Cape Hauy

Cape Hauy is a popular destination located in the Tasman National Park in Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania.

The area is full of sea cliffs, remarkable caves, and world heritage sites. The Cape Hauy Walking Track is a 9.3km, grade 4 hike that should take around 3.5 hours to complete. The trail is well-formed and easy to walk on, but visitors should be prepared for a lot of steps. The main feature of Cape Hauy is the dramatic assemblage of dolerite columns and sea stacks thrusting into the Tasman Sea. The views from the top are breathtaking and well worth the effort of the hike.

Visitors can enjoy a picnic at the facilities provided or use the barbecues to cook their own food. The area also has toilets and parking facilities for visitors. Camping is available at Cape Hauy, but visitors should note that fuel stoves are the only cooking option allowed. The area also has a boat ramp for those who want to explore the sea cliffs and caves from the water. Cape Hauy is a beautiful destination with stunning views and plenty of facilities for visitors to enjoy. The area is well-maintained, and visitors can enjoy a picnic, camping, or exploring the sea cliffs and caves from the water.