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Novotel Devonport

Novotel Devonport

2 Best Street Corner of Rooke, and Best Street, Devonport, TAS
The price is SAR 403 per night from Jul 6 to Jul 7
SAR 403
SAR 443 total
6 Jul - 7 Jul
includes taxes & fees
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Narawntapu is referred to by those keen to promote it as the "Serengeti of Tasmania". Frankly, I think that's a bit far fetched but there certainly is animal life here. I was actually hoping to photograph a frog as you can hear heaps of them. Then, suddenly, in the middle of the trail, there it was. Sadly in the mouth of a copperhead though. The snake slithered under the brush at the side and I had to prod it with my tripod to coax it back on the trail in order to get my shots.
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