Maria Island Adventure

The Bangor Adventure provides exclusive access to an extraordinary private Tasmanian coastal conservation estate and historic working farm. Guests have the choice of over 25kms of natural trails. Exploring the stunning Cape Frederick Hendrick lookout, riding through ancient Blue gum forests across panoramic coastal headlands to arrive at Monument Bay the site of Abel Tasman’s landing in 1642.

The Spring Bay Hotel is basic but impeccably clean and is situated in Triabunna. It is one hour’s drive from Hobart and suitable for adults seeking budget priced accommodation, good meals and a warm welcome in this quiet fishing township on the sunny east coast of Tasmania. Catch the ferry to beautiful Maria Island, a very special place where historic ruins, silver beaches, mountain and coastal walks await. Don't trip over the Cape Barren geese, wallabies and possums - they are the only creature living there, apart from the Park Rangers and numerous more shy wildlife. The area is well equipped for those people seeking outdoor and sporting activities with a beautifully manicured nine-hole golf course only a five-minute drive away in Orford. There is also a bowls club and tennis courts nearby. There is some excellent local fishing both estuary and deep sea. Your hosts will only be too happy to offer any advice to make your stay a very enjoyable experience. Triabunna is a great place to base yourself and enjoy the many and varied attractions on the east coast of Tasmania. Stay one night or one week - you will be most welcome!

Triabunna Barracks is a beautifully redeveloped heritage bed and breakfast, nestled next to the marina in Triabunna. The barracks boast three spacious suites, each featuring a kitchenette and luxurious bathrooms with bath, shower, and heated floors. Each suite comfortably accommodates two adults, with king-size beds that can be arranged as either twin or double. The downstairs suite is designed to be access-friendly. Guests can enjoy a communal dining area and cozy lounge to unwind by the fireplace. An honesty bar is also available. Breakfast is served in the dining room, or guests can opt for a generous continental breakfast in their room. Additionally, there is EV charging available for guest use. Triabunna Barracks are conveniently located 70m from the Marina, close to the Maria Island ferry, local hotels and the supermarket. Activities in the area include visiting local wineries and distilleries, bushwalking on Maria Island and the Maria Island Cruise. The Barracks are just a 70-minute drive from Hobart via the Tasman Highway (A3), and halfway between Port Arthur and Freycinet National Park.

Darlington Campground is a campground within Maria Island National Park, managed by the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania. ​This is a large campground suitable for tent camping and is situated behind the dunes at Darlington with easy access to the beach. This is the perfect base for your Maria Island adventure. Remember, you'll need to transport all your camping gear across on the ferry and from the jetty to the campground, so pack smart! Trolleys are available at the jetty to make this process easier. The covered barbecue area has fireplaces to help you to keep warm in cold weather (firewood provided) and free gas barbecues. The campground is close to an amenities block with toilet facilities. All water on Maria Island is not potable and treatment is required, use purification tablets or boil for at least one minute before use. Bookings are not taken and there is sufficient space for all campers. Camping fees are payable at the Maria Island Gateway before you board the ferry.​ Please follow the link for further information about this campground. Refer to the ‘Know before you go’ webpage on the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania website (parks.tas.gov.au) and take a moment to look over our essential information for visiting Tasmania's national parks and reserves, including information about alerts, safety and national park entry fees where applicable.