Mt Everest in North East Tasmania is a small coastal outcrop near the Tasmanian coastline, offering a unique temperate-water snorkeling experience. The rocky shoreline and shallow reef flats give way to kelp beds and sponge gardens typical of Tasmania's cool southern waters. This remote, wild location provides calm conditions in sheltered pockets, making it an intriguing off-the-beaten-path spot for snorkelers keen on exploring Tasmania's lesser-known marine edge.
Mt Everest
IntermediateMAYBE
MAYBE
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Wave Height 0.0 mSwell Period 0.0 sWind Speed 3.7 knPrecipitation 3.6 mmTidal Phase unknown
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Moderate risk: Ocean swell
Can be strong at times around the rocky point, especially during tidal changes.
Low risk: Cold water temperatures
Cool water temperatures require a wetsuit year-round.
Low risk: Sharp rocks
Sharp volcanic and sandstone rocks along the shore and in the shallows.
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Follow the Tasman Highway to the area near the hint coordinates (-42.225, 147.275). Parking available in designated areas.
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