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Celine Cremer

What is celine cremer?

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Key facts

Name Celine Cremer[2]
Nationality Belgian[2]
Age 31[3]
Missing date 17 June 2023[2]
Place last seen Waratah, Tasmania, Australia[2]
Search area Philosophers Falls area, Tasmania[3]

Celine Cremer was a 31-year-old Belgian woman who went missing in Tasmania, Australia, in June 2023 while bushwalking. Her disappearance sparked a major search, and in early 2026, human remains found in Tasmania were provisionally identified as hers.

Context

Celine Cremer was a Belgian bushwalker who went missing in Tasmania in June 2023 [2]. Police suspended the active search after she was not found [1]. In early 2026, human remains discovered in Tasmania were provisionally identified as hers [2]. The case drew attention because of the extensive search effort and the circumstances of her disappearance [1].

Documented claims

  • She was reported missing after a concern-for-welfare report while travelling Tasmania in a white Honda CR-V. [1]
  • Tasmania Police said a major search used police, SES ground crews, swift water rescue personnel, ATVs, drones, and the Westpac Rescue Helicopter. [1]
  • In early 2026, police said remains found in Tasmania were provisionally identified as belonging to Cremer. [2]

Questions and answers

Was Celine Cremer ever found?

In early 2026, police said human remains found in Tasmania were provisionally identified as belonging to Cremer [2].

Why did Celine Cremer leave the path?

The sources do not specify why she left the path; the search focused on the Philosophers Falls area [3].

Was Celine Cremer's phone ever found?

The sources do not state whether her phone was found.

Sources

  1. Formal search for missing Belgian bushwalker suspended - Tasmania Police — police.tas.gov.au (retrieved August 3, 2026)
  2. Grisly discovery brings new answers in mystery of Belgian tourist's disappearance in Australian wilderness — theguardian.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)
  3. Remains found in Tasmania most likely belong to missing ... — bbc.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)

Sources last checked August 3, 2026. · More in People