"One Map" Shows You Where to Find Animals in Tasmania

Wild animals always seem mysterious and elusive, and it can be difficult to see them up close. Here we have summarized the best times and places to observe animals in Tasmania, helping travelers maximize their chances of encountering these creatures during their limited travel time.

San Francisco Marriott Fisherman's Wharf

Don't have to go far to find it, just at the bustling Hobart Pier, there is a chance to encounter wild animals. Next to the MAKO Seafood restaurant at the Hobart Pier, there are often adult seals appearing, perhaps waiting for their seafood feast! [Appearance address] Waters next to the MAKO Seafood restaurant (within walking distance) [Appearing animals] Wild seals, seagulls [Best time] Sunny afternoon [Probability of appearance] 80%

Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park

Perhaps you have heard of the "tropical rainforest", while the rainforest in the Cradle Mountain National Park is called the "temperate rainforest" or "cool rainforest". It was formed 60 million years ago, much older than other forests on the Australian continent. [Animals] Australian echidna, koala [Best time] Visible all day, best when it is not raining [Probability of appearance] 85%

Bruny Island

According to statistics, there are approximately 150 white wallabies living on Bruny Island. The best spot for viewing them is in the bushes near the Adventure Bay Caravan Park. There is a chance to see these white enchanting creatures all day, but the probability is higher in the evening. [Location] Adventure Bay Caravan Park [Animals] Wild white wallabies [Best time] Before and after sunset [Probability] 50%
In Wineglass Bay, you can almost 100% see the resident pademelons, whether in the parking lot or on the trail to the Wineglass Bay Lookout. Tasmanian pademelons, also known as 'red-bellied pademelons,' are a unique species in Tasmania. [Animal appearance] Pademelon. [Best time] Visible all day. [Probability of appearance] 100%

Bichenau beach

After sunset, small blue penguins leapt from the waves and embarked on their journey home. At this time, there is a chance to see their swaying figures between Bicheno Beach and the grass. [Animal appearance] Little Blue Penguins [Best time] 30 minutes after sunset [Probability] 95%

Cabañas Isla San Jose

The entire island and surrounding waters are part of a marine protected area, and can only be reached by designated ferries. It is forbidden to use any other means of transportation to the island, and walking is the only way to explore. Put on a pair of comfortable sports shoes, follow the hiking guide, and 'visit' the animals' home. [Animals that may appear] dolphins, koalas, albatrosses, and other rare bird species. [Best time to visit] All day. [Probability of sightings] 100%