This coast where 98-foot dunes rise above turquoise water and temperate rainforest
Dawn breaks at 6:47 AM over Sandy Cape as golden light touches 98-foot dunes rising impossibly above turquoise Bass Strait water. Orange lichen coats granite boulders like ancient paint while temperate rainforest meets empty beach in Tasmania’s forgotten northwest. This is the Tarkine Coast, 62 miles of wild shoreline where 500 residents guard Australia’s largest … Lire plus









