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Windsor Corner Jetty: A Serene Escape in Tasmania

Discover the tranquil beauty of Windsor Corner Jetty in Hayes, Tasmania, a perfect spot for relaxation, fishing, and enjoying stunning nature views.

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Windsor Corner Jetty offers a picturesque experience for tourists seeking tranquility and stunning nature views in Hayes, Tasmania. This hidden gem is perfect for a peaceful retreat, fishing, or simply enjoying the serene ambiance by the water.

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62R5+94, Hayes, Tasmania, 7140, AU
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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Windsor Corner Jetty.

Local know-how to help you travel smarter and make the most of every moment.

Visit during sunrise or sunset for the best views and photo opportunities.
Bring fishing gear if you want to try your luck at catching local fish.
Pack a picnic to enjoy by the water, enhancing your relaxation experience.
Dress in layers as the weather can change quickly in Tasmania.

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Nestled in the charming town of Hayes, Tasmania, Windsor Corner Jetty is a delightful tourist attraction that beckons visitors with its tranquil waters and stunning natural beauty. This scenic jetty is an ideal spot for those looking to unwind, take in the fresh air, and immerse themselves in the serene surrounding environment. The jetty extends gracefully into the water, providing a perfect vantage point for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Here, you can watch the sunrise or sunset paint the sky in vibrant hues, creating unforgettable memories. Windsor Corner Jetty is not just about breathtaking views; it also serves as a fantastic location for fishing, where both locals and tourists can try their luck at catching a variety of fish. The calm waters make it a suitable spot for families and friends to gather, share stories, and enjoy a picnic by the water's edge. While visiting, you might encounter local wildlife, including birds and other creatures that call this beautiful area home. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a fun day out with loved ones, Windsor Corner Jetty offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. It's a hidden gem that showcases the natural beauty of Tasmania and provides a unique experience that you won't want to miss.

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    Getting There

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    From the main parking area in Mount Field National Park, head south on the Tasman Highway (A3) towards New Norfolk. Continue on the A3 for approximately 10 kilometers. Turn left onto the B62 (Gordon River Road) and follow it for about 15 kilometers. Look for signs directing you to Windsor Corner Jetty, which is located near Hayes, Tasmania. You will see a turn-off leading to the jetty area. There is no entry fee for Windsor Corner Jetty, but parking may be limited.

    Public Transport

    If traveling by public transport, take a bus from Hobart to New Norfolk. Check with local transport services for the most current schedules. From New Norfolk, you may need to arrange a taxi or rideshare to reach Windsor Corner Jetty, as public transport options are limited in this area. The taxi ride from New Norfolk to Windsor Corner Jetty should take about 20-25 minutes and will incur additional costs, typically around AUD 40-60 depending on the service.

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