Norfolk Bay Convict Station B&b Phone Number and Contact Information

Hobart International Airport 59 min

Port Arthur Historic Site (13 min)
This huge former convict settlement built in the 18th & 19th century is a popular historic landmark.

Tasman Island (19 min)
Rocky tunnel carved into sandstone by the sea, leading to a secluded beach accessible at low tide.

Tasman National Park (22 min)
Peninsular getaway with costal hiking trails, unique rock formations, wildlife viewing & campsites.

Tessellated Pavement (9 min)
Rock formation & sightseeing spot where coastal erosion has created striking patterns.

Ship Stern Bluff (32 min)
Rocky, boat-shaped cliff with dramatic coastal views & a beach that draws surfers for huge waves.

The Dog line (7 min)

Eaglehawk Neck (7 min)
Thin, sandy spit with unique rock features & a beach that's a popular destination for surfing.

Tasmanian Devil Unzoo (15 min)
Wildlife sanctuary with native animals like Tasmanian devils & kangaroos, plus tours & feedings.

Port Arthur Ghost Tours (13 min)
Post-sunset guided tours by lantern light of the ruins of a 19th-century penal colony.

Tasman Island Cruises (10 min)
Sightseeing cruise encountering sheer cliffs & sea caves, plus marine birds, dolphins & more.

Tasman Peninsula (14 min)
Villages dot this scenic peninsula with sites like Port Arthur, a 19th-century penal settlement.

Fortescue Bay (22 min)
Sheltered inlet with a white-sand beach, boating & swimming, plus hiking trails & 2 campgrounds.

Port Arthur Lavender (7 min)

Devils Kitchen (13 min)
Cliffside observation platform offering striking views of the ancient, patterned rock face & ocean.

Coal Mines Historic Site (24 min)
Ruins of a coal mine where 1800s convicts worked & lived, with walks inside tunnels & prison cells.