Tarkine Rainforest

#australiatrip The Tarkine Rainforest in Tasmania is a vast, untouched wilderness home to Australia’s largest temperate rainforest. Rich in biodiversity, it shelters rare wildlife, including Tasmanian devils, quolls, and wedge-tailed eagles. The region boasts ancient myrtle forests, wild rivers, rugged coastlines, and dramatic cave systems. Visitors can explore hiking trails, cruise along the Pieman River, or witness the stunning Arthur River’s “Edge of the World” viewpoint. Steeped in Aboriginal heritage, the Tarkine is both a natural and cultural treasure. A haven for nature lovers, it offers an immersive escape into one of the planet’s most pristine and fragile ecosystems.