Tasman National Park, located on the Tasman Peninsula in south‑east Tasmania, is renowned for its dramatic dolerite sea cliffs and diverse coastal landscapes. Visitors can enjoy activities such as kayaking beneath towering cliffs, snorkelling, diving, fishing, and camping at Fortescue Bay. Notably, the park features Australia’s highest sea cliffs, striking formations like Tasmans Arch and Devils Kitchen, and Shipstern Bluff, one of the world’s most challenging surf breaks.