you may like to stay overnight at Arthur River. The accommodation options are few and far between, so you’ll need to book in advance. Check out the units at Sunset Holiday Villas, and...
Arthur River community is very small and there are no shops or cafes in town. There is a small general store, right by the bridge, that sells some snacks and also offers takeaway. Apart from that, you’ll need to stock up on groceries and fuel in Smithton (63 km away) – there is a large Woolworths store in town. Alternatively, you can get a cooked m...
Given its remote location, Edge of the World lookout is probably not one of the must-see Tasmanian attractions. But if you are visiting North West Tasmania, especially if you are touring the Tarkine Drive, make sure to add the Edge of the World to your itinerary. It is a striking location unlike any other.
Nov 12, 2022 · To add to its ineffable wonder, its ethereal glory, and its colossal immensity, the Edge of the World is part of a narrow escarpment that drops down, wait for it, more than 1,000 feet into an ancient ocean floor below.
Book your tickets online for Edge of the World, Arthur River: See 210 reviews, articles, and 332 photos of Edge of the World, ranked No.2 on Tripadvisor among 9 attractions in Arthur River.
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- Gardiner Point, Arthur River, Tasmania
The views at the Edge of the World reminded me of visiting the Grand Canyon in the US. Beautiful sweeping vistas and cliffs, and you really do feel like to you can see to the edge of the world.
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My guide to the Edge of the World Lookout that is located on the outskirts of Arthur River on the Wild West Coast of Tasmania. Enjoy a short walk to a stunning spot to watch the sunset or take in the ferocity of the Southern Ocean as it stirs in the distance.
