Tasmania is an island with many faces. The east coast is a succession of beautiful beaches (Bay of Fires, Coles Bay, Swansea), south and center of the island are much more green and wet. As for the west coast, the landscape is marked by the harshness of the weather. Lots of wind, rain, but still a breathtaking spectacle. This is especially true at a place called The Edge of the World, an hour west of Smithton. Tasmania is the first piece of land encountered by sea and air currents coming all the way from ... South America! This is the longest uninterrupted expanse of ocean on the globe.
