Limekiln

Limekiln is a historic site located in Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia.

It was built in 1854 and forms part of the Australian Convict Sites, a World Heritage property consisting of 11 remnant penal sites. Visitors to Limekiln can add it to their itinerary using Port Arthur's trip itinerary tools. In addition to Limekiln, visitors can explore other attractions in Port Arthur such as Government Farm and Remarkable Cave. The town of Port Arthur itself is a former convict settlement with a rich history that visitors can learn about through guided tours.

Visitors to Port Arthur will enjoy a variety of activities and attractions. The Port Arthur Historic Site is a must-visit attraction, offering extensive hiking trails, lookout areas, and convict-built stone walls. Visitors can also take a guided tour to the Isle of the Dead, the original convict cemetery. The Remarkable Cave is another popular attraction, offering stunning views of the sea against the sky. Nearby, Doo Town has unique traditions that visitors can experience on a guided tour. Natural wonders such as Tesselated Pavement and the Three Capes Track are also worth exploring.

The best time to visit Port Arthur is from January through March and December, when the temperature is pleasant and there is minimal precipitation. To get to Limekiln in Port Arthur, visitors can use the trip itinerary tool and follow directions from a white house and metal structure of a boat. Other attractions near Port Arthur include Tasman Arch and Devil's Kitchen, which offer spectacular views of sea arches carved out of cliffs. Fortescue Bay, located about an hour's drive from Port Arthur, offers pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and lush forests. Hobart, Tasmania's capital city, is another great