Fossil Cliffs - Maria Island
Limestone cliffs rich in ancient marine fossils.
Entity introduction
About Fossil Cliffs - Maria Island
Fossil Cliffs is a coastal-history stop on Maria Island.
Key experiences
What makes it worth the stop
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Keep it within a ferry-linked island plan rather than a driving itinerary.
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Check the park and ferry sources before travel.
Verified information
Plan your visit
Getting there
Fossil Cliffs is a coastal-history stop on Maria Island.
Ferry information
Keep it within a ferry-linked island plan rather than a driving itinerary.
Best time to visit
Check the park and ferry sources before travel.
Planning for Fossil Cliffs - Maria Island
Check the park and ferry sources before travel.
Official and verified sources
Review the current source before making place-specific decisions.
Nearby
Nearby
Distances are straight-line distances, not driving distances.
Darlington Probation Station - Maria Island
A well-preserved convict settlement on Maria Island, now a national park.
Painted Cliffs - Maria Island
Colorful striped sandstone cliffs best viewed at low tide.
Triabunna Ferry Terminal
The main ferry departure point for Maria Island National Park.
Food and local products
Taste something local nearby
Nearby food and local products
Distances are straight-line distances, not driving distances.
Salamanca Market
Tasmania's most famous outdoor market, held every Saturday morning.
Farm Gate Market
A Sunday farmers' market showcasing Tasmania's finest local produce.
Great Bay Oysters
A famous oyster farm on Bruny Island offering fresh shucked oysters.