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A very remote settlement which today remains only accessible by plane. It is the starting point of many hiking trails and was the home of Deny King – a miner and naturalist in which there is a museum where one can learn about what it is like living in such remoteness. For birdwatchers, Melaleuca is one of the last remaining homes of the orange-bellied parrot, a very brightly coloured parrot which is critically endangered.
Melaleuca is a remote locality in the south-west area of Tasmania, Australia.
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It is one of Australia's only two fjords, but that itself is quite unusual for Australia and is quite a scenic sight. There are boat tours which are done by Tasmanian Boat Charters.
A small lookout overlooking the vast and beautiful Lake Peddler. While it may not be a fjord as it is a lake, but the views of the lookout quite resemble a view of what you would find in a fjord.
A coastal bayside lookout which has a statue of a whale. If you come during the winter months between June and August, you're very likely to see mountains full of snow and ice. At other times of the year, you'll still see the beautiful mountains, just without the snow.
Spectacular views driving to the centre of the park.