Tasmanians have more than their fair share of devastatingly beautiful but deserted shores. Sisters Beach on the island’s northwest coast is a prime example. Aside from its seductively soft wide sands and sweeping views over the Bass Strait, the unspoiled beach is surrounded by wilderness. Set within Rocky Cape National Park, tranquil and scenic bushwalking trails lead to rock shelters and caves that were first occupied around 8,000 years ago.

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