Mt. William National Park

Remote and peaceful, the parks features include long stretches of amazing white sandy beaches, clear blue water, coloured granite boulders, coastal heath and woodlands with plenty of wildlife. The park is an important refuge for the Forester Kangaroo, Tasmanias only kangaroo.

Boating, camping and walking are popular activities around Great Musselroe Bay and Stumpys Bay.

The entire parks coastline is 36km long and incorporates the Bay of Fires to the south, also including Ansons Bay and Eddystone Point. Ansons Bay and Great Musselroe Bays provide top fishing- some of the biggest bream in the state. Offshore game fishing is fantastic while tuna often come close enough to Eddystone Point to be taken. There are approximately 100 species of birds in this wonderful park, many varieties of sea and shore birds.

Mussleroe Bay
Bay of Fires Beach	Bay of Fires Beach	Eddystone Lighthouse
Lighthouse at Eddystone Point	Eddystone Point	Eddystone Lighthouse