Cockle Creek
Destination information in Hobart and South, Hobart and South
Cockle Creek, on Tasmania's south-east coast, is the most southerly point you can drive in Australia. It's also on the edge of Tasmania's Southwest National Park and the Tasmanian World Heritage Wilderness Area. This tiny seaside…
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About Cockle Creek
Cockle Creek, on Tasmania's south-east coast, is the most southerly point you can drive in Australia. It's also on the edge of Tasmania's Southwest National Park and the Tasmanian World Heritage Wilderness Area. This tiny seaside settlement of a few shacks is ideal for a summer swim, picnic or camping. It's also the beginning - or the end - of the South Coast Track, one of Tasmania's great bushwalks - and the furthest south you can drive in Australia. A stroll along the beach will reveal the beauty of this remote place. Continue to Fishers Point Navigation Light and Pilot Station Ruins and take the well-marked track to South East Cape for stunning cliff top views of Maatsuyker Island. Cockle Creek is a 2-hour drive (148 kilometres) south of Hobart via Geeveston.
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- Destination information
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- Hobart and South
- Region
- Hobart and South, TAS
- Address
- Cockle Creek 7109
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- Destination Southern Tasmania
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Hobart and the South offers city life and easy access to the region's natural beauty. You can enjoy Salamanca Market, climb kunanyi/Mount Wellington, or visit the Huon Valley for local produce.
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