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Port Sorell, Tasmania

Port Sorell, Tasmania

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Port Sorell, nestled along the Rubicon River estuary, is a seaside town perfect for a relaxing getaway. Known for its quiet beaches, calm waters, and wildlife, it offers a laidback escape ideal for nature and outdoor enthusiasts. A great stop only 30minutes from the Spirit of Tasmania terminal.

The town is a hotspot for boating, sea kayaking, water-skiing, and fishing, with its pristine waters. kangaroos and wallabies to the charming little penguins who call Port Sorell home - a great way to see the penguins is to make your way to the shore at dusk. The local golf course is often called one of Tasmania’s most scenic. Great camping grounds and accommodation.

Nearby Narawntapu National Park is a must visit, home to Tasmanian devils, and stunning landscapes of wetlands, dunes, and lagoons. Set up camp in the National Park which offers powered and unpowered sites. Check out Parks and Wildlife services for more information.

Located just an hour from Launceston and 20 minutes from Devonport, Port Sorell is a peaceful coastal retreat with a charm that peaks in summer as holidaymakers flock to enjoy its natural beauty.

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