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Three Capes Track in 360° | Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia
360° VIDEO – Check out the panoramic views on Tasmania’s Three Capes Track, one of many beautiful coastal walks on the Tasman Peninsula. bit.ly/1TVCoFoLearn more below…
Tasmania’s southern coast offers some of the most striking, sea-battered coastal formations in Australia. An hour’s drive from Hobart, you’ll find the remote and rugged Tasman Peninsula with its monumental rock structures and the mighty Tasman National Park. If you like exploring by foot, the park’s cliff-hugging Three Capes Track is the ultimate way to admire the Tasman Sea’s coastal artwork. A walking experience for all ages and abilities, the Three Capes Track takes a total of four days to complete.
Tasman Peninsula is also home to the eerie, colonial prisons of Port Arthur. Nestled in the arms of Carnarvon Bay, Port Arthur is a former convict settlement and is now a historical World Heritage-listed site. Be transported back nearly 200 years to learn about its once-resident convicts and the beginnings of Australia’s colonisation on a guided walking tour around the port’s well-preserved buildings.
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Three Capes Track Experience Tasmania
The Three Capes Track Experience is located on the Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania. The special walking package includes access to Port Arthur Historic Site, a boat ride with Pennicott Boat Tours, a walking experience to remember on a carefully crafted tracks, informative interpretation and inspiring art, three nights in high quality cabins (with mattresses, cooking facilities, lighting, a library and games, and a resident Host Ranger) and a bus from Fortescue Bay back to your car. But the best part is the stunning scenery, along the edge of plunging sea cliffs, through dark forest and finishing on a white sandy beach. It will be the experience like no other. For more information and to book your Three Capes Track Experience threecapestrack.com.au
The THREE CAPES TRACK - Tasmania, AUS (FREE VERSION - Part 1/2)
This two part series covers the “free version” of the Tasmanian hike known as the Three Capes Track. My version of the hike takes place over three days with the first episode showing the path out to Cape Pillar and the free campsite, Wughalee Falls. The second episode will cover the hike back from Wughalee Falls, pass Cape Huay and then the drive over to Cape Raoul.If you’re interested in the paid self-guided tour, please follow the link below:
Please find below the direct links to essential gear that accompanied me throughout the week.
Photo x Video Equipment:
- Sony a7iii -
- Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 -
- Samyang 12mm f2.8 Fisheye -
- Sony 24-240mm f3.5-6.3 -
- GoPro Hero 5 -
- Snoppa Tech Atom Stabilizer -
- iPhone 7 Plus -
- Manfrotto BeFree Travel Tripod -
- DJI Mavic Pro -
- Wandrd 31L Prvke Travel Backpack -
Camping Equipment:
- MSR Hubba Hubba 2-Person Tent -
- Wanderer Supalite Inflatable Mat -
- GSI Outdoors Minimalist Stove -
- Wanderer Liteflame Hooded Sleeping Bag -
- Sea to Summit Thermolite Liner -
- Black Diamond Distance FLZ Poles -
- Osprey 105L Xenith Backpack -
- Backcountry Cuisine -
Music: Tälko Max - Friend Space
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THREE CAPES TRACK, TASMANIA
Welcome to my Vlog on The Three Capes Track, Tasmania!Recently I hiked The Three Capes Track, Tasmania! This 3 night/4 day hike absolutely blew me away with its rugged and diverse landscapes over the course of 4 days! An ABSOLUTE MUST SEE!
Take a look as we hiked our way through wide open landscapes, watched seals play in Fortescue Bay and witnessed some of the most remarkable sections of coastal scenery in Australia!
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Music:
Stay Alive, Jose Gonzalez
Wait For Me, Motopony
Elation, Facility
Any Questions? Please feel free to comment below!
Australia Unearthed (Season 2) - Ep.2 - Three Capes Lodge Walk | Tasmania
Episode two sees Drew complete the magnificent Three Capes Lodge Walk in picturesque Tasmania. This incredible journey takes you through some of the most magnificent scenery that Australia has to offer.------
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TOP 30 PORT ARTHUR (TAS) Attractions (Things to Do & See)
Best places to visit in Port Arthur - Tasmania, Australia. Port Arthur is a former convict settlement and a small town on the Tasman Peninsula. Port Arthur is an open-air museum and one of the most significant heritage areas.Things to do in Port Arthur is to visit the must see place, Port Arthur Historic Site or Australian Convict Site. In Port Arthur Historic Site or Australian Convict Site, there are some beautiful or iconic spots such as The Church, The Separate Prison, The Commandants House, Memorial Garden, The Guard Tower, The Penitentiary, The Asylum, The Parsonage, Government Garden, Paupers Depot, Law Courts, The Police Station, The Government Cottage, Soldiers Memorial Avenue, St. David's Anglican Church, Smith O'Briens Cottage and Officer's Quarters.
Other what to do or where to go in Port Arthur is to visit tourist attractions such as Three Capes Track, Remarkable Capes, Cape Raoul, Stewarts Bay, Shipstern Bluff, Isle of the Dead, Mount Brown and Crescent Bay Walking Track, William McHenry & Sons, Lime Bay State Reserve, Safety Cove Beach, Maingon Lookout, etc.
Thats all about best places to visit or things to do in Port Arthur - Tasmania - Australia. Hope this short video will guide you for exploring Port Arthur (TAS).
Fortescue Bay Campground Three Capes Track Camping Tasman National Park
Fortescue Bay Camping Three Capes Track Tasman National Park Camping Tasmania Awesome campground close Port Arthur, no dogs allowed, National Parks Pass required
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Three Capes Track Adventure, Tasmania
Explore the rugged south-east coast of Tasmania on our 4 day Three Capes Track adventure. Carry just a day pack and head back each day to rest up and relax at your 4-star accommodation in Port Arthur and enjoy the local produce and boutique Tasmanian wines. The Tasman Peninsula and the Three Capes region is home to some of the most spectacular coast landscape features not just in Australia, but perhaps the world. See all of the Three Capes over the 4 day adventure.
Three Capes Track: Feb. 8-12, 2019
Bushwalked the Three Capes Track in south eastern Tasmania from February 8th through the 12th (2019) as part of our honeymoon. Started with a bus trip from Hobart to Port Arthur. Then a one hour boat tour out of Port Arthur to the trailhead. Pennicott Wildness Journeys proved the bus and boat trips. First night, we stayed in the Surveyors cabin and then Munro and Retakunna cabins on nights two and three respectively. Then on day four we ended our bushwalk at Fortescue Bay where we again took a bus back to Port Arthur and a ride from our new friends Mike and Sarah back to Hobart. Great adventure. Shot all the footage using a DJI Osmo Mobile 2 and my iPhone 6. Enjoy!
Three Capes ProShow Slideshow 8
The recently opened Three Capes walk along the edge of the Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania. The walk commences with a boat journey starting from Port Arthur and ends four days later at Fortescue Bay, where a bus returns the walkers to Port Arthur. Good exercise but a relatively easy walk with spectacular scenery and excellent accommodation. This audio-visual presentation includes underwater images of giant kelp forest and the wrecks of the Nord and Tasman, taken by Mark Spencer in earlier years.
Three Capes Track, Day 1
August 15th, 2016.
The THREE CAPES TRACK - Tasmania, AUS (FREE VERSION - Part 2/2)
This two part series covers the “free version” of the Tasmanian hike known as the Three Capes Track. My version of the hike takes place over three days with the first episode showing the path out to Cape Pillar and the free campsite, Wughalee Falls. The second episode will cover the hike back from Wughalee Falls, pass Cape Huay and then the drive over to Cape Raoul.If you’re interested in the paid self-guided tour, please follow the link below:
Please find below the direct links to essential gear that accompanied me throughout the week.
Photo x Video Equipment:
- Sony a7iii -
- Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 -
- Samyang 12mm f2.8 Fisheye -
- Sony 24-240mm f3.5-6.3 -
- GoPro Hero 5 -
- Snoppa Tech Atom Stabilizer -
- iPhone 7 Plus -
- Manfrotto BeFree Travel Tripod -
- DJI Mavic Pro -
- Wandrd 31L Prvke Travel Backpack -
Camping Equipment:
- MSR Hubba Hubba 2-Person Tent -
- Wanderer Supalite Inflatable Mat -
- GSI Outdoors Minimalist Stove -
- Wanderer Liteflame Hooded Sleeping Bag -
- Sea to Summit Thermolite Liner -
- Black Diamond Distance FLZ Poles -
- Osprey 105L Xenith Backpack -
- Backcountry Cuisine -
Music: Tälko Max - Friend Space
Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments below and SUBSCRIBE for more travel related videos!
Meet your Park Hosts - NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park
Meet Steve and Leanna Sowerby, your park hosts at NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park. From soaking in the rich history of the historic site to setting out on an amazing adventure on the Three Capes Track – we love to share some of the best things to experience while in Port Arthur, both inside the holiday park and out.A big thank you to Louisa for some of the great Historic Site footage:
And another big thank you to Duncan Bexon for some of the wonderful footage of the Three Capes Track:
Three Capes Track Last Day - May 2018
Port Arthur, Tasmania
BRUNY ISLAND & PORT ARTHUR #7
Honestly Tasmania is the most beautiful part of Australia I’ve seen so far. In this episode I discover even more of the hidden gems from Tassie. We also go a night out with our 75 year old friend Robin and discover an amazing Aboriginal-based artist. Last but not least we go to Bruny Island for the weekend and visit the most famous Australian prison: Port Arthur.In My Ozzie Story I show you everything about my journey through Australia. You see the ups and downs and become a part of all the adventures. After I graduated I expected to find a job but unfortunately this became way harder than I thought it would be. One year later I decided to make a change and go for a new adventure to learn more about myself and the world. I started My Ozzie Story to keep my friends and family updated back home but I also want to help and inspire people who are struggling and might be ready for a new adventure. I hope you will have as much fun watching this as I do creating this. Cheers!
Three Capes Track | Day 1 | Claire & Nick
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Hobart to Port Arthur to Surveyors Cabin
FREYCINET TO FORTESCUE BAY | 'East Coast Tasmania' | Around Australia #02
wewillroam.com | From the Bay of Fires down the east coast of Tasmania, we've made a start on our bucket list of tracks and hikes. Scamander Reserve, Apsley Gorge, Mt. Amos in Freycinet National Park and Cape Hauy on the Tasman Peninsula all made for one incredible week of adventures and tired feet.-----
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Gear we use:
Sony A7sii
Sony Zeiss Vario-Tessar T* FE 16-35mm f/4 ZA OSS
Sony FE 70-200mm f/4 G OSS
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DJI Phantom Pro 4.
Syrp Genie & Genie Mini Timelapse Kit.
THREE CAPES TRACK TASMANIA 2019 | HIKING WITH BROKEN ARMS
We walked the 4 Day Three Capes Track Hike, 48KM in Tasmania, Australia.Video content of The Blade, Cape Pillar, Cape Hauy, Hobart and Port Arthur.
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