Lune River, situated in southeastern Tasmania, is a serene township renowned for its rich natural beauty and historical significance. The river originates in the Southwest National Park, flowing eastward through lush forests and button-grass plains before reaching the Tasman Sea near the town. The area is celebrated for its Jurassic-era fossils, including petrified ferns and agate, attracting enthusiasts and researchers alike. Visitors can explore the Ida Bay Railway, a heritage-listed bush tramway, or embark on kayaking tours to experience the tranquil waters and surrounding landscapes. With a population of approximately 24 residents, Lune River offers a peaceful retreat amidst Tasmania's natural splendor.
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