Tasmania is the dream of every lover of photography and all seekers of nature ...
Discover the significant differences between the western and eastern coasts of Tasmania. You will be surprised and amazed of wild landscapes, beautiful beaches and the magnificent lakes ..
The magnificent Australian Island, Tasmania. Located 240 km south of the eastern part of the continent. Hobart is the state capital and it's located in the southeastern part of the state.
Tasmania is well known of it's beautiful nature, that make the government convert 37% of the territory of the state to the natural reserves. Tasmania as well as renowned of tourism, especially by the elderly, away from the congestion and noise places.
Most of Tasmania's population is concentrated in the northern beaches and the island's south-east, where the country side, characterized by soil fertility, and where there are beautiful beaches that are easily accessible and enjoyable . In contrast, it is the southern shores of West Bank and the remote areas, and these areas exposed to have heavy rains and massive waves that hit most of the year. As for the interior area, are found the forests and mountains in the west and southwest of Tasmania, has been recorded almost entirely as one of the most important areas for wildlife heritage in the world.
The island of Tasmania contains four semesters each of them have climatic characteristics distinct from the other. In general, characterized by the daylight hours in summer, warm rather than hot, and the air tends to moderation night. And usually good weather conditions until March, which is when temperatures begin to fall. As for the remainder of the fall semester, they are characterized by the cold atmosphere generally sunny day with a severe drop in temperature at night sometimes. Winter prevails an atmosphere characterized by high humidity and low temperature and storm surges, particularly in the western part of Tasmania. And snow coats the tops of high mountains,The spring characterized by the periods of winds and storms that hit the island, but soon the sun shines and gradually warmth returns among those periods.
Tasmania's population belongs to indigenous of Alostrleod, when the advent of the British their numbers estimated as 2,000 people. But the war of extermination exerted on them by the English settlers made their number continues to drop even they kill them all till the last one of them. In addition to the tribe in wars between 1803 and 1808 and to the food sources wars between whites and indigenous people between 1808 and 1823. In 1833 he persuaded George Augustus Robinson, a Christian missionary of indigenous people to move to a new settlement on the island and provide them with doctors, food, farms and houses.