Maria Island is a special place with something for everyone - historic ruins, sweeping bays, rugged cliffs and mountains, and remarkable wildlife. Set just off the warm East Coast, the island is easily accessed by ferry. National Park fees apply.

Located off Tasmania’s East Coast, Maria Island National Park is only about 30 minutes by ferry from Triabunna, and as far from ordinary as you can imagine.

Maria Island is a great place to spend a day cruising or walking or do a mixture of both. East Coast Cruises has a variety of cruises on offer.

Rich in indigenous and European history, abundant in wildlife, boasting spectacular views and remarkable geological features, the entire Maria island is a National Park, managed by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service.

To access Maria Island, take the Maria Island Ferry - Ideal for people wanting to do a day crossing to the Island. The ferry sails to and from the island on a regular schedule. All available sailings are listed when you make a booking.

To see fees and timetables, visit the website: Timetable, Pricing, Luggage & Check-In