South Cape Bay

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South Cape Bay is a remote coastal bay in southern Tasmania known for its rugged cliffs, wild beaches, and role as a gateway to the South Coast Track.

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South Cape Bay canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
coastal landform
accessBy South Cape Bay Track
walking track
accessFrom Cockle Creek campground
climate cool temperate maritime
country Australia
hasApproxDistanceFromCockleCreek about 7 to 9 kilometres one way
hasApproxWalkingTimeFromCockleCreek 3 to 4 hours one way
hasCoastlineOn Southern Ocean
hasFeature boardwalk sections on access track
coastal heathland
rocky headlands
sandy beach
sea cliffs
hasHazard limited shelter
rapidly changing weather
remote location
strong surf
hasManagementAuthority Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service
hasViewOf South Cape
South Coast Range
isGatewayTo South Coast Track
isOneOf southernmost easily accessible coastal points in Tasmania
isTrailheadFor South Coast Track
knownFor bushwalking opportunities
large ocean swells
remote coastal scenery
rugged cliffs
strong winds
wild beaches
wilderness experience
locatedIn Australia
Tasmania
locatedInProtectedArea Southwest National Park
locatedInRegion southern Tasmania
linked to: Southern Tasmania
locatedInWorldHeritageSite Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
nearestMajorTown Hobart
nearestSettlement Cockle Creek
partOf Southwest Tasmania wilderness
linked to: South West Tasmania
popularFor birdwatching
day walks
landscape photography
multi-day hikes
requires valid parks pass
state Tasmania

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Southern Tasmania contains South Cape Bay
South Coast Track feature South Cape Bay
South East Cape isNear South Cape Bay