Adventure Bay

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Adventure Bay is a scenic coastal locality on Bruny Island in Tasmania, Australia, known for its sheltered bay, beaches, and historical significance as a landing site for early European explorers.

All labels observed (2)

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Adventure Bay canonical 4
Adventure Bay beach 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal settlement
locality
country Australia
facesBodyOfWater Tasman Sea
hasAttraction Adventure Bay beach
linked to: Adventure Bay

lookouts over the bay
nearby walking tracks
hasEconomicActivity holiday accommodation
hospitality services
nature-based tourism
hasEnvironment native coastal vegetation
nearby forested hills
temperate coastal climate
hasGeographicFeature coastal headlands
sandy beaches
sheltered bay
hasHistoricalSignificance early European exploration of Tasmania
use as anchorage by 18th-century voyages
hasLandUse conservation
residential
tourism
hasNameOrigin named after the ship Adventure from James Cook’s second voyage
hasNearbyLocality Alonnah
Lunawanna
hasPostalDesignation locality in the Tasmanian addressing system
hasPrimaryAccess sealed road from Bruny Island main road
hasRecreationalActivity birdwatching
boating
bushwalking
fishing
kayaking
swimming
isInRegion Southern Tasmania
isKnownFor beach-based recreation
bushwalking opportunities
historic landing site of European explorers
scenic coastal landscape
sheltered anchorage
isLocatedOn Bruny Island
isOnIsland Bruny Island
isPartOf Kingborough Council
isSouthOf Hobart
state Tasmania
wasVisitedBy James Cook
linked to: George Vancouver

Tobias Furneaux
William Bligh

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bruny Island hasLandmark Adventure Bay
The Neck Lookout nearbySettlement Adventure Bay
Adventure Bay hasAttraction Adventure Bay beach
linked to: Adventure Bay
Alonnah hasNearbyLocality Adventure Bay
South Bruny National Park nearestTown Adventure Bay