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Prepare for untouched beaches and towering Eucalypts along one of Australia’s most epic coastlines.

• Great Ocean Road Long Weekend
• Twelve Apostles Signature Walk

Journey to remote Kangaroo Island and experience the rugged and unique landscape that the Wilderness Trail has to offer.

• Kangaroo Island Signature Walk

Journey on foot and take in the incredible ancient landscapes of Australia’s Red Centre along sections of the iconic Larapinta Trail.

• Larapinta Signature Walk

Discover the rare beauty and diversity of Tasmania’s World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park.

• Cradle Mountain Signature Walk
• Cradle Mountain Adventure Walk
• Cradle Mountain Expedition Walk
• Cradle Mountain Signature Walk (4 day)
• Cradle Mountain Expedition Walk (5-day)

If squeaky white-sand beaches and wild coastline appeal to you, the Bay of Fires is a spectacular reason to lace up.

• Bay of Fires Signature Walk
• Bay of Fires Long Weekend

Journey along some of the world’s highest sea cliffs with the only fully guided Three Capes Track experience.

• Three Capes Signature Walk
• Three Capes Adventure Walk
• Three Capes Long Weekend
• Three Capes Adventure Walk (3-day)

This amazing walk, the only one of its kind in Tasmania, takes in the spectacular beaches, peninsulas and island trails found in national parks along the east coast.

• Wineglass Bay Signature Walk
• Wineglass Bay Signature Walk (4 day)

Come with us on a journey across Bruny Island's spectacular terrain; from beaches and rocky headlands, to bush trails and rainforest.

• Bruny Island Long Weekend

A breathtaking five day guided walk along a pristine landscape of white-sand beaches and orange lichen rocks, featuring accommodation at our award-winning Bay of Fires Lodge.

Explore an iconic Australian coastline on a four day guided walk along the Great Ocean Road, culminating at the iconic Twelve Apostles and returning each evening to our private eco-lodge.

A six day guided walk exploring the breathtaking beauty of Australia's red centre , staying each evening at our private camp located in Tjorita/ The West MacDonnell Ranges. 

Join us for four incredible days on the Three Capes Track. Stay in the only private lodges within the national park and walk with our expert guides on this bucket list experience.

Walk with us into a World Heritage site. A seven-day guided walk along the iconic Overland Track , retreating each evening to the comfort of the only private accommodation along the trail.

A four-day guided walk along the remote Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail , staying each night at restored lighthouse cottages in the Flinders Chase National Park

A guided six day sailing journey , bringing together Tasmania's coastal day walks, gourmet food, wine and the magic of sailing along crystal clear waters aboard the  Lady Eugenie . 

A relaxed three day guided walk along the pristine east coast of Tasmania. Walk shorter days and have more time to unwind, staying at our award-winning Bay of Fires Lodge

Escape from the city for a three day escape along Victoria's iconic coastline. Walk along golden beaches and treat yourself with footspas and local feasts at our private eco-lodge.

Reconnect with nature with breathtaking day walks, indulge in divine food and wine and spend nights in our private eco camp on a three day guided walking escape.

Our award-winning guided experience . Explore Bruny Island on stunning coastal walks and relish in exquisite meals at our secluded forest camp. A three-day escape like no other.

NEW 5-DAY WALK!  Walk to all of the 'Three Capes' on a challenging guided walk in the Tasman National Park, retreating to our private eco camp and lodges within the national park.

Ready for a challenge?  Join us for a seven-day guided alternative to our Signature walk, with challenging side trips and mountain climbs. Unwinding each night in our private huts on the trail.

A challenging eight day guided walk along the iconic Overland Track in winter , climbing through a breathtaking snowy landscape and staying in our private huts along the trail.

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World Class Guides

We think the best way to experience amazing places is in the company of amazing people.

That’s why our local guides are world-class. They’re passionate outdoor lovers, inspiring storytellers, and hospitable hosts. Our people truly are our best asset and we can’t wait for you to meet them. Nothing but the best for you.

100% Carbon Neutral

The Tasmanian Walking Company operates as a 100% carbon-neutral business.

We have achieved global Gold Standard Certification for our continued effort towards carbon removal and climate change action. Our commitment to emissions reduction also extends to supporting Australia’s largest revegetation project — the Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Corridor Project, in Western Australia.

Small Groups, Wild Places

Group size matters. That’s why we’ve spent years designing the perfect small group walking experience.

Our small groups of 8-14 guests offer an intimate experience of nature, enhanced by personal interpretation from our world- class guides. Explore World Heritage wilderness by day, breathe the Earth’s cleanest air, and enjoy the freedom of wild, wide open spaces. By night, celebrate with your fellow walkers in comfort, and safety.

Lightweight Backpacks

We’ve designed our walking experiences to make sure your focus is on nature, not the weight of your pack.

When you walk with us, you’ll carry the lightest possible backpack — containing only your clothes, water bottle and lunch. We’ll carry the heavy load so you can do what you came for — enjoying nature.

Giving Back to Nature

We treasure the natural environment that we’re lucky enough to work in.

The Tasmanian Walking Company gives back to that environment by supporting education, training, reforestation and wildlife programs that contribute to the conservation and cultural heritage of our wild places. To continue this important work, we’ve created the not-for-profit Tasmanian Walking Company Foundation.

Multi-Award Winning Operator

Over the past 35 years, the Tasmanian Walking Company has received many awards.

But we’re not in this for the prizes. We see these awards as a confirmation of our commitment to providing the best possible experience for our guests, and to always operating with respect and care for the natural places in which we work.

Private Eco-Accommodation

Your wilderness experience with the Tasmanian Walking Company doesn’t end when you finish walking for the day.

Even at night, you’ll still be immersed in nature. All of our sustainably built, private eco-accommodation is located within, or on the edge of Tasmania’s beautiful national parks—for your exclusive use.

35 Years' Experience

Since 1987, we’ve guided more than 80,000 guests through Australia’s beautiful natural places.

We’re a trusted company of experienced leaders, guides and walk operators, with a passionate commitment to sustainability. We continue to share our love of wild places with our guests through our exceptional walking experiences, and world-class guiding, storytelling and interpretation.

Guided by Nature

In partnership with tasmanian walking company, elevated journeys to the world's best hiking destinations, carefully curated by our multi-award-winning team and designed for the curious traveller..

Italian Dolomites & Venice Walk

Discover a hiker's paradise in the Italian Dolomites! Embark on a 10-day journey with expert guides, breathtaking trails, and Italy's finest cuisine. Enquire now.

Sahara Desert & Atlas Mountains Walk, Morocco

Starting in Marrakech and ending in Casablanca, awaken your inner adventurer in Morocco. Amidst mountains and deserts, discover moments of fulfilment immersed in local cultures and savouring authentic cuisine.

Torres del Paine, Patagonia Walk

A landscape that takes your breath away. Hike, kayak, and revel in Torres Del Paine's beauty on our bespoke 10-day journey. Enquire about this bucket-list adventure today!

Norway Alpine Hiking Journey

Explore Brimi Fjellstugu, Vianvang, Galdhøpiggen, and Sognefjell road. Find serenity in Aurland, blending Norway's landscapes with immersive hiking, creating unforgettable memories in a remote destination surrounded by untouched nature.

Croatia, Italy & Slovenia Walking Journey

Starting in Ljubljana this journey takes you by foot through three pristine landscapes with each destination rich in history, culture and local stories. Highlights include Lake Bled and the Triglav National Park, Julian Alps, Soca Valley, Italy's wine country and the Croatian Alps. 

Introducing Guided by Nature

Developed in partnership with Tasmanian Walking Company, we're excited to present a global collection of immersive hiking experiences. Our curated journeys feature extraordinary trails, expert local guides, tailored experiences, exquisite food and wine, and exclusive private accommodations. See the world in a whole new way with Guided by Nature

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Welcome To Tasmanian Hikes

A Tasmanian Hikes guided walk allows you to discover and experience the magnificent landscapes and National Parks of Tasmania.

Tasmanian Hikes is a leader in active travel. Our company has been operating expertly guided walking tours in Tasmania for over 19 years

Our tours are designed to connect guests with nature, culture and heritage.

We cater for both Pack free & Full pack walking experiences.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the country, the Palawa of Lutruwita/Tasmania. We pay our respect to their cultures, and to their elders, past and present. During your visit we will care for and connect to this land, as did the traditional and rightful owners. – Nayri Nina-tu

First let me say that the overall trip was amazing and far exceeded my expectations. Secondly the food was impressive! Not one meal was less than delicious and I was staggered that food could be produced to that standard for that many people within the limitations of being hiked in and cooked on fuel stoves. Clearly it is a well honed machine.

– F Paterson (The Overland Track)

• Overland Track

6 days – $2750 - NOW 20% OFF - OFFER ENDS 31ST MAY 2024

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• Hike Maria Island

4 days – $2150

Grade: Easy/Medium

• Mt Field / Mt Wellington Explorer

3 days – $1750

Grade: Medium

• Walls of Jerusalem

5 days – $2250

Grade: Medium / Hard

Frenchman’s Cap

4 days – $2095.

Grade: Medium/Hard

• Freycinet Explorer

• South Coast Track

9 days – $3495

Grade: Hard

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Bay of Fires Lodge Walk

The bruny island long weekend, cradle mountain huts, freycinet experience walk, the maria island walk, the south coast track, the tarkine rainforest experience, walls of jerusalem experience.

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Tasmania has always been one of the world’s best kept secrets. It has unique natural beauty, abundant wildlife, unspoilt wilderness and sophisticated food and wine. 

The Great Walks of Tasmania is a collection of independent guided walk companies offering unforgettable experiences in Tasmania’s most inspiring and extraordinary locations. They combine the best of Tasmanian wilderness walking with excellent guiding, unique accommodation and offer delicious Tasmanian food and wine along the way. Together their walks cover over 300km of Tasmania’s prime walking tracks. 

Variety abounds and there is a walk for every fitness level and time frame; choose for example a 23km walk over 4 days or an 80 km walk over 9 days. Relax in elegant standing camps or tents or stay in an award winning walkers lodge or huts. Prices range from AU$1,095 to AU$3,125 so there is a walk to suit everyone. 

Join walkers from all over the world as they enjoy, recharge and revitalise themselves in the island paradise that is Tasmania. Browse the trips on this website or view them in our ebrochure.

Walls Of Jerusalem

Tarkine Rainforest

South Coast

Maria Island

Freycinet National park

Cradle Mountain

Bruny Island

Bay Of Fires

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Award Winning

Many of the Great Walks of Tasmania have won National tourism awards

Minimal impact philosophy

All walks have a strong commitment to environmental preservation and protection

Tasmania walking tours

The best Tasmanian adventures begin with a single step – all you have to do is decide where to start

From million-year-old landscapes that feel like they’ve come straight from the pages of an otherworldly storybook to incredible animals unknown to the mainland,  Australia ’s Island state promises spectacular sights everywhere you step. Fill up your lungs and satisfy your soul on our Tasmania walking trips as you traverse the trails in  Cradle Mountain  National Park, sink your feet into the sand at  Freycinet , and stumble over the ancient, red-rimmed rocks at the  Bay of Fires . Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned walker, your feet – and your heart – will feel right at home in Tasmania.

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Frequently asked questions

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

How to get to Tasmania

Getting to Tasmania is fairly simple with only two options depending on where in Australia or in the rest of the world you're coming from. Tasmania has two major airports, Hobart International Airport and Launceston airport, that facilitate services to each of Australia's states. Hobart International Airport also welcomes services from international airlines such as Etihad Airways, Air New Zealand, Singapore Airlines, and American Airlines (among others). If you don't want to fly, you can catch the Spirit of Tasmania from Victoria (Port Melbourne) which will take you to the coastal town of Devonport (about an hour's drive from Launceston).  

When is the best time to walk in Tasmania?

Tasmania enjoys fairly nice weather all year round with mild summers and cold to freezing winters that result in snow-dusted landscapes in some areas. This means that the best time to go on a walking tour in Tasmania can differ depending on what type of weather you want to experience. If you want the days to feature sparkling blue skies and warming sunshine then traveling during the months of September through to February is the way to go. If you want crisper weather and wonderland-like scenery then head to the island state from the months of March to August. 

What to pack for a trip to Tasmania?

Determining what to pack for a trip to Tasmania largely depends on what time of year you're planning on going with the state experiencing mild summers and cold to freezing winters. Regardless of when you're traveling, it's wise to pack some comfortable walking shoes, a hat/beanie, sunscreen, a camera, a reusable drink bottle, and a backpack/day bag. You should also pack weather-appropriate clothing such as coats and rainproof jackets, socks, and thermal tops and pants for winter, as well as dresses, shorts, and t-shirts for summer. 

What are the best walks to do in Tasmania?

Tasmania is filled to the brim with breathtaking landscapes and there is a myriad of walks to ensure you can see as much natural beauty as possible. Here are our a few of favorite trails: 

Tahune Airwalk

Lake St Clair Circuit, Cradle Mountain 

Dove Lake Circuit, Cradle Mountain

Wineglass Bay Lookout, Freycinet

Hartz Peak, Hartz Mountains National Park 

Overland Track, Cradle Mountain 

Three Capes Track 

Are Intrepid's Tasmania walking tours easily accessible?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely  accessible , regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. However, we’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

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Tasmania Guided Walking Holidays

*Book a Guided Multi-Day Tour prior to 30th November 2023 and receive $300 Accommodation & Experience Credit Per Couple (2 persons). Valid for travel anytime. Valued up to $150 per person*.

Contact Tasmanian Vacations to take advantage of this offer.

Please mention this deal at the time of booking to receive this offer.

Tasmania has an international reputation for its magnificent guided walks, and we offer some of the very best!

In small groups with two local guides these multi-day walks showcase Tasmania’s remarkable wilderness, its rare plants, animals and history. They are wonderful soft adventure experiences where interesting walking by day is complemented by exclusive and tasteful accommodation at night.

You don’t need to be a seasoned walker to enjoy these walks, just have a sense of adventure and moderate fitness. Your pack is light, weighing just 5 – 8 kg, allowing you to take in the surroundings and listen to fascinating stories from your guides. Each night relax and sit back with gourmet dining and glass of fine Tasmanian wine before retiring to a comfortable bed and pillow.

These walks are all inclusive packages with great service so guests can relax and enjoy themselves to the fullest. Ask your Tasmanian Vacations travel expert to complement your walk with suitable pre and/or post accommodation.

The Maria Island Walk

MARIA ISLAND

Tasmania’s multi-award winning Maria Island Walk is recognised as one of Australia’s outstanding walking experiences. Set in a beautiful world heritage listed island national park this 4 day walk is a delightful blend of rare wildlife, convict heritage, elegant accommodation and candlelit gourmet dining. Explore this fascinating island; walking pristine beaches, magnificent forests, and epic mountain peaks.

Freycinet Experience Walk

FREYCINET NATIONAL PARK

The original and advanced eco-certified Freycinet Experience Walk is a four-day guided, all-inclusive adventure covering the entire length of the Freycinet Peninsula on Tasmania’s east coast, including the iconic Wineglass Bay. Returning each evening to a glass of wine, warm baths and comfortable beds in a private room, guests have exclusive access to the beachfront, off-grid and architecturally award-winning Friendly Beaches Lodge.

The wukalina Walk

MT WILLIAM/WUKALINA NATIONAL PARK

The wukalina Walk is a three night - four day fully inclusive guided journey that traverses the cultural homeland of the palawa people. The Walk is owned and operated by palawa, and its purpose is to celebrate and share the entirely distinctive history and culture of the Tasmanian Aboriginal people.Up to ten people are welcomed onto our land by Aboriginal guides, and escorted across the natural landscape of the Bay of Fires (larapuna).

Tasman Peninsula Walking Experience

PORT ARTHUR

This is no ordinary hiking tour. To give you a deeper insight into this rare and remarkable landscape, we have specialist expert guides including an ecologist, geologist and historian, keen to share their wisdom and passion with you. Learn about the striking dolerite cliffs on our coastline from a geologist and see them from a different perspective on a Pennicott boat tour. Learn the science and the magic of our ancient forests with your knowledgeable botanist as he shares his passion and experience.

Park Trek Walking Holidays - Three Capes & Tasman Peninsula

TASMAN PENINSULA

A fully guided, pack free 4 day walking tour – 31 kms walking (approx.) Explore the highlights of the magical Tasman Peninsula over four fantastic days of walking and sightseeing. This itinerary incorporates some of Tasmania’s most spectacular scenery. Enjoy towering clifftops, marvel at amazing rock formations and take a cruise around the spectacular Tasman Peninsula.

Park Trek Walking Holidays - Bay Of Fires

BAY OF FIRES

A fully guided, pack free 4 day walking tour – 55 kms walking (approx.) Explore the Bay of Fires, over four fantastic days of beach walking and sightseeing. Enjoy spectacular beaches interspersed with boulders covered in bright orange lichen, and take the opportunity to swim in the crystal-clear waters of Tasmania’s East Coast. This itinerary incorporates some of the state’s most stunning coastal scenery, and is almost exclusively beach walking.

Park Trek Walking Holidays - Cradle Mountain

CRADLE MOUNTAIN - LAKE ST CLAIR NATIONAL PARK

A fully guided, pack free 4 day walking tour – 35- 40 kms walking (approx.) Cradle Mountain is one of Tasmania’s most desirable walking destinations and a stunning wilderness region. Enjoy four days of guided walking amongst the beautiful landscapes surrounding Cradle Mountain – walk segments of the famous Overland Track, spot wombats grazing on the grassy plains and hike over mountainous terrain for magnificent views. We visit glacially carved lakes, ancient rainforests, and seek out some of the parks hidden highlights.

Park Trek Walking Holidays - Tarkine Wilderness

TARKINE FOREST RESERVE

A fully guided, pack free 5 day walking tour – 40 to 45 kms walking (approx.)The Tarkine is a vast expanse of wilderness – rich in both natural and cultural heritage. It contains Australia’s largest tract of cool temperate rainforest, and boasts one of the most spectacular stretches of coastline anywhere in the world. It is also home to over 60 rare or endangered species – including the Giant Freshwater Lobster and the iconic Tasmanian Devil.

Walk On kunanyi

Walk on kunanyi offers small group guided day walks of kunanyi / Mt Wellington, Tasmania’s most visited natural site. In the care of local guides you’ll get off the beaten track to discover the unique history, plants and animals that are found right on Hobart’s doorstep.

Guided Walking Packages

Multi-Day Premium Walk Experience

Join an all-inclusive adventure covering the entire length of the Freycinet Peninsula on Tasmania’s east coast with Freycinet Experience Walk. Return each night from your walk to a glass of wine, warm baths, and comfortable beds in private rooms. Each meal, you will have the opportunity to sample locally sourced produce served with finesse by your onsite lodge hosts.

Tasmania has an international reputation for its magnificent guided walks and adventure tours and TasVacations offer the very best.

Book a guided multi day walk with TasVacations and receive a bonus $150 discount per person*

Please mention offer at time of booking.

*Conditions apply. Discount applies per person, not valid in conjunction with any other offer. Multi day walks must be booked through TasVacations. Tours must be booked prior to 31.03.21. Valid for travel until 31.03.22. All components are subject to availability. Strict booking and payment conditions apply. For further information contact the TasVacations team.

*Conditions apply. All tours are subject to availability. Single supplement pricing available on request. High Season rates may apply over public holiday periods. Minimum and maximum numbers apply to all walks. *Accommodation & Experience Credit is valid for tours, attractions and accommodation booked with Tasmanian Vacations. Credit must be used prior to travel.

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*Book a Guided Multi Day Tour with Tasmanian Vacations and receive a bonus wine experience at either Josef Chromy Wines or with Apple Isle Wine Tours. Valued up to $175 per person. Valid for bookings confirmed by 30.04.23. Contact Tasmanian Vacations to take advantage of this offer. Please mention this deal at the time of booking to receive this offer. *Conditions apply

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takayna / Tarkine Hiking Tour – 5 Days

This five-day tour of the Tarkine provides a wonderful exploration of the region, taking in a variety of inspiring landscapes from rainforest to coast and mountains to rivers.

larapuna / Bay of Fires Hiking Tour – 4 Days

Explore the Bay of Fires, over four fantastic days of walking and sightseeing. Enjoy spectacular beaches, marvel at amazing rock and swim in crystal-clear waters of the Tasmanian east coast.

Three Capes & Turrakana / Tasman Peninsula Hiking Tour – 4 Days

Explore the highlights of the magical Three Capes Track over four fantastic days of walking and sightseeing. Enjoy towering clifftops, marvel at amazing rock formations and take a cruise around the spectacular Tasman Peninsula. Stay at the purpose built Park Trek Three Capes and Tasman Peninsula Hiking Lodge.

Cradle Mountain Hiking Tour – 4 Days

Enjoy four-days of guided walking at Cradle Mountain. A moderate to challenging walk this trip is most suitable for guests with a reasonable level of fitness due to the mountainous terrain.

South West & Mount Field Hiking Tour – 4 Days

Explore Mount Field and South West Wilderness National Parks in Tasmania over four sensational days of walking and sightseeing, all the while carrying your day pack only.

lunawanna-allonah / Bruny Island Hiking Tour – 4 Days

Explore Bruny Island over four days and explore the island renowned for its beautiful natural scenery, diverse wildlife, fresh local produce and stunning hiking opportunities.

Three Capes Off Season Explorer Hiking Tour – 3 Days

Explore the highlights of the magical Three Capes Track over three fantastic days of walking and sightseeing. Enjoy towering clifftops, marvel at amazing rock formations. Stay at the purpose built Park Trek Three Capes and Tasman Peninsula Hiking Lodge.

Bay of Fires Off Season Explorer Hiking Tour – 3 Days

Explore the Bay of Fires in the off season, over three fantastic days of walking and sightseeing. Enjoy spectacular beaches, marvel at amazing rock and swim in crystal-clear waters of the Tasmanian east coast.

Bay of Fires Yoga Retreat (Women-only) – 3 Days

Embark on a captivating women’s only journey through larapuna, famously known as the Bay of Fires, during three extraordinary days filled with beach walks, sightseeing, and immersive yoga sessions

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Maria Island, Tasmania:

One of the world’s, great walks.

Experience our multi-award-winning four day Maria Island Walk just off the east coast of Tasmania, one of the Great Walks of Australia.

Immerse yourself in the exhilarating beauty and natural wonder that is Maria Island. Traverse the island, from its wilderness to white-sandy beaches. Sleep under the canopy of stars at the bush camps, with the last night spent in cosy comfort at heritage-listed Bernacchi House in Darlington. Capture memorable moments of the island's photogenic wombats, kangaroos and wildlife that freely roam, with the island nicknamed 'The Noah's Ark of Australia' for its diverse variety of wildlife.

One of the Great Walks of Australia.

The Maria Island Walk (four days)

Everything about Maria Island is beautiful. Especially in winter.

Winter Escape Walk (three days)

Having guided over 1400 walks over 20 seasons and received eight National Tourism Awards, our Maria Island Walk is recognised as one of Australia’s outstanding experiences.

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“ “ I have felt so energized ever since Maria Island and would do it again in a heartbeat. Thank you for such a sublime, relaxing, uplifting experience ” Samantha English Guest

“ “ We had a great group - fun, outgoing, adventurous, laid back and great company. The trip was flawlessly organised and the walks and scenery just so beautiful. ” Jane Rothschild Guest

“ “ It was one of our best holidays ever. It was TRULY amazing. The accommodation was 10/10 (the outdoor facility was so much better than we expected). ” Vanessa Angrove-Rogers Guest

“ “ I absolutely loved my Maria Island Walk and so many friends I have told about it have it on their bucket lists. I have amazing photos and memories, and this really was four days that will last a lifetime. Thank you! ” Kellie Londregan Guest

“ “ Two of the best guides I have come across through my travels in Australia and internationally. ” Hans van Haalen Guest

Join us on Maria Island for four days that will last a lifetime.

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Tarkine Wilderness walk

4 days. guided walk with wow-mazing inclusions.

With us, walking is only part of the adventure. This is a unique itinerary where you will get to experience all three regions of the Tarkine in one tour,  including the pristine lush emerald-green rainforests, the spectacular coastline and the rugged and dramatic mountains. A highlight of your journey will be a Wow-mazing cruise down the stunning Pieman River to the start of our walk. You learn about local wildlife, history, and culture walking Pack-Free with only a day-pack accompanied by our CEO’s – (Chief Experience Officers).

At night, you’ll relax at the remote Tullah Lodge and Corinna Wilderness Lodge in comfy beds during your time in the Tarkine, and enjoy fabulous local meals and wines too – which are all included. We even have flexible walking options so some days you can walk less or even enjoy a day just relaxing. There are few places left that can be truly described as wild and untouched, but the remote Tarkine is one of these places. This vast 447,000-hectare wilderness area is renowned for its remote waterfalls, stunning myrtle rainforests, pristine rivers, dramatic mountain tops and wild coastline. The Tarkine is one of Tasmania’s greatest treasures. The Tarkine’s size, naturalness and habitat diversity make it an outstanding refuge for native mammals such as the Tasmanian Devil as well as more than 130 different species of birds. It is home to more than 60 rare, threatened and endangered species and is Australia’s largest tract of temperate rainforest.

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Walk with only a small day pack

This walk has been designed so that you can concentrate on walking and avoid struggling with a heavy pack. Each day you will just need to carry a small day pack with your water and lunch leaving you free to enjoy your walk not endure it!

Tullah Lakeside Lodge

1 night stay

Spending a night at Tullah Lakeside Lodge in Tasmania is a tranquil retreat into the heart of nature’s embrace. As twilight descends, the serene ambiance of the lodge is heightened by the gentle lapping of waves against the shores of Lake Rosebery. The lodge’s rustic charm welcomes guests with cozy interiors, offering a perfect blend of comfort and wilderness. Surrounded by the rugged beauty of Tasmania’s wilderness, one can unwind under a blanket of stars, their brilliance mirrored in the calm waters.

Corinna Wilderness Retreat

2 night stay in the wilderness

Our guests will enjoy two nights at the remote Corinna Wilderness Retreat set on the banks of the pristine Pieman River and surrounded by the Tarkine Rainforest. Corinna was once a historical gold mining settlement in the 1800s and as such this remote Resort still has some of the historical buildings of this era. Our guests will stay in the best accommodation in the township in 1 bedroom cottages . These cottages exterior have been designed with original materials to give the look of a shanty town. Whilst the interiors of each cottage are modern and warm with cosy fires, ensuites and individual verandahs where you can sit back and soak up the scenery and atmosphere.

Please note this is an extremely remote region and therefore accommodation and facilities are comfortable but more basic than what you will find in a major city, we have chosen the best accommodation and cabins available in the retreat and region.

Wow-Mazing Inclusions

Cruise to the start of the trail

This tour includes a Wow-mazing cruise. During our stay at Corinna we will start day two with a spectacular private cruise down the pristine Pieman River. Glide over the mirror-like water, taking in breathtaking views of both rainforest and river. We disembark once we reach the coast, where we will explore the spectacular and remote Tarkine Coast by foot before returning.

Flexible walking itineraries

Choose what suits you

We offer flexible walking options with easier and more challenging itineraries. For example, on day three choose a walk to stunning Mt Farrell or an easier walk to Montezuma Falls. On day 2 you can opt-out of the day’s walk and simply relax around the lodge.

Personalised tours

Small groups

We keep our group sizes small and personalised, we find this delivers more personalised service, a great social environment and has less impact on the environment.

Chief Experience Officers

We refer to our guides as CEOs – Chief Experience Officers whose aim is to deliver you a world-class walk. We pride ourselves on employing a talented team of passionate CEOs with an enthusiasm for their homeland. They are committed to your safety and have a genuine desire to provide an enriching and memorable walking experience.

Tasmanian produce served with local wines

Hearty meals after an energetic day

Our meals will be a special time to gather together as a group and chat and laugh about the day’s adventures. Each evening will be spent in the charming restaurant at the Corinna Wilderness Retreat where you can dine on modern cuisine featuring local produce, perfectly matched with wonderful Tasmanian wine.

Enjoy hearty dinners in the Corinna Wilderness Retreat’s Tannin Restaurant each evening. The restaurant features locally sourced produce. Meals are perfectly matched with Tasmanian wines included in the cost of your walk. Below you will find a typical menu.

• Crusty cob loaf, wild herb & roasted garlic butter/bush tomato chutney
• Soup of the day with hot crusty bread
• Tasmanian chilli jam scallops w Asian greens
• Vegetarian spring rolls w lime & honey soy dipping sauce
• Salt & Pepper Squid w spicy plum sauce
• Tassie beef salad w coriander, lime, lemongrass and palm sugar
• Sharman’s 300gr Scotch fillet steak w béarnaise sauce, chips & salad
• Pine Lodge crusted lamb chops w mountain pepper berry, roasted herbs, fries and tossed green salad.
• Curry of the day served with rice, yoghurt, chutney & roti bread
• Grilled Flathead dusted in lemon myrtle w salad and fries
• Gazza’s Sri Lankan inspired garlic prawns stack

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including Australia's Best Adventure Tourism Company.

Life’s an Adventure have won 21 Tourism Awards of Excellence including the Qantas Australian Tourism Award for Australia’s Best Adventure Company. But our biggest accolade which we value even more, is that our clients come back and travel with us time and time again.

Genuinely all-inclusive

Our walks are a genuinely all-inclusive experience, when you pay for your walk there is nothing more to pay for on tour. When comparing other companies make sure you look at all the inclusions carefully. On this walk, we’ll stay in 1 bedroom cottage with ensuites ensuring you’re not sharing a bathroom with multiple members of the group. All our meals are included with dinners served in the restaurant every night and accompanied by wonderful Tasmanian wines.

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Tour Itinerary

This is a genuinely all-inclusive tour with no hidden extras:

WOW-MAZING INCLUSION:

• Private cruise down the serene Pieman River to the start of our Tarkine Coastal walk and return

PACK-FREE AND FLEXIBLE WALKING:

• Pack-Free guided walk
• Flexible walking options to suit you.

REMOTE ACCOMMODATION:

• 1 night at beautiful Tullah Lakeside Lodge
• 2 nights in 1 bedroom cottages at Corinna Wilderness Retreat with ensuite

TASMANIAN WINE & MEALS

• All dinners include wonderful Tasmanian wine.
• 2 course dinner at Tullah Lakeside Lodge
• 2 x a la carte dinners in the restaurant at Corinna Wilderness Retreat
• Breakfast at Tullah Lakeside Lodge
• 2 x breakfasts at Corinna
• 3 x walkers lunches
• Trail mix to enjoy during your walk
• Tea, coffee and hot chocolate on the trail

SUPERB GUIDED WALKING:

• 3 days walking through all facets of the Tarkine region including rainforest, coastline and mountains

GUIDES & TRANSFERS:

• Transfers to and from Launceston, as well as to the trail each day.
• Professionally guided – Our CEO’s – Chief Experience Officers are locals who are passionate, well trained and enthusiastic with the ability to bring to life a depth of information

MEET TIME: 1.00pm meet time at the Grand Chancellor Launceston.

WALK: Short 2km lakeside walk.

ITINERARY: Guests will be picked up by our guides at 1.00pm from the Grand Chancellor in Launceston. We depart Launceston travelling west where we will make a brief stop en route in Sheffield, known as the “Town of Murals,” which offers a glimpse into Tasmania’s vibrant arts scene, where walls are adorned with colourful depictions of local history and culture. From here we continue on to Tullah the gateway to the Tarkine, here the scenery transitions into a wilderness of untamed beauty. Arriving at Tullah, we enjoy a short lakeside walk, meandering past the tranquil shores of beautiful Lake Rosebery. With each step, the symphony of nature crescendos – the rustle of leaves, the gentle ripple of water, and the distant call of native birds. As the sun sets, the Lakeside Lodge emerges like a sanctuary amidst the wilderness, promising a night of serenity. We spend the night at the charming Tullah Lakeside Lodge. Enjoy a hearty meal in the hotel restaurant, accompanied by Tasmanian wine.

PLEASE NOTE: When booking your own flights into Launceston ensure your flight arrives no later than 11am to allow for any unexpected delays. After arrival into Launceston make your own way to the Hotel Grand Chancellor to meet our guides in the foyer of the hotel. Please ensure you eat lunch before meeting us this day.

WALK GRADE: Main walk – 5 hours walking. 8kms. Grade: Moderate to Difficult. Steeply inclined mountain walking.

FLEXIBLE WALKING OPTION: An easier 3 hours walk is also available today

TERRAIN:  Steeply inclined mountain walking. Rocks and fallen trees to negotiate. Can be slippery with occasional muddy sections. Easy rock scramble near the summit of Mt Farrell. Easier option – Mostly flat walking on a formed trail. Can be slippery with occasional muddy sections.

MAIN WALK ITINERARY: After breakfast we head out to our walk which is very close to the lodge. The walk ascends steeply through forests into the alpine environment and the summit of Mt Farrell. As you ascend, be prepared to be captivated by panoramic sweeping vistas of untamed forests, sweeping valleys, and distant mountain ranges that stretch over the Tarkine, down the west coast and inland to Cradle Mountain. Traverse winding trails adorned with native flora and fauna, immersing yourself in the pristine beauty of Tasmania’s wilderness. After our walk we transfer to Corinna for the next 2 nights at the charming Corinna Wilderness Resort. Corinna was once a historical gold mining settlement in the 1800s and as such this remote Resort still has some of the historical buildings of this era. Our guests will stay in the best accommodation in the township in 1 bedroom cottages. Take a well-deserved break before indulging in a hearty meal accompanied by fine wine at the esteemed Tannin Restaurant.

WALK GRADE: 6 hours walking. 13kms. Good level of fitness required. Grade: Moderate.

TERRAIN: Mainly flat walking, no inclines. Some walking on sand, rock hopping and formed trails.

WALK ITINERARY: After breakfast, we join our private boat transfer down the pristine Pieman River to enjoy a truly personal experience with river and rainforest. This river is engulfed by stunning rainforest with mirror-like reflections at every turn. Our boat transfer drops us off at the edge of the forest, where the river spills into the sea. From here we head north to the coastline to do a section of the ‘Tarkine Coast Track’. This Coastline is one of the world’s wildest and most spectacular stretches of coastline. Looking out to sea, you would need to travel 2/3 of the entire globe before you reached land again in South America. This spot is like nothing you have ever seen; marvel at the huge surf driven by the roaring 40s, coastal meadows and rocky headlands. Sea eagles, Tasmanian Devils, wombats and seabirds all make this wild coastline their home. Late afternoon we return to our accommodation at the Corinna Wilderness Lodge for a relaxing dinner in the Tannin Restaurant and to chat about today’s adventures.

*Please note dependant on weather conditions if they are not favourable the captain of the boat may choose to travel in a southerly direction and the walk will not be as advertised .

WALK GRADE: Morning walk: 6.8kms. 3.5 -4 hours. Grade: Moderate Walk. Elevation 311m. Some short steep sections. Shorter walking option also available. Afternoon walk: 2kms. 1.5 hours. Grade: Easy Walk. Includes a 210 step-staircase down to the waterfall viewing platform

WALK ITINERARY: After breakfast, we walk straight out of our accommodation for our walk through beautiful, cool, quiet, temperate rainforest. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of the river area, adorned with vibrant ferns and majestic tall trees, evoking a sense of enchantment. As we traverse the trail, be captivated by the allure of moss-covered trees, diverse fungi, adding to the trail’s allure. This extended hike seamlessly combines the elements of river, forest, hill, and a secluded pontoon to take in the tranquility. Finishing this walk we’ll jump on the bus to transfer 1hr to the Philosopher Falls walk. This scenic 2km walk sends us down to a multi-tiered waterfall where we’ll learn about James “Philosopher” Smith, the man who changed the fortunes of the entire state of Tasmania. Following our two great walks today, you will then be transferred 2.5hrs back to Launceston to complete the tour.

ARRIVAL TIME: We arrive back into Launceston at approximately 6.30-7pm. Note: our guides are happy to drop guests off directly at the airport, en route back into Launceston. If booking flights please do not book before 8.00pm

It is astonishing that we still need to campaign to save Tasmania’s Tarkine wilderness in the second decade of the 21st century. But we do. The threats are real and current: some Eucalypts and rainforest coupes are to be logged in the next three years, 95% of the region is subject to mineral exploration permits and, off-road vehicles continue to destroy fragile coastal aboriginal sites with nobody held to account. To see how you can help. Click on the link below to the “Save the Tarkine”. You can sign up to get involved and find out how you can help save this unique and threatened landscape.

CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP.

Extract above taken from Bob Brown Foundation Tarkine Trails.

Photos above courtesy of Tasmanian Tourism and the following photographers Alice Hansen, Graham Freeman, Rob Burnett, Mountain Peak photography.

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DEPARTURE DATES: We run regular scheduled tours every year from September to April. We will also consider opening up a new departure date if we have enough demand. Email us at [email protected]

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PAST PASSENGER DISCOUNT: Those who have travelled with Life’s An Adventure previously, receive a past passenger discount of $100. This discount will automatically be deducted from future bookings when you book online using the same email address used for past bookings.

EARLYBIRD & SPOT SPECIAL CANCELLATIONS: Refunds or cancellations are not permitted for Earlybird Deals or Spot Specials, however, transfers to another date are permitted 8 weeks or more prior to departure. We advise taking out travel insurance, in case unexpected circumstances prior to the trip, prevent you from joining this tour. Early bird or Spot Special discounts cannot be used in conjunction with another offer. To receive these special discounts, full payment must be made at the time of initial booking. Flexiwalk Add-On option not available on these tickets.

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• Prices are per person in Australian dollars and include GST.
• A deposit of $300 per person is required to secure your booking. (unless taking advantage of Earlybird or Spot Specials in which full payment is required at time of booking).
• Note: If you are booking within 90 days of your departure date – we will require full payment at the time of booking
• Prices are based on twin share of rooms. If you are travelling solo you may be required to share with someone of the same gender. If this is not suitable you can request to pay a single supplement, however, limited single rooms are available per trip so are on a request basis.
• Payments must be made online via our NAB (National Australia Bank) secure payment page via credit card (Visa or Mastercard) or over the phone.
• We advise taking our Travel Insurance to cover items such as cancellation of tour due to minimum numbers not met, or adverse weather conditions, injury, evacuation, delayed flights, illness, etc.

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Ultimate 10 day tasmania active tour from $2965pp, experience the wonders of australia’s southern island with the ultimate 10 day tasmania tour. this journey is designed for those who want to immerse themselves in the rich history, diverse wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes of tasmania..

This small group tour takes you to the North West, West, and East Coasts, as well as Bruny Island and Port Arthur, with ample time to explore Hobart’s vibrant evenings. You’ll traverse famous national parks, cruise through rainforests, and encounter Tasmanian devils in their natural habitat, guided by expert storytellers who bring Tasmania’s fascinating culture to life.

Start your adventure in Hobart, winding your way through historic Port Arthur and the scenic Tasman Peninsula, before heading to the pristine beaches of Freycinet National Park and the Bay of Fires. Discover the rugged beauty of Cradle Mountain, the lush rainforests of the Tarkine, and the dramatic landscapes of the West Coast, before concluding back in Hobart. This itinerary ensures you experience Tasmania’s top destinations from a unique perspective, offering unforgettable memories at every turn.

Ultimate Tasmania Active Tour Itinerary

Day 1: port arthur historic site & tasman peninsula.

Begin your Tasmanian adventure with a deep dive into history at the Port Arthur Historic Site. Explore the well-preserved convict settlement and enjoy a short harbour cruise to understand life in the 1800s. The day also includes visits to the stunning lookouts and geological formations of the Tasman Peninsula, such as Pirates Bay, Tessellated Pavement, Tasman Arch, and Devil’s Kitchen. Return to Hobart for the evening to unwind and enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere.

Overnight: Hobart Meal(s) Included: Dinner

Day 2: Bruny Island

Today, ferry across to Bruny Island and explore its natural wonders. Climb to Truganini Lookout for panoramic views, visit the Cape Bruny Lighthouse, and enjoy the rugged beauty of South Bruny National Park. Keep an eye out for the unique white wallabies at Adventure Bay. Sample local produce at island shops, offering delights such as oysters, cheese, and beer. Return to Hobart in the evening, where you can explore the historic Salamanca and waterfront areas.

Overnight: Hobart Meal(s) Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3: Tasmanian Devils, Richmond & Wellington Park

Visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to meet Tasmanian devils, quolls, wombats, and kangaroos. Wander through the historic village of Richmond, home to Australia’s oldest convict-built bridge. In the afternoon, explore Hobart’s Wellington Park, with its diverse trails and stunning lookout points. Enjoy a relaxing evening in one of Hobart’s historic pubs or restaurants.

Overnight: Hobart Meal(s) Included: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 4: Freycinet National Park to Bicheno

Travel to the jewel of Tasmania’s East Coast, Freycinet National Park. Enjoy the stunning views from Honeymoon Bay, hike to the Wineglass Bay lookout, and explore Cape Tourville’s panoramic vistas. Spend the night in the charming coastal town of Bicheno, famous for its little penguin colony and scenic blowhole.

Overnight: Bicheno Meal(s) Included: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 5: Bay of Fires to Launceston

Visit the stunning Bay of Fires, known for its white sands and orange boulders. After lunch in the fishing town of St Helens, head to Launceston’s Cataract Gorge, where you can spot wallabies. Spend the evening exploring Australia’s second oldest city, Launceston, at your leisure.

Overnight: Launceston Meal(s) Included: Breakfast

Day 6: Cradle Mountain to Devonport

Discover the breathtaking Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Walk the iconic Dove Lake Circuit or look for wombats at Ronny Creek. Before reaching Devonport, admire the murals in Sheffield. Enjoy a relaxing evening in Devonport with a group dinner.

Overnight: Devonport Meal(s) Included: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 7: Tarkine to Tullah

Explore the ancient Tarkine rainforest, with highlights like the flooded sinkhole at Lake Chisholm and the breathtaking Sumac Lookout. Visit coastal spots such as Boat Harbour Beach and the town of Penguin. End the day in the tranquil town of Tullah, nestled by Lake Rosebery.

Overnight: Tullah

Day 8: Gordon River Cruise to Queenstown

Cruise the serene waters of the Gordon River from Strahan, including a guided walk through the World Heritage rainforest and a tour of the historic Sarah Island penal settlement. Continue to Queenstown, passing through spectacular landscapes and visiting sights like the Iron Blow Lookout and Horsetail Falls.

Overnight: Queenstown Meal(s) Included: Breakfast

Day 9: Queenstown to Hobart

Travel through the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, stopping at Nelson Falls and Lake St Clair. Visit the majestic Russell Falls in Mount Field National Park. Conclude the day with your arrival in Hobart, where you can explore its vibrant evening scene.

Overnight: Hobart Meal(s) Included: Breakfast

Day 10: Hobart Departure

Enjoy a final breakfast and some free time in Hobart before concluding your ultimate Tasmanian adventure. Reflect on your incredible journey and the unforgettable experiences you’ve had over the past ten days.

Meal(s) Included: Breakfast

Inclusions & Extras

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• Gordon River cruise
• Port Arthur historic site entry & harbour cruise
• Bonorong wildlife sanctuary entry to see Tasmanian Devils
• Bruny Island ferry transfers
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• Water bottle
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Hat, sunglasses & sunscreen
• Clothes to suit conditions and weather
• Waterproof jacket

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This tour departs and ends in Hobart.

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Refunds will be processed according to the following time frames: Cancellations within 7 Days of the start date incur a 100.00% fee. Between 7 Days and 28 Days incur a 50.00% fee. Between 28 Days and 365 Days incur a 25.00% fee.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are meals included.

This tour includes 8 breakfasts, 1 lunch, and 5 dinners. All other meals are at your own expense – there are plenty of food stops where you can purchase from restaurants, cafes, takeaways, or supermarkets to make your own meals.

Who will I meet on the tour?

Get ready to tour Tasmania with like-minded travellers from all parts of the world. A typical group will include a mix of nationalities and ages. For this reason this tour is a great option for solo travellers, couples, and groups who are excited for Tasmania’s wild places and wildlife.

How many people will be on my tour?

The maximum group size is 21 guests plus the tour guide. These small group sizes allow you plenty of time to get to know your fellow travellers and guide. The tours are conducted in modern, comfortable air-conditioned buses. Luggage is carried in a trailer.

Can I arrive in Tasmania the day my tour departs?

No, You will need to arrive in Hobart at least the day before your tour is scheduled to depart, due to the early start to your day.

How much luggage can I bring?

You may bring a backpack or suitcase up to 20kg that will be stored securely in a trailer during the day and unloaded each evening. We recommend bringing a smaller day pack to store your daily essentials such as drinks, jackets and sunscreen while on tour.

What are the walks like?

The walking in Tasmania is world-class, and this tour offers select beautiful walking experiences for guests that range in difficulty and duration. All walks are optional, and take from 20 minutes to up to 4 hours. Track conditions vary considerably, and may include: boardwalks, steps, rocks, mud, sand, gravel or paved paths. In general, there are easier and harder options to choose from at each location. Some walks are guided, while others are unguided (free-walking). Your guides will provide you with information on the walks in advance. Most importantly, choose a walk suitable for your fitness level and physical capacity, the weather, and your experience, ensuring that you have the appropriate attire such as sturdy walking footwear, rain gear and warm clothing.

How can you explore Tasmania as a responsible traveller?

As an Advanced eco-certified tour company with Ecotourism Australia, Under Down Under makes every effort to practise responsible tourism.

As a guest visiting Tassie and discovering the exquisite parks, wildlife and people, you have a role to play too. Please consider your impact as you travel. Here’s a few easy tips to make your experience a positive one for the environment and its people.

Leave No Trace as you explore. Support local businesses and sample Tasmania’s finest foods, produce and goods. Bring a “keep-cup” (for coffees), refillable water-bottle and a reusable shopping bag. Turn taps off when not in use, and please be especially mindful of places that rely on rain-water tanks. Turn off lights, heating or aircon when you’re not in your room. Help us Keep Wildlife Wild – your guides will explain more about how to do this while on tour.

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The top 5 remote stays in Tasmania

Kate Hennessy

Travel Journalist

23 May 2024

Nowhere in Australia has mastered middle-of-nowhere luxury like Tasmania. Expect silence, solitude and quite a lot of moss.

If accommodation with a splash of Tasmanian noir and a dash of edge-of-the-world remoteness is what you crave, look no further than these five stays. Each brings a unique take on getting guests disconnected from daily life and in sync with nature instead. Easily spooked? Bring a partner or pal.

1. The Keep

The Keep in Tasmania/lutruwita’s north east ticks all of the remote accommodation boxes – and then some. It begins with the drive. As the nearest tiny town of Pioneer fades in the rear-view mirror, the dirt roads get increasingly narrow, and wombats lumber obliviously from the bush.

The Keep ticks all of the remote accommodation boxes. (Image: Christian Watson)

Few, if any, people come down these old logging roads. An iron gate five kilometres from the accommodation is extra assurance you won’t see another human (unless a private chef or helicopter trip has been arranged).

The property’s bushwalks showcase lush man-ferns. (Image: Roz & Loz)

Shortly before arrival the road inclines steeply above the tree line and The Keep looms into view. Built on a stony 650-metre pinnacle in the style of the towers favoured by European nobility during the Middle Ages as lookouts for invaders, the building has 360-degree views of the Bay of Fires and Flinders Island. The property’s 101 hectares of private reserve is set within a much larger sea of trees, so the solitude and silence are overwhelming.

You won’t forget the moment you see The Keep pop into view. (Image: Stu Gibson)

The Keep is kitted out with vinyl records, a bijou reading room, Tasmanian noir artworks, eight ways to make coffee and a sleek mid-century bar with a bottle of Lark whisky. In the fridge is local wine, beer, a selection of vintage French Champagne and high-quality breakfast provisions.

Listen to vinyl by the fireplace. (Image: Ben Little)

Nestled among dramatic granite boulders, an outdoor bath offers panoramic views, while the property’s bushwalks showcase lush man-ferns, Tasmania’s oldest Myrtle Beech tree and some rather startled pademelons.

An outdoor bath offers panoramic views. (Image: Rachel Vasicek)

The Keep is targeted at couples with no kids or pets in tow. Solo travellers should bring a pal (who they’re comfortable sharing a King bed with) because going alone may be too ‘Capital A’ alone for some. Avoid driving at dawn, dusk or at night when wildlife is on the move.

The Keep is targeted at couples with no kids or pets in tow. (Image: Stu Gibson)

2. Corinna Wilderness Experience

Because Corinna offers several cottages, campsites and a pub, you may forget you’re in the middle of one of only three cool temperate rainforests globally: takayna/The Tarkine . This wilderness is half the size of Lebanon and is where the survival competition series Alone Australia (Season 1) was filmed. The nearest town of Waratah is an hour-plus drive down an unsealed road. The west coast town of Strahan , meanwhile, is 60 kilometres south.

Stay in the middle of a cool temperate rainforest. (Image: Chris Crerar)

Corinna was established in the 1890s on the traditional land of the Petaanidik peoples as a township for “miners and piners”. These days, it’s a rustic and convivial place to meet fellow travellers though the frontier look and feel remains strong.

The Tarkine Hotel is tucked within a remote and rugged landscape. (Image: Chris Crerar)

Several hikes leave from Corinna’s grounds. The Whyte River loop is both enchanting and easy, while the longer and harder Mt Donaldson trail is a short drive away. On clear days, rented kayaks can be paddled on the tannin-stained Pieman River (keep an eye out for platypus or sea eagles.) Cabins are equipped to prepare simple meals, but most guests congregate on the Tarkine Hotel for pub grub.

Go kayaking along the Pieman River. (Image: Chris Crerar)

Tree lovers will spy Huon pine, myrtle beech, sassafras and leatherwood trees in the misty, mossy, luminously green rainforest. Autumn is fungi season when The Tarkine’s multicoloured mushrooms are a highlight. Tasmanian devils and spotted-tailed quolls can be seen, and the cool damp environment is also home to invertebrates such as large Land Snails, Walking Worms and the world’s largest freshwater invertebrate, the Giant Tasmanian Freshwater Crayfish.

Corinna offers several cottages, campsites and a pub. (Image: Chris Crerar)

3. Pumphouse Point

At the tippy top of a 275-metre jetty on leeawuleena/Lake St Clair is the five-storey, adults-only guest house, Pumphouse Point . Completed in 1940 as a pumphouse for Tasmania’s Hydro-Electric Commission, it is particularly photogenic at night when illuminated by red lights. Sleeping on the lake with crows cawing by is an experience of pure Tasmanian noir.

Pumphouse Point sits on leeawuleena/Lake St Clair. (Image: Adam Gibson)

Based at the southern end of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park , this is a walkers’ wonderland with 100 kilometres of tracks, including the magical Overland Track . If it’s not great weather for an intrepid walk, e-bikes, rowboats, books and board games will keep you entertained.

Take in dramatic views of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. (Image: Adam Gibson)

While larders and honesty bars are provided, room rates include breakfasts and dinners in the Shorehouse restaurant, with set menus featuring seasonal ingredients. Don’t miss a lakeside stroll for driftwood spotting.

Room rates include breakfasts and dinners in the Shorehouse restaurant. (Image: Adam Gibson)

4. On Board

The Southwest National Park is Tasmania’s largest expanse of wilderness and perhaps its most fearsomely inaccessible of all. This is why On Board ‘s expedition vessel, Odalisque III , is such a treat.

Hop onboard Odalisque III . (Image: Lean Timms)

With a passenger list capped at 12, founder and skipper Pieter van der Woude sails nature lovers to parts of the national park network that are otherwise impossible to access.

Sail to parts of the national park that are otherwise impossible to access. (Image: Jason Charles Hill)

On Board’s signature experience is a five-day journey around Port Davey . This area has three hats: a national park, a protected marine park and a UNESCO Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

Nature lovers can join a five-day journey around Port Davey.

Guests can choose walking-oriented trips (think rainforests, button grass plains and quartzite mountain peaks), wellness journeys (journalling and cold plunging), or dedicated photography expeditions. Back onboard, food miles are minimised, and local materials and makers are featured.

Guest can choose a range of different trips. (Image: Jarrad Seng)

5.  Satellite Island

Your destination is an island off an island off an island. And once there you (and up to eight companions) will have it all to yourself. The best way to reach the end-of-the-world beauty of Satellite Island is from Hobart via Bruny Island . Stock up on provisions on Bruny and maybe you’ll get to supplement them with wild-caught oysters or abalone plucked from the water close to your bed.

Satellite Island is a whale-shaped landmass off Bruny Island. (Image: Adam Gibson)

The two bedrooms in The Boathouse were once salmon feed sheds. The original roller doors remain, so the stars and sunrise are viewable while horizontal. Up a cliff-face stairway is the three-bedroom Summer House.

The Boathouse is a quirky stay. (Image: Kara Rosenlund)

There, guests will also find chickens for fresh eggs, an open fireplace, a stone fruit orchard, a garden full of fragrant herbs and, best of all, a Japanese onsen-style bath that fills with ocean water heated to 38 degrees.

Wake up to stunning water views. (Image: Kara Rosenlund)

So much, or so little, can be done on Satellite Island. At low tide, you can walk the 30-hectare island on foot to see the ancient fossils in the rock shelf or circumnavigate it by kayak. Sunsets are wonderful at Last Glimpse Point with nothing between you and Antarctica .

Settle into a remote but luxe island abode. (Image: Luisa Brimble)

Sandy roams and beachcombs showcase hidden coves and shorelines clunking with glossy pebbles. Alternatively, walk the island’s interior to see native golden grasses rippling in the breeze. While tropical islands get all the glory, Tasmanian ones are better.

Escape to Satellite Island. (Image: Elise Hassey)

Kate Hennessy was a well-known music critic and arts journalist for several years for Guardian Australia and the Sydney Morning Herald. Travel writing occupies Kate’s time now, as well as authoring the Louis Vuitton City Guide to Sydney, her home city. Kate won the Walkley Award for Arts Criticism in 2017 and has won several travel writing prizes in recent years.

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At Tasmanian Expeditions we offer a range of exclusive adventure holiday experiences as diverse as Tasmania itself. Our tours are an opportunity to challenge yourself in nature, tick off those bucket list destinations and get out into the island's pristine wilderness and truly find yourself.

We’re continually amazed by the remote, rugged and diverse landscapes that Tasmania offers and do everything we can to preserve its unique environment. Our planned itineraries explore some of the most remote destinations in Tasmania, and while our guides organise the nitty gritty logistics, you get to spend more time enjoying the scenery and surrounds. There’s no detail too small, no surprise too extraordinary, and no nuance too subtle when we set the stage for your memories. Our experienced operational team make it their aim to ensure travellers have peace of mind on their adventure, so park permits, entry fees, meals, snacks and accommodation are all organised for you, while our guides troubleshoot any obstacles that are encountered along the way. Our aim is to provide you with exceptional service and experiences; from your initial contact with us until you are happily home after an adventure of a lifetime.

Tasmanian Expeditions is committed to responsible travel and true sustainability. We have an exceptional record of successfully utilising minimum impact procedures to ensure that the wilderness values that inspire us are undiminished by our activities. Our passion for the Tasmanian wilderness is at the core of our values, we are informed and guided by this, ensuring that everything we do is carefully managed for sustainability. Our environmental policies together with your help and co-operation will ensure that we can safe guard the pristine wilderness areas in which we operate. View our "The Thoughtful Traveller" brochure here .

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Discovery & Cruising

These are our least demanding trips. These journeys of discovery and cruises involve little or no extended activity and are suitable for people with a basic level of fitness and good health. The itinerary may take place in remote areas (with basic facilities) and may involve long travelling days on various types of transport. Sightseeing may be conducted on foot and all participants should be capable of carrying their own luggage from vehicle to hotel rooms.

Adventure Touring

These adventure tours sometimes may visit remote areas where facilities are often basic. Many of these trips sometimes involve some camping or basic lodging. They will often involve long journeys and rough roads. To enjoy these adventures we suggest reasonable fitness and health, a moderately active lifestyle and a positive attitude.

Introductory

These trips involve trekking or walking for up to five or six hours a day at a slow but steady pace. You will need a reasonable level of fitness and good health. Terrain may include undulations, rocky surfaces, bush scrub or boardwalks.

The majority of our trips are rated Introductory to Moderate. These trips involve a combination of introductory and moderate walking conditions in remote areas. Some days may see you walking a slow and steady pace for up to 6 hours in the day. Other days may be more difficult, involving early morning departures and ascents to lookouts. Depending on the trip, you may be expected to carry either a day-pack or a full pack of around 15kgs. Terrain may include walking off-track, through bush and scrublands, or on duckboards and boardwalks, or a combination of these.

These adventures involve trekking for up to 6 or 7 hours a day at a steady pace. You will need a good level of fitness and must be in good health. Treks may involve carrying a full pack around 15kg, which includes your camping gear, food and personal belongings. Be prepared for potential variable weather conditions, including rain, hail, snow or strong winds.

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This trip grading involves a combination of what is described in our ‘Moderate’ and ‘Challenging’ levels. The emphasis is on moderate activity with several challenging stages. These trips can involve more physical challenges such as tougher terrain, harsh conditions or high ascents. Self guided adventures rated moderate to challenging involve carrying a full pack and being self-reliant (with emergency support available).

Challenging

These adventures involve trekking, cycling or rafting in remote areas for up to 8 to 10 hours a day, possibly more. With remoteness comes potential to encounter variable weather conditions. You will need an excellent level of fitness, be prepared to carry a full pack weighing up to 20kgs and be completely comfortable in adverse weather conditions and remote locations where evacuation may be very difficult.

These journeys of discovery and cruises are suitable for people with a basic level of fitness and good health.

Suggested preparation: Once or twice a week, we recommend you walk on undulating terrain for an hour, for at least 2-3 months prior to departure.

To enjoy these adventures we suggest you have a reasonable level of fitness and health, a moderately active lifestyle and a positive attitude.

Suggested preparation: Two or three times a week, we recommend you walk on undulating terrain for an hour or more, for at least 3 months prior to departure.

Our introductory trips are not ‘easy’ trips and you will need a reasonable level of fitness and good health.

Suggested preparation: We recommend 30 minutes of aerobic type exercise three times a week, starting at least two to three months before departure. This can include swimming, jogging, hard walking or cycling. For treks, hill or stair walking with a 5-7kg daypack is also highly recommended at least once a week. For a cycling adventure, road cycling twice a week for three months prior to departure is advised.

On these adventures you will need a reasonable level of fitness and good health.

Suggested preparation: We recommend 45 minutes of aerobic type exercise three times a week, from a minimum of three months period to your departure. This can include swimming, jogging, hard walking or cycling - good cardiovascular exercise. For treks, hill or stair walking with a 7kg daypack is also highly recommended at least once a week. For a cycling adventure, road cycling twice a week for three months prior to departure is advised.

These adventures require a good level of fitness and health.

Suggested preparation: We recommend 45-60 minutes of aerobic type exercise, three to four times a week. Hill walking with a pack in variable weather conditions, kayaking or road cycling is also recommended depending upon the activity you plan to undertake.

These adventures require a good level of fitness and excellent health.

Suggested preparation: We recommend one hour of aerobic type exercise, four times a week. Hill walking with a pack in variable weather conditions, kayaking or road cycling is also recommended depending upon the activity you plan to undertake.

On these challenging adventures, you will need an excellent level of fitness.

Suggested preparation: We recommend one hour of aerobic exercise, four times a week – such as jogging, hard walking, cycling or paddling. Solid preparation is essential in the months leading up to your departure. For trekking, hill walking with a 7kg pack is a must. On the weekends mix in a relatively demanding bushwalk relatively steep ascents and descents. For cycling, regular biking for one to four hours at a time, with as many hills as possible, will help prepare you for your trip.

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Jatbula Trail (2025 onwards)

Traverse arnhem land and discover the waterholes.

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• 4 nights wilderness camping
• 1 nights Safari tent camping
• 5 Breakfasts

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Jatbula Trail Trip highlights

• Wilderness walking in one of the Top End's best-kept secrets
• Gain a deeper understanding of the local Indigenous culture with visits to ancient rock art sites
• Explore the exceptional Arnhem Land Escarpment and Stone Country
• View magnificent waterfalls tumbling from the high sandstone escarpment
• Spend evenings under the stars at wilderness campsites
• Take refreshing dips in the many fresh waterholes along the trail
• Experience an unforgettable cultural cruise that immerses you in breathtaking scenery, rich Dreamtime stories, and authentic cultural experiences.

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• All group camping equipment including mosquito dome tents, comfortable sleeping mats, stoves, cooking and eating utensils provided
• Fully supported camping based trek including 3 hearty meals per day prepared by our cooks
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This breathtaking Top End adventure is one of the most popular walking trails with our travellers. The Arnhem Land escarpment is an exceptional wilderness area which winds its way along the edge of Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) to Edith Falls (Leliyn) creating a truly extraordinary hiking experience. The Jatbula Trail in the Nitmiluk National Park features magnificent waterfalls tumbling from high quartzite cliffs where shady monsoon forests line the creeks and stunning Jawoyn Aboriginal rock art adorns the caves and overhangs. The tropical equivalent of Tasmania's Overland Track, this full pack carrying bushwalk traverses the heart of this amazing part of Australia. You will trek during the cooler months to ensure the best experience of the tropical environment. With crystal-clear creeks throughout, there are abundant opportunities for swimming and just relaxing in the warm croc-free waters. Combine this trek with a Katherine River Canoe Expedition for the complete Top End wilderness experience.

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Day 1 Pick up Darwin, drive to Nitmiluk Gorge, afternoon Nitmiluk Gorge cruise, overnight Katherine

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Day 2 Trek to Biddlecombe Cascades

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Day 3 Trek to Crystal Falls

Day 4 trek to the amphitheatre then on to 17 mile falls, day 5 trek to sandy camp pool, day 6 trek to leliyn (edith falls) via sweetwater pool, transfer to darwin.

Meals:   B,L

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What's included

• 5 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 5 dinners
• Professional wilderness guides (2 guides)
• All National Park and camping fees
• All group camping equipment including mozzie dome tent, stoves, cooking and eating utensils
• Emergency communications and group first aid kit
• Transport from Darwin
• Nitmiluk Gorge Cruise

What's not included

• Accommodation in Darwin before and after the trip
• Items of a personal nature, such as laundry and postage
• Sleeping Bag
• Alcoholic beverages
• Travel insurance
• Face masks and hand sanitiser

Wilderness Camping

When trekking in the Top End dry season our camping arrangements are delightfully lightweight. As we don't have to worry about bad weather we can make the most of the clear skies and sleep under the stars. Each trekker will carry a mozzie dome tent (a lightweight, netted tent). These can fit two people or we have enough for individual use.

On this trip we camp in the Jatbula's designated campsites. Each camp has composting toilets. The guides carry lightweight group tarps that act as shade or shelter in the unlikely event of unseasonal rain.

On our first night, we stay between Katherine and Nitmiluk, enjoying authentic Top End accommodation in comfortable safari tents. This nights accommodation is on a twin-share basis so if you are an individual traveller we will accommodate you with another traveller of the same sex. If you would prefer to guarantee a single room a single supplement is available pending availability.

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Jatbula Trail (2025 onwards)

Traverse arnhem land and discover the waterholes.

• 5 days trekking with a full pack
• 4 nights wilderness camping
• 1 nights Safari tent camping
• 5 Breakfasts

New South Wales

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Jatbula Trail Trip highlights

• Wilderness walking in one of the Top End's best-kept secrets
• Gain a deeper understanding of the local Indigenous culture with visits to ancient rock art sites
• Explore the exceptional Arnhem Land Escarpment and Stone Country
• View magnificent waterfalls tumbling from the high sandstone escarpment
• Spend evenings under the stars at wilderness campsites
• Take refreshing dips in the many fresh waterholes along the trail
• Experience an unforgettable cultural cruise that immerses you in breathtaking scenery, rich Dreamtime stories, and authentic cultural experiences.

Why Book With Us

• All group camping equipment including mosquito dome tents, comfortable sleeping mats, stoves, cooking and eating utensils provided
• Fully supported camping based trek including 3 hearty meals per day prepared by our cooks
• Most experienced operator on the trail

This breathtaking Top End adventure is one of the most popular walking trails with our travellers. The Arnhem Land escarpment is an exceptional wilderness area which winds its way along the edge of Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) to Edith Falls (Leliyn) creating a truly extraordinary hiking experience. The Jatbula Trail in the Nitmiluk National Park features magnificent waterfalls tumbling from high quartzite cliffs where shady monsoon forests line the creeks and stunning Jawoyn Aboriginal rock art adorns the caves and overhangs. The tropical equivalent of Tasmania's Overland Track, this full pack carrying bushwalk traverses the heart of this amazing part of Australia. You will trek during the cooler months to ensure the best experience of the tropical environment. With crystal-clear creeks throughout, there are abundant opportunities for swimming and just relaxing in the warm croc-free waters. Combine this trek with a Katherine River Canoe Expedition for the complete Top End wilderness experience.

Activities:

Day 1 pick up darwin, drive to nitmiluk gorge, afternoon nitmiluk gorge cruise, overnight katherine.

Meals:   L,D

Day 2 Trek to Biddlecombe Cascades

Meals:   B,L,D

Day 3 Trek to Crystal Falls

Day 4 trek to the amphitheatre then on to 17 mile falls, day 5 trek to sandy camp pool, day 6 trek to leliyn (edith falls) via sweetwater pool, transfer to darwin.

Meals:   B,L

The map and elevation chart are for illustrative purposes only and meant to provide general guidelines.

What's included

• 5 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 5 dinners
• Professional wilderness guides (2 guides)
• All National Park and camping fees
• All group camping equipment including mozzie dome tent, stoves, cooking and eating utensils
• Emergency communications and group first aid kit
• Transport from Darwin
• Nitmiluk Gorge Cruise

What's not included

• Accommodation in Darwin before and after the trip
• Items of a personal nature, such as laundry and postage
• Sleeping Bag
• Alcoholic beverages
• Travel insurance
• Face masks and hand sanitiser

Wilderness Camping

When trekking in the Top End dry season our camping arrangements are delightfully lightweight. As we don't have to worry about bad weather we can make the most of the clear skies and sleep under the stars. Each trekker will carry a mozzie dome tent (a lightweight, netted tent). These can fit two people or we have enough for individual use.

On this trip we camp in the Jatbula's designated campsites. Each camp has composting toilets. The guides carry lightweight group tarps that act as shade or shelter in the unlikely event of unseasonal rain.

On our first night, we stay between Katherine and Nitmiluk, enjoying authentic Top End accommodation in comfortable safari tents. This nights accommodation is on a twin-share basis so if you are an individual traveller we will accommodate you with another traveller of the same sex. If you would prefer to guarantee a single room a single supplement is available pending availability.

This adventure involves trekking for up to 6 or 7 hours a day at a steady pace in remote locations. You will need a good level of fitness and must be in good health. You must be capable of walking over rough ground while carring a full pack (approx 15-17kg). You need to be prepared for walking in hot daytime temperatures (in winter temperatures can reach 30 degrees Celsius). Each day will also present to you a new set of challenges, from river crossings to hill climbs, there will be flat open country on the top of the escarpment and boggy wet country along the creeks that we follow. Previous multi day walking experience is preferred. Suggested preparation: 45 minutes of aerobic type exercise, three to four times a week (this can be cycling, jogging or walking) interspersed with relatively demanding bushwalks carrying a full pack weight (up to 17kg). You should walk regularly with a weighted day pack (5–7kg) for several hours for leg strengthening and aerobic fitness. The best preparation for your trek is multi day bushwalking involving relatively steep ascents and descents and in variable weather conditions.

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The following errors occured:, frequently asked questions, how heavy is the backpack.

You can expect to carry between 15-17kg in this full pack expedition.

? What foods can I expect on the Jatbula trek?

The food on the Jatbula Trail trip varies from day to day, but generally, you may start the day with a fresh coffee or tea, some cereals or muesli and fruits. Lunch could be a variety of sandwich rolls, wraps, salads and soups. Snacks/entree may include fruits, cheese, dips and crackers, and trail mix. Sometimes we mix it up with seasoned popcorn, papadama, tom yum soup etc. Dinners are yummy filling dishes like pasta, dahl and rice, stroganoff or maybe even a laksa. For dessert, you could enjoy things like an apple crumble, cake slice or fruit and chocolate. This is just a sample menu idea.

? When is the best time to walk the Jatbula Trail?

We operate the trip from June to August when walking conditions are at their best. During the cooler months, from June to August, the temperatures range from 30 degrees Celsius during the day dropping to 10 degrees Celsius at night. Conditions on the trail start to heat up in mid-August with temperatures rising to over 40 degrees Celsius from October to late November.

? What is the terrain like?

The terrain is varied throughout the track. On the jatbula Trail you can expect to experience river crossings and hill climbs, there will be flat open country on the top of the escarpment and boggy wet country along the creeks that we follow. The hike follows the western edge of the Arnhem Land escarpment over sandstone plateau and through woodlands, open forest, monsoon forest and riverine landscapes.

? When should I arrive in Darwin?

You must arrive in Darwin the day before your trek begins. The trip commences with a COMPULSORY pre-departure briefing in the afternoon on the day before departure. It is ESSENTIAL that you make your travel arrangements to enable you to attend this briefing.

? Do we have to carry any of the groups food?

Yes, you should expect to carry about 3kg of the group food along with your snacks for the week.

? Will there be crocodiles where we go swimming?

No, the crocodiles cannot be found on top of the escarpment.

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By joining this trip you are directly supporting positive impact projects in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

We’ve offset the carbon emitted by this trip by purchasing credits that support important projects that address the UN’s seventeen SDGs, like reducing poverty, affordable and clean energy, reducing hunger, clean water and climate action.

Proceeds from this adventure purchase carbon credits through the world’s largest and most awarded carbon project developer, South Pole , which are invested into projects accelerating the transition to renewable energy sources in developing countries.

Supported projects are based on internationally recognised standards and are third-party audited. They entail a series of positive impacts on the ground, which benefit local communities and ecosystems, that are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals .

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