Plan Ahead
Due to the park's remote location in the Bass Strait, ensure all travel arrangements are made well in advance and check weather conditions.
Kent Group National Park
AU
National Park·Isolated, Pristine, Rugged
Kent Group National Park serves as a remote sanctuary located in the Bass Strait, encompassing the Kent Group islands of Tasmania. The park is defined by its dual nature, featuring over 23 square kilometers of island terrain and a substantial 290 square kilometer marine reserve that protects the surrounding waters. This unique geography creates a vital habitat for diverse marine life and provides a rare opportunity for visitors to experience an untouched wilderness. Due to its isolated location, the park is primarily accessible to those with a keen interest in conservation and remote exploration. It stands as a testament to Tasmania's commitment to preserving its natural heritage both on land and beneath the waves.
Kent Group National Park serves as a remote sanctuary located in the Bass Strait, encompassing the Kent Group islands of Tasmania. The park is defined by its dual nature, featuring over 23 square kilometers of island terrain and a substantial 290 square kilometer marine reserve that protects the surrounding waters. This unique geography creates a vital habitat for diverse marine life and provides a rare opportunity for visitors to experience an untouched wilderness. Due to its isolated location, the park is primarily accessible to those with a keen interest in conservation and remote exploration. It stands as a testament to Tasmania's commitment to preserving its natural heritage both on land and beneath the waves.
Highlights
Extensive 290 square kilometer marine reserve.
Unique island landscapes in the Bass Strait.
Untouched wilderness perfect for conservation-focused visitors.
Before you go: Kent Group National Park essentials
Extremely isolated location requiring specialized travel.
Limited infrastructure; this is a true wilderness experience.
Strict environmental regulations apply to protect the marine reserve.
Self-Sufficiency
As this is a protected wilderness area, visitors should be prepared to be entirely self-sufficient, carrying all necessary supplies and equipment.
Best For
Remote exploration, marine wildlife observation, and wilderness hiking.
Currency
AUD $
Average Cost
$150-$300 p/day
Languages Spoken
English
Respect the Environment
Follow all conservation guidelines to protect the delicate marine and island ecosystems.
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Location
Tasmania, Australia