Situated adjacent to the New South Wales border off the far eastern tip of Victoria, this 4,050 ha park provides habitat for a mixture of cool water southern marine species and warmer water species more common in the north. Beneath a thick canopy of the brown seaweed Phyllospora, shelter a range of species, including red sea tulips, sponges, colourful sea stars and many smaller seaweeds.

Location

Cape Howe Marine National Park is situated adjacent to the New South Wales border off the far eastern tip of Victoria. Accessibility to this remote wilderness is very low, and is either via boat or a long and remote walk in on foot

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