Travel + Leisure’s Justin Meneguzzi ventures along a remote stretch of Tasmania’s wild southern coastline—an area accessible via On Board’s state-of-the-art catamaran with off-the-beaten-path adventures, far beyond where the roads reach.
“It is part of a sprawling UNESCO Wilderness World Heritage Area that makes up nearly a quarter of the island. There, I boarded my floating home for the next seven days, Odalisque III. With no roads, towns, or accommodation other than campsites, the reserve once mainly attracted die-hard campers and boaters accustomed to arduous sailing conditions. But now Odalisque III, a shiny 78-foot catamaran from On Board Tasmanian Expedition Cruises, is offering unrivalled access to this beautiful and rugged corner of Australia’s deepest south, which sits some 1,600 miles north of Antarctica. Sailings run from December to May, during which time the region’s unpredictable weather abates for long enough to allow for comfortable exploration.”
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