There are 16 natural attractions in Glamorgan-Spring Bay
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Bluestone Bay is a secluded beach located on the ocean side of the Tasman Peninsula, near Coles Bay in Tasmania, Australia.
Cooks Beach Freycinet is a part of the Freycinet National Park in Tasmania, Australia.
Cressy Beach Swansea is a small coastal reserve located about 5 kilometers south of the town of Swansea, on the Great Eastern Drive in Tasmania.
Fossil Cliffs is a travel destination located on the north of Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia.
Hazards Beach is a secluded gem on the Freycinet Peninsula, often overlooked by visitors.
Nestled within the stunning Freycinet Peninsula of Tasmania, Honeymoon Bay is a hidden gem waiting to be explored.
Little Swanport Beach, located on Tasmania's East Coast, is an exposed beach, sandbar, and point break that offers inconsistent surfing conditions throughout the year.
Mayfield Beach Rocky Hills is a hidden gem located at the Mayfield Bay Coastal Reserve.
Moulting Lagoon, located in eastern Tasmania, is an internationally significant wetland protected under the Ramsar Convention.
Painted Cliffs on Maria Island, Triabunna in Australia is a unique destination that should not be missed.
Schouten Island, formerly known as Schouten's Isle, is a small island located just 1.6 kilometres south of the Freycinet Peninsula and is a part of Freycinet National Park.
Sleepy Bay is a picturesque destination located within Freycinet National Park in Tasmania, Australia.
Spiky Beach in Swansea, Tasmania is a hidden gem known for its pristine atmosphere and beautiful rock formations.
Located six kilometers west of Buckland, Tasmania and adjacent to the Tasman Highway, the Tasmanian Bushland Garden is a must-visit attraction for native plant and wildlife enthusiasts.
The Three Arch Bridge, also known as the Mayfield Beach Rocky Hills, is a historical landmark located on the east coast of Tasmania.
Waubs Beach, located on the northern side of Bicheno, Australia, is a picturesque and serene beach that is frequented by locals.