Maria Island, Triabunna

Also known as: Maria Island National Park. Maria Island, accessible via ferry from Triabunna, is a haven for wildlife and history enthusiasts. Known for its convict past, the island's Darlington Probation Station is a UNESCO World Heritage site that intrigues history buffs. Vloggers often rave about the Painted Cliffs, where the sandstone formations display vibrant colors at sunset. WanderVlogs showcases the island's abundant wildlife, including wombats, kangaroos, and the elusive Tasmanian devil. The Fossil Cliffs offer a glimpse into the island's ancient past, with marine fossils embedded in the rock. With no cars allowed, the island is perfect for cycling and hiking, providing a serene escape into nature.