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Tasmanian Expeditions are trusted in wild places - and that’s exactly where we go.

A place like no other, Tasmania is truly an island of contrasts. Swathes of mountains, forests, rivers and pristine coastline beaches come together with vibrant cities and charming small towns rich in history, offering an amazingly varied experience. 

Tasmanian Expeditions offers active, responsible, memorable and experience-rich trips exploring the remote, rugged and iconic parts of our incredible island.

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The Overland Track

Enjoy the best food, gear and guides on Tasmania's most iconic walking trail

Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort

Enjoy 6 days exploring the breathtaking rugged beauty off the coast of Tasmania on Flinders Island.

Walls of Jerusalem Circuit

A comprehensive circuit of Tasmania's remote World Heritage alpine wilderness, only accessible by foot

Cycle, Kayak and Walk Tasmania

Explore Freycinet National Park and Maria Island on this superb multi-activity adventure from Launceston to Hobart

Franklin River Rafting

A true wilderness experience with the pioneers of the best river journey in the world as voted by Outside Magazine

Overland Track Self Guided Walk

Travel at your own pace through the heart of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park

The Walls of Jerusalem Experience

A superb series of day walks in Tasmania's only true alpine wilderness region

The Maria Island Walk

A gourmet walking experience exploring the unblemished beauty, wildlife and rich heritage of Maria Island

South Coast Track

Experience wild landscapes and wildlife on this classic remote Tasmanian trek

Bucket List Contenders

The Great Tasmanian Traverse

A once in a lifetime opportunity to complete 5 of Tasmanian Expeditions most iconic trips. Walk, raft and fly from the top to the bottom of Tasmania.

Western Arthurs Traverse

A challenging trekking expedition of the Western Arthur Range

Cradle Huts Overland and Peaks Adventure Walk

A more challenging walk on the Overland Track summiting some serious peaks along the way and enjoying the comforts of a private hut each evening

Franklin River and Frenchmans Cap

Raft the famous Franklin River plus a climb of Frenchmans Cap

Frenchmans Cap Trek

Summit Tasmania's iconic peak in the remote south west

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What Others Say

This trip exceeded my expectations. The guides were fabulous & their cooking fantastic. The huts were great accommodation with plentiful hot showers at the end of the day. Everything was spotlessly clean. We were very lucky to have sunshine most days which made the views stunning. As a single traveller I joined the group and was made to feel very welcome. Well done Tasmanian Expeditions.

T. Jobson Monash, Australia

My 16 year old son and I had an amazing time walking the Overland Track with Tasmanian Expeditions. I'm 65 years old and I had not done a lot of trekking in recent years, so I wanted to be sure I was with a capable team. Our guides Ryan and Jess were fabulous in so many ways: from providing great food, advice, knowledge and keeping our group of 7 walkers cheery and supported. I cannot recommend Tasmanian Expeditions highly enough.

Peter Solness Bundeena, NSW 16 Jan 2024

The Franklin River trip was awesome. Full of all kinds of gorgeous landscapes. The guides were awesome and really know their stuff. Also the food was wonderful. The other participants were all very nice and everyone helped each other. A trip of a lifetime with pristine nature

Gigi Davidson Honolulu, Hawaii 21 Mar 2023

We were very luck with the weather and group capabilities, but the organisation of the day's walking was excellent, as was the group leadership. Facilities in camp were also very good and much appreciated.

Lile Judickas Glebe, NSW Australia 19 Jan 2017

The Flinders Island trip was wonderful in every particular the walks and the camp-site

Caroline van Riet Rosny Park, TAS 28 Jan 2024

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All of our active Tasmanian holidays provide our travellers with ample opportunities to experience Tasmania’s diverse wilderness, combined with the safety, local knowledge and flexibility necessary to operate quality adventure holidays in Tasmania's rapidly changing environment.

Responsible Travel

Environmental values filter through every aspect of the company, from the minimal impact camping procedures through to the interpretation of environment. Tasmanian Expeditions has Leave No Trace policies in place to ensure destinations retain their natural character and cultural diversity.

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Our adventure holidays aim to be fully inclusive. We include park fees, permits, internal flights, meals and camping gear in our trip price, as well as gear such as goretex jackets and sleeping bags when required.

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National Parks, Wildlife & Wineries on Australia's Untamed Island

A land that’s devilishly alluring. Soaring mountains and hidden coves. Wombats and wallabies galore. Pristine seascapes as far as your eyes can see. Vast swaths of wildness begging to be discovered. And a rich cultural heritage found nowhere else on Earth. Come explore way down under, where natural beauty abounds and excites. Let Tasmania draw you in.

• Gaze at a blanket of stars from world-class wilderness properties and feel truly immersed in Tasmania’s breathtaking outback
• Hike in dramatic Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park among glistening glacial lakes, towering peaks and ubiquitous Tasmanian devils
• Experience the island’s rich cultural heritage—from traditional customs to modern cuisine and wine—and gain insight into its Aboriginal history
• Kayak among the picture-perfect coastal scenery of Freycinet National Park and bike the iconic Lyell Highway, an area few get to see

Start Launceston

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We recommend flying into Launceston Airport (LST) and out of Hobart Airport (HBA). Direct flights to Launceston and from Hobart are available several times a day via Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.

Please note that trip start and end locations are subject to change and can vary by departure. A Travel Planner, complete with trip details specific to your chosen date, will be sent to you at time of booking or soon after and will be viewable in your Backroads account.

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Start your adventure with a breathtaking bike ride around the Cradle Mountain foothills • Tranquil and intimate, the island of Tasmania feels worlds away from mainland Australia • World-class hiking awaits in Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, home to extraordinary endemic species • Tasmanian devils, wallabies and wombats flourish here • The stargazing is unreal at our exquisite alpine lodge.

Immerse yourself in stunning Tasmanian outback at this iconic mountain lodge, where guest cabins are dotted among trees and overlook grassy folds. (spa)

Cycle through an epic area of Tasmania that few get to see • Wild landscapes unfold at every turn as you bike the famed Lyell Highway • Ferry across ethereal Lake St Clair for a hike in pristine glacial wilderness • Meander amid ancient rain forests and alpine lakes carved out over millennia.

This intimate retreat is nestled in the heart of World Heritage wilderness at the edge of a glacial lake and surrounded by century-old myrtle forests.

With dramatic granite peaks and jaw-dropping coastline, Freycinet National Park is a thrill to explore • Get to know Tasmania’s Aboriginal history and rich cultural heritage • Taste local wines that showcase the island’s unique terroir • Hike to a lookout for unforgettable views over iconic Wineglass Bay.

Perched on the water's edge near Coles Bay, this elegant lodge blends seamlessly with the native bushland that envelopes it.

Sink your toes in velvety sand and swim in crystal-clear waters • Grab a paddle and kayak amid postcard-worthy scenery • Explore Hobart's famous art and food scene.

A stylish waterfront hotel featuring local Tasman character and stunning harbor views in the heart of the city.

Our trips range in activity levels from leisurely (1) to avid (5) with plenty of options in between. Several routes are offered each day so you can choose your perfect amount of activity. Learn more

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• All breakfasts, 7 lunches, 7 dinners
• Expertise and services of our experienced Trip Leaders
• Snacks and beverages between meals
• Additional guides and experts from the region on many trips
• Van shuttles to support a variety of route options
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• Private guided tours at museums, historic sites, wineries and other select attractions as noted in the Travel Planner
• All gratuities at hotels and restaurants
• Special events, including wine tastings and other select attractions as mentioned in the Travel Planner
• On biking and multi-adventure trips, use of fully equipped Backroads titanium bike plus helmet and accessories
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• Equipment and experienced guides for kayaking, rafting, snorkeling, sailing and canoeing as described
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Tours Tasmania - Active Day Tours

Tours departing Hobart

Maria Island National Park

Wineglass Bay & Freycinet

Bruny Island Adventure

Port Arthur, Richmond & Tasman Peninsula

Port Arthur & Lavender

Port Arthur & Tasmanian Devils

Mt field, Wildlife & Mt Wellington

Tahune Airwalk & Hastings Caves

Wineglass Bay Beach Hike

1 Day Hobart To Launceston

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Cradle Mountain World Heritage

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Ultimate 10

Comfort tour, about ultimate 10.

Treat yourself to the ultimate Tasmanian adventure with our 10-day tour of Tasmania.  Discover Tasmania’s nature, history, wildlife, and main attractions, as well as some of our favourite local destinations. Our personalised small group tour, journeys to the West, North West and East Coasts, Bruny Island and Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula, while allowing plenty of time to enjoy Hobart over a few evenings. We explore Tasmania’s famous National Parks, take a river cruise into the rainforests of the World Heritage Area, and get to see Tasmanian devils at a wildlife sanctuary. We’ll guide you on many of Tasmania’s best short walks, and throughout the tour you’ll gain an understanding of Tasmania’s fascinating history and culture.

The Ultimate Tour of Tasmania in 10 Days.

• Accommodation for 9 nights
• Meals: Breakfast x 8, Lunch x 1, and Dinner x 5
• Gordon River Cruise
• Entry to Port Arthur Historic Site and Harbour Cruise, Entry to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to see Tasmanian Devils
• Bruny Island Ferry, National Park entry fees, guided walks and free-walking options
• Pick-ups and drop-offs at selected Hobart CBD locations. Airport drop off available upon request
• Russell Falls, Mt Field National Park, Lake St Clair, Queenstown, Gordon River Cruise, Tullah
• Stanley, Tarkine highlights such as the ‘Edge of the World’ and Trowutta Arch, North West Coast
• Cradle Mountain, Launceston, Cataract Gorge, Bay of Fires, St Helens
• Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park, Bicheno
• Tasmanian Devils, Richmond Village, Hobart’s Wellington Park
• Bruny Island, South Bruny National Park, Cape Bruny, Adventure Bay, The Neck
• Port Arthur Historic Site, Tasman National Park and geological highlights
• Advanced Eco-Certified Tour
• This tour departs selected Mondays (October to April)
• Starts Hobart 7.30am
• Finishes Hobart 5.30pm

How active is this tour?

• The walking in Tasmania is world-class, and we’ve selected beautiful walking experiences for our guests (we include many of the 60-great-short-walks of Tasmania)
• Some walks are guided, while others are unguided (free walking)
• In many locations there is a choice between an easier or more advanced option
• The Ultimate 10 tour offers walks that are easy to moderate in difficulty.

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If booking more than 60 days prior to the tour departure date, you may secure your place by paying a deposit..

You can secure your booking today with a 25% deposit. The remaining balance wil be due 60 days prior to your tour’s departure.

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HOBART TO QUEENSTOWN

Departing Hobart/ nipaluna , we quickly begin to venture into the rugged Western Wilds. Our first stop in the rainforests of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area is to see the beautiful Russell Falls in Mount Field National Park. As we continue west and climb into the alpine region, we’ll stop at Australia’s deepest freshwater lake, Lake St Clair.  Scenes of mountains and buttongrass plains abound as we travel through the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park and stop to see the tannin-coloured waters of the Franklin River and take a short walk into the lovely Nelson Falls. As we near the historic mining town, Queenstown, take in the impressive views of the Iron Blow Lookout, Horsetail Falls and Mt Lyell.  We’ll enjoy a group dinner and settle in for the night.

Overnight: Queenstown (D)

GORDON RIVER CRUISE TO TULLAH

Departing from the harbourside village of Strahan, today we’ll cruise the Gordon River. This fantastic river cruise includes a guided boardwalk through the UNESCO World Heritage rainforest as well as a guided tour of the harshest penal settlement in Australia at Sarah Island. You’ll cruise through the treacherous Hells Gates which is a narrow passageway into Macquarie Harbour and enjoy lunch aboard the ship featuring Tasmanian produce. See the workings of a huon pine sawmill to further appreciate the history of this picturesque town, before departing for an incredibly scenic drive through to Tullah. On a clear day, this tiny township offers magnificent views of the rugged peaks of Mount Murchison. Tonight, we’ll enjoy a group dinner and relax in the lakeside chalet which sits on the shores of Lake Rosebery.

Overnight: Tullah (B, L, D)

TULLAH TO NORTH WEST COAST

Travelling north we’ll stop at Waratah to see the lovely cascading falls then continue through Hellyer’s Gorge to the North West Coast of Tasmania.  At Stanley you can take in the views of The Nut, the volcanic plug that sits proudly out to sea and provides sweeping views of the coast.  We’ll make our way to the far North West Coast as far as ‘The Edge of the World’ at Arthur River. This region forms part of the wild Tarkine/ takayna coast and to Tasmanian aboriginal people/ palawa it is a deeply spiritual place.  We’ll enjoy dinner together this evening at the comfortable lodgings at Tall Timbers.

Overnight: Tall Timbers (B, D)

TARKINE TO DEVONPORT

Today offers a deeper experience of the Tarkine.  This ancient rainforest is the second largest cool temperate rainforest in the world. It is a wilderness area that holds ancient relics of animals and plants as well as palawa indigenous heritage sites from thousands of years ago. We’ll check out several locations such as Sumac Lookout which offers breathtaking forest views across the Arthur River, and Trowutta Arch which is a geological wonder. Returning to the North West Coast, we’ll explore several seaside stops along the way, including a visit to the idyllic Boat Harbour, Table Cape, and the town of Penguin, before arriving at our accommodation in Devonport. Join us for a group dinner and then feel free to relax this evening.

Overnight: Devonport (B, D)

CRADLE MOUNTAIN TO LAUNCESTON

Discover the alpine and glacial landscapes of Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park.  Your guide will help you make the most of a diversity of options to see around the park, such as looking for wombats at Ronny Creek and visiting Waldheim Chalet to learn about the Park’s history. You wish to walk the outstanding Dove Lake Circuit – this 6km walk around the glacial lake beneath the peaks of Cradle Mountain is considered the best short walk in Tasmania. Before arriving in Launceston, we’ll admire the colourful murals in the town of Sheffield. Explore Australia’s second oldest city tonight at your leisure.

Overnight: Launceston (B)

LAUNCESTON TO BICHENO

Visit Launceston’s stunning Cataract Gorge which is a terrific place to spot wallabies. We’ll drive to the East Coast and enjoy lunch in the fishing township of St Helens before taking our time to explore the Bay of Fires/ larapuna . Clear waters, white sands and orange boulders are classic scenes from the Bay of Fires region, and you’ll love strolling along these pristine beaches. Our final destination is the charming coastal town of Bicheno, home of the little penguin. Dinner is included this evening, then you may wish to wander down to the blowhole or to the lookout for views over the Tasman Sea.

Overnight: Bicheno (B, D)

FREYCINET NATIONAL PARK TO HOBART

Freycinet is Tassie’s East Coast jewel, and we make sure to maximise your time here. See the stunning Hazards pink granite mountains from Honeymoon Bay. Walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout for views of Tasmania’s most famous beach with its curved white shores and turquoise coloured waters. At Cape Tourville enjoy panoramic views of the park and out to sea. We’ll return to Hobart via the Great Eastern Drive. Take advantage of Hobart’s fantastic restaurants with a night out in the city.

Overnight: Hobart

TASMANIAN DEVILS, RICHMOND & WELLINGTON PARK

Meet a variety of Tasmanian wildlife such as quolls, birds, wombats, kangaroos, and Tasmanian devils at Bonorong Wildlfe Sanctuary. Then, walk around the colonial village of Richmond which is home to the oldest convict-built bridges still in operation in Australia. Enjoy seeing the heritage buildings before we make our way back to Hobart via the scenic winery region, the Coal River Valley. This afternoon, we’ll share with you some of our favourite spots in Hobart’s Wellington Park. Known fondly by locals as “The Mountain”, Mount Wellington/ kunanyi is a diverse natural reserve with several trails to see fern glades, eucalyptus forests, dramatic rock columns, boulder fields, and spectacular lookouts. Tonight, unwind in one of the city’s historic pubs or restaurants.

Overnight: Hobart (B)

BRUNY ISLAND

Today we’ll discover the highlights of Bruny Island. After a short drive from Hobart we’ll take the ferry across the D’Entrecastreaux Channel to the island. At the isthmus between North and South Bruny, we’ll climb the 279 steps to the top of Truganini Lookout. We’ll visit South Bruny National Park and take in the incredible coastline at Cape Bruny Lighthouse. At Adventure Bay, we’ll try our luck spotting white wallabies, and finish our Bruny experience by visiting a few Bruny shops to try locally sourced and crafted products like oysters, cheese and beers. We’ll return to Hobart where you may wish to explore the historic Salamanca and waterfront area.

Port Arthur Historic Site and the Tasman Peninsula

At the Port Arthur Historic Site, learn about the harsh life of convicts from the 1800’s at Australia’s best preserved convict settlement. Wander around the preserved ruins and colonial gardens and take a short harbour cruise to appreciate this open-air museum and UNESCO World Heritage Listed Area. Today you’ll also experience several sites and viewpoints on the magnificent Tasman Peninsula such as Pirates Bay Lookout, Tessellated Pavement, Tasman Arch, and Devil’s Kitchen. We’ll make our way back to Hobart where our ultimate tour comes to an end.

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Accommodation information

This tour offers Motel style accommodation options.

• Motel style accommodations are based on private rooms with ensuite facilities
• If booking Twin or Double accommodation options, a minimum of 2 persons is required. We are unable to match up single travellers into a Twin share option

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Tassie 5 Highlights

Experience the highlights of Tasmania over five days. Discover our premium National Parks plus enjoy Port Arthur Historic Site and visit a wildlife sanctuary to see Tasmanian Devils. This active small group tour is eco-certified and best suited to guests with a moderate fitness level so you can enjoy the superb walks on offer.

Discover Tasmania’s world-class nature, wildlife, and history over seven super days. Join our small group tour of Tasmania to explore Cradle Mountain National Park, the Bay of Fires, Wineglass Bay, the wild West Coast, Port Arthur Historic Site and Crescent Bay on the Tasman Peninsula, and Hobart’s Wellington Park. This outstanding tour is eco-certified and includes a unique wildlife experience with Tasmanian devils. We’ll also guide you on several of Tasmania’s Great Short Walks throughout the journey around the island.

Experience Tasmania’s natural beauty and wildlife on this 6-day tour around the island. Our experienced guides will make sure you see the major highlights and attractions.

It’s easy to see why this is our most popular tour… escape into Tasmania’s pristine wilderness as we travel coast to coast and experience the best of the island. The tour starts by heading to the wild and rugged West Coast for waterfalls, rainforests, and wildlife.

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Taste of Tasmania

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Cool temperate rainforests, world class treks and the cleanest air in the world. Discover Tasmania’s wilderness in 6 fun-filled days.

Tasmania’s natural assets are worthy of world-acclaim. From fairly unpromising beginnings (it was founded by the Brits as a penal colony), Tasmania has developed into one of Australia’s most treasured travel destinations. Boasting some of the country’s finest beaches, mistiest mountaintops, loneliest patches of wilderness and elusive animals, this island state is a nature lover’s wonderland. Want to know more about what to see and do in Tasmania?

Tour Western Australia's serene coastline and rugged wilderness.

A colossal land replete with natural attractions, Western Australia's vast expanses and unique landscapes will surprise you at every turn. From the serene shorelines of Broome and Shell Beach and freshwater swimming holes of Karijini National Park to Ningaloo’s vibrant reef, this 10-day Broome to Perth adventure really does make for an unforgettable road trip. Discover the hidden grottoes and rock pools of the Pilbara, dip into the crystalline waters of Turquoise Bay and admire the world's oldest living organisms in Kalbarri before finishing up in laidback Perth. Covering an immense distance at a leisurely pace, this trip serves as the perfect getaway for those looking to unearth some of Australia's most serene delights.

Why you’ll love this trip

• Gain an insight into the unique flora, fauna and landscapes of Tasmania on this pioneering trip that takes you to parts of the island that are more off the beaten track.
• Visit the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur site
• Discover the breathtaking Bay of Fires – an incredible stretch of coastal heaven, famous for the fiery orange lichen that clings to its boulder-clad beaches.
• Watch translucent waters lap powder-white sands in one of Freycinet National Park’s secluded bays – perhaps climbing to the summit of Mt Amos for a panoramic vista of this iconic landscape.
• Trek along multiple walking trails in the World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain National Park – keeping an eye out for furry critters, including wombats and wallabies.
• Explore the uninterrupted wilderness of Tarkine on a guided walk through its pristine rainforest – alive with unique creatures and habitats not found anywhere else on earth.

Is this trip right for you?

• Accommodation is multi-share, so you’ll be sharing your sleeping quarters with other travellers of the same or opposite gender.
• There are no meals included. This allows you the freedom to style your own foodie tour of Tasmania, sampling the local produce in the different regions of the island (with plenty of suggestions from your guide of course).
• Temperatures can fluctuate in Tasmania. It’s important to prepare – pack suitable clothing for hot, cold, dry and wet weather, just in case.

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Day 1: port arthur.

Welcome to Tasmania! We visit the famous Salamanca Markets in Hobart, marking the start of your adventure. We head North to enjoy one of the many walking tracks for a relatively short and moderate walk within this stunning park (weather permitting). We head North stopping in the historic village of Richmond in time for lunch, then on to a wildlife sanctuary, for a chance to see some of Tasmania’s native wildlife up close including the famous Tasmanian Devils. In the afternoon we make our way to preserved penal colony of Port Arthur. Learn how the convicts lived out their lives during Australia’s colonial era, before returning to Hobart.

Today’s driving time approx. 200 km / 2.5 hrs. Approx. hike 2-4 hrs.

Day 2: Freycinet National Park

This morning, we drive to the beautiful Freycinet National Park, home to a wild domain of sublime beaches, whose powder-white sands are lapped by translucent waters. For those seeking a challenge, try the climb to the summit of Mt Amos or join the walk to Wineglass Bay, voted one of the world’s top 10 beaches. There are other free walking choices available, including the path up to Cape Tourville Lighthouse, where you can enjoy panoramic vistas across the coast. We travel to Bicheno for our night’s accommodation, with the option of sampling some of the regions famous seafood dishes.

Today’s driving time approx. 190 km / 1.5 hrs. Approx. hike 3 hrs.

Day 3: Bay of Fires

Today we follow our nose along the Tasman Highway stunning East Coast of Tasmania. Passing through some small coastal towns of Scamander and Beaumaris, enroute to the Bay of Fires. The Bay of Fires is remarkable for its beauty, wildlife and cultural history with long stretches of dazzling white beaches, shimmering turquoise waters, coastal heath and woodlands that abound with wildlife. We leave the beaches, and head inland towards the cool temperate rainforest and ferns surrounding St Columbia Falls and Pyengana’s Farmhouse, overlooking the undulating country of Tasmania’s North-East. Our travels carry on to Cataract Gorge, then to Capital of the North, Launceston, where we will spend the night.

Today’s driving time approx. 315 km / 4.5 hrs. Approx hike 1.5 hr

Day 4: Launceston to Cradle Mountain

We travel via Sheffield, the town of murals this morning towards the magnificent wilderness of Cradle Mountain National Park. The mountain at 1545m high, is one of the park’s iconic features and is surrounded by stands of native deciduous beech, rainforest, alpine heath lands and button grass. Icy streams cascade down the mountainsides and ancient pines are reflected in the still glacial lakes. Explore the park along a number of different guided or self-guided walking tracks. For those who prefer to travel at a leisurely pace, consider taking a trip to Waldheim Chalet or wandering along the Dove Lake circuit. For those with a little more grit, or people who simply love views of gorgeous lakes with rugged mountain backdrops, the hike to Marion’s Lookout is perfect. With weary legs we continue onto our overnight stay at Strahan.

Today’s driving time approx: 279 km / 4 hrs. Approx hike 3 hrs.

Day 5: Tarkine Region

Enjoy a full day of exploration in Tasmania’s north-west, beginning with a visit to the shifting sands of Henty Dunes. Reaching heights of up to 30 metres, these vast dunes are a desert amid Tasmania’s dense rainforests. Continue to Ocean Beach and inhale some of the freshest air in the world before venturing into the Tarkine region. Nestled in the untouched wilderness of Tasmania’s north-west coast, the Tarkine is alive with unique creatures and habitats not found anywhere else on earth, and home to vast forests of myrtle, leatherwood and pine trees – living links to Gondwanaland that it shared with Patagonia and New Zealand millennia ago. Take a guided walk among its pristine rainforest and discover a beautiful waterfall encased in a lush fern forest and rocky cliffs before returning to Strahan.

Today’s driving time approx: 150 km / 4 hrs. Approx hike 3 hrs.

Day 6: Central Plateau to Hobart

Pass through Queenstown with its intriguing, eroded landscape of treeless hills. Continue on to Lake St Clair, Australia’s deepest freshwater lake before entering the temperate time capsule that is the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. Walk in the land of the giants as you explore beautiful surrounds on a guided walk-through tremendous fern forests to Russell Falls that forms part of Mt Field National Park – home to an abundance of wildlife, diverse fauna and stunning lush vistas. Stretch your legs on some great short walks including Donaghy’s Lookout and Franklin River before Hobart and saying farewell to your new mates after your ‘Taste of Tasmania’ experience.

Today’s driving time approx: 324 km / 5hrs. There will be three hikes today, one will take approximately 1 hour and the other two will take around 45 minutes.

There are no meals included on this tour

Accommodation

Hostel (5 nights) or Motel Ensuite (5 nights)

Included activities

• Port Arthur Historic Site
• Wildlife Sanctuary
• Lake St Clair
• Cradle Mountain Walk
• Bay of Fires
• Wineglass Bay

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Thrillmania over 7 Days

Welcome to Tassie Tours, the ultimate destination for adventure enthusiasts and thrill seekers! Our all-inclusive adventure tour offers an adrenaline-filled journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Tasmania. Get ready to experience the rush of whitewater rafting, mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, ATV adventures, and more, all while indulging in the finest local produce.

Get ready for a journey that will take you to the heart of Tasmania's natural wonders. From the rugged terrains of Maydena, where you'll conquer mountain biking trails and discover hidden gems, to paddling through crystal-clear waters along the pristine coastline of Freycinet National Park, while you marvel at the diverse marine life, and soak in the serenity of Australia's most beautiful beaches.

We'll treat your taste buds throughout the tour to the finest local produce, wines, whiskies, and seafood. Indulge in award-winning delicacies, savour the flavours of Tasmania, and experience the culinary delights that this region is renowned for.

Book your spot on our adventure-filled tour in Tasmania today and get ready for the thrill of a lifetime!

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• Small group touring
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• 1 - 3 guides throughout your tour
• 6 nights accommodation in 3 star hotels and cabin park
• Upgrading to 4 and 5 star hotels and cabins are available based on availability
• Maydena Bike Park pass and bike hire
• White water rafting the King River
• West Coast Wilderness Railway
• Cradle Mountain Canyoning
• Hike to Mt Amos and Wineglass Bay lookout with Freycinet Adventrues
• Kayaking around The Hazards at Freycinet
• 4x4 All-terrain tour with ALL4
• Wineglass Bay cruise - includes morning tea, lunch and beverages
• National Park Passes for Mt Field National Park, Freycinet & Cradle Mountain

Day 1 Hobart to Maydena

Welcome to day 1 of your Tassie adventure! Our journey begins as we pick you up from your hotel and embark on a scenic drive through the picturesque Derwent Valley, heading towards Maydena.

Upon arrival, the experienced team from Maydena Bike Park will ensure you are fully equipped and ready to conquer the trails. These trails have been meticulously crafted by Dirt Art, a renowned Tasmanian trail company. With over 73 individual trails to choose from, ranging from beginner-friendly rides to challenging wilderness and pro trails, Maydena Bike Park offers an unparalleled experience. Each trail takes advantage of the park's unique rainforest environment and impressive 820m vertical elevation, catering to riders of all abilities.

Once you're geared up and ready to go, get ready for a full day of exploring the breathtaking beauty of Maydena Bike Park. As you ride, take in the stunning surroundings and immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Tasmania's Derwent Valley. When you need a break, enjoy the finest local produce at the park's cafe and restaurant, showcasing the flavours of the region.

After an exhilarating day on the trails, we'll transport you back to our accommodation for the night. The evening is yours to savour, whether you choose to dine, unwind with a drink, or explore the surrounding area.

Day 2 Maydena - Mt Field - Strahan

Prepare for a relaxed morning as we immerse ourselves in the breathtaking Mt Field National Park. Renowned for its diverse landscapes and breathtaking beauty, this park boasts towering mountain peaks, ancient rainforests, and waterfalls. Our exploration will take us along various walking tracks, including the renowned Russell Falls Track.

After some time in Mt Field, we hit the road, venturing west through the central highlands. Our first stop is Derwent Bridge, where we will visit the remarkable Wall in the Wilderness. Crafted over a span of 15 years by the talented woodwork sculptor Greg Duncan, this masterpiece spans 100 meters and tells the story of the highlands. Carved predominantly from rare Huon Pine, the relief sculptures depict the history, resilience, and struggles of the people who shaped and protected this region. It is a tribute to their indomitable spirit.

Continuing our journey, we arrive at the charming coastal town of Strahan. Here, we check into our hotel before heading out to Henty Dunes. Rising up to 30 meters tall and stretching several kilometres inland, these colossal sand dunes create a desert-like oasis amidst the lush rainforests of Tasmania's west coast. We will relish the opportunity while on the west to have a picnic dinner while basking in the mesmerizing sunset, surrounded by the beauty of this unique landscape.

Day 3 Strahan - Cradle Mountain

This morning we depart for Queenstown to partake in the King River Gorge, Raft and Steam Experience. This extraordinary collaboration between King River Rafting and the West Coast Wilderness Railway seamlessly combines the thrill of white water rafting with the historical charm of a heritage steam train ride.

Our rafting journey will begin on the awe-inspiring King River, surrounded by the majestic West Coast Range mountains. Navigating through 7km of the King River Gorge's captivating rapids, we will venture from Newall Creek to Dubbil Barril, passing through a remote rainforest gorge adorned with ancient Huon Pine trees.

Along the way, we will catch glimpses of the West Coast Wilderness Railway. Continuing downstream, we will catch up with the train at Dubbil Barril Station. The return steam train ride will guide us out of the gorge back towards Queenstown. The train will make a stop at Rinadeena, providing a water stop for the train and a nice hot drink for us.

We will regroup on the bus and make a stop for lunch. Reenergized, we continue our journey towards Cradle Mountain National Park. Once we arrive, we’ll check into our accommodation and enjoy the evening by the fire or maybe out under the stars.

Day 4 Cradle Mountain

This morning we will offer those interested in an early morning walk the opportunity to head up to Dove Lake. This 6km track is surely one of the premier walks in Tasmania. Starting from Dove Lake, a glacially carved lake directly beneath Cradle Mountain, the walk offers both intimate and epic views of the famous mountain. The track undulates around Dove Lake, traverses beneath the mountain, and then returns through the magnificent rainforest to the starting point. The walk takes you through some of Tasmania's special vegetation, from button grass to myrtle, sassafras, Fagus and King Billy pine. Walk in a clockwise direction.

Then it’s over to our friends from Cradle Mountain Canyons who are going to take you on an accelerating tour at Dove Canyon.

Dove Canyon is Tassie adventure at its best. We walk through the pristine rainforest to this stunning canyon. After abseiling in, we spend the day walking and floating through the canyon and doing what we have to do to navigate the obstacles we find along the way. The main obstacles are six waterfalls which we abseil, jump or slide off!

One of the highlights is the Laundry Chute - a ten-metre high natural slide that shoots you out of a large cave (which we call The Pit) into a big open pool. Very unique and highly exhilarating.

This is a committing trip - once you're in, there's only one way out and there is no way to walk around any of the waterfalls. Having said that, most of our clients have no canyoning experience, and it doesn't require any particular skills as such - just an ability to swim and a sense of adventure.

You do need a decent level of fitness. The hardest part of the day physically is the hike out of the canyon. It is 20 minutes, up a steep hill, in a wetsuit, to get back to where our dry clothes are waiting for us.

This evening we kick back and enjoy another night in the Cradle Mountain National Park.

Day 5 Cradle Mountain - Freycinet

This morning you will have one more opportunity to explore the Cradle Mountain National Park before we head east towards Freycinet National Park. We have a long drive ahead of us but we will make a few stops along the way to break up the journey.

When we arrive in to Coles Bay, Freycinet, it’s time to throw on the hiking boots and get those legs moving again as we’re going to conquer Mt Amos. Mount Amos is part of the range of granite mountains, known as the Hazards, which dominate Coles Bay and Freycinet National Park. The track to the summit is steep and strenuous, but walkers are rewarded with panoramic views. This hike takes around 2 hours to complete.

After we make it back down to sea level we’ll head back to our accommodation for the evening.

Day 6 Freycinet

This morning we make our way to the waterfront as our partners at Freycinet Adventure take you on a relaxing paddle around the Freycinet Peninsula.

On this relaxed guided tour of the Freycinet coastline, you’ll glide beneath pink granite mountains, past pristine sandy beaches and across waters so clear you feel you can touch the marine life below. You’ll experience Freycinet’ abundant wildlife as you weave along the coastline. Our guides share little known stories of the area and give you the chance to find out some fantastic facts. We stop half way through on a secluded sandy beach for a freshly brewed cup of coffee and a tasty snack.

Our tours are run in small groups which means you have the chance to ask questions along the way.

All you need to wear is comfortable clothing, you will be provided with warm jackets if required. Your footwear will get wet so we recommend flip flops/sandals or bare feet.

After a morning on the water, we will grab a bite to eat before we move on to our next activity.

The crew at ALL4 are going to be taking you on an unforgettable and fun adventure. Based in the seaside town of Coles Bay on Tasmania’s East Coast, ALL4 operates in one of the World’s most spectacular National Parks, Freycinet. Specialising in small, intimate adventure tours, ALL4’s vehicles allow us to share hidden, often otherwise inaccessible locations within the park, enabling you to experience the wonder of Freycinet in ways that few people will ever have the opportunity to do. Jump on board a 2 seater Honda Pioneer ATV as you wind your way through eucalypt covered hills, boulder strewn valleys and coastal heath, to where red granite, blue seas and fine white sands collide at South Friendly Beaches. Or head to the dramatic sea cliffs of Cape Tourville for panoramic views of the Freycinet Peninsula and a glimpse of Wineglass Bay. It’s an experience you’ll never forget.

After a day of exploring the sea and land it’s time to kick back and enjoy the evening.

Day 7 Freycinet - Hobart

After a massive 6 days of bike riding, rafting, canyoning, hiking, kayaking, and all-wheel driving, it’s time to unwind with a cruise into Wineglass Bay. Wineglass Bay Cruises is a 41⁄2 hour cruise of the waterways surrounding Freycinet National Park from Coles Bay to Wineglass Bay on Tasmania's East Coast.

Cruise the spectacular coastline of Freycinet National Park from Coles Bay to Wineglass Bay. Be enthralled by the stunning granite coastline, including the dramatic pink peaks of the Hazards range.

Discover a coast dotted with sparkling white sand beaches, including Cooks and Bryans beaches, only accessible by water or a full day bushwalk. Explore the inner passage of remote Schouten Island, home to little penguins and short tailed shearwaters, before heading into the Tasman Sea towards Wineglass Bay. Look out for various hidden sea caves, blowholes and waterfalls amongst the sheer granite cliffs.

Uncover the rich history of the region, including aboriginal heritage and tales of early explorers and entrepreneurs.

After our cruise, we will make our way back to Hobart. Along the way, we will stop off at Devils Corner for a tasting and an opportunity to reflect on the incredible adventure you have been on.

We will arrive back in Hobart at approximately 5:30 PM.

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This tour was absolutely fantastic. We were able to squeeze in and see so much of Tasmania’s natural beauty! Our tour guide Hayden was amazing - cool, calm and knowledgeable! I was overjoyed when he helped us spot some platypus in their natural environment. Whilst on the bus itself he shared heaps of information and fun facts to keep us entertained. There is a lot of early starts - which is totally fair enough since it meant we could enjoy so much of what Tasmania has to offer. There is a lot of walking - but there are many choices of walks to do, so you can chose the level of difficulty in most places and all walks are optional. One of my favourite trips in Australia so far ?

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• Small group tour – maximum 13
• Base price includes accommodation
• Hiking & nature based adventure tours

Embark on a 4 day adventure tour from Hobart that seamlessly blends the East and West coasts of Tasmania. This small group tour promises an unforgettable journey through Tasmania’s most extraordinary natural wonders.

Discover Cradle Mountain National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, marvel at the iconic Russell Falls , and continue your journey to the mesmerising Bay of Fires where fiery orange lichen-covered rocks meet the turquoise Tasman Sea.

You’ll also get to take in the breathtaking views at Wineglass Bay and explore Freycinet National Park , where pristine white sands and granite peaks showcase nature’s beauty.

This tour is suited to those with an adventurous spirit who are keen to explore Tasmania’s icons and national parks. There are walking options to suit all fitness levels – from a leisurely stroll to more challenging walks. Whether you’re on a budget or would like a more comfortable option, we have accommodation to suit your style.

If you’re ready to immerse yourself in Tasmania’s breathtaking wild natural beauty – book now and we’ll see you on the bus!

Price Includes

• 3 Nights Flashpacker Accommodation. Multi-share (shared facilities) included in base price. Private upgrades available, see optional extras for details.
• Professional Driver and Tour Guide
• Wildlife Sanctuary Entry
• National Parks Pass
• Cradle Mountain Shuttle Ticket
• Tour Transport in a Modern Bus
• Hobart Pick Up and Drop Off
• Mount Field National Park – Russel Falls & Platypus Spotting
• Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
• Cradle Mountain National Park – Hike & Wombat Spotting
• Launceston – Cataract Gorge walk
• Bay of Fires
• Wildlife Sanctuary – Tasmanian Devil Feeding Experience
• Freycinet National Park – Wineglass Bay & Cape Tourville
• Great Eastern Drive

Optional Extras

• Penguin Tour (pre-bookings required)
• Hobart airport drop off (early evening) available on request at time of booking
• Upgrade accommodation – Private room with double bed (shared facilities). Total price of tour and accommodation $1,095 for single traveller or $960pp for couple.
• Upgrade accommodation – Private motel room with double bed (private facilities). Total price of tour and accommodation $1,425 for single traveller or $1,125pp for couple.

Day 1 Hobart to Strahan

An early start from Hobart sees us heading deep into the wild west coast of Tasmania. After passing through the town of New Norfolk, we explore Mount Field National Park by walking amongst some of the tallest trees on the planet, standing beneath the beautiful Russel Falls, and searching for platypus. Our drive passes though the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area with a stop at Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park where we’ll stroll along the Franklin River and under Nelson Falls. We’ll then explore the eerie historical mining town of Queenstown before reaching Strahan in the afternoon. In Strahan you’ll have free time to explore the township settled on the beautiful Macquarie Harbor.

• New Norfolk
• Mount Field National Park – Russel Falls Walk & Platypus Spotting
• Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park – Franklin River Walk & Nelson Falls Walk
• Queenstown – Town Stopover

Day 2 Strahan to Launceston (via Cradle Mountain)

From Strahan, we drive though temperate rainforest and arrive at the spectacular Cradle Mountain National Park. Get your cameras ready because we’ll be spotting wild wombats before hiking the popular Dove Lake Circuit or Marions Lookout for the adventurous. A short drive then brings us into Launceston where we’ll have the option to explore Cataract Gorge after checking into our accommodation for the night.

• Cradle Mountain – Marions Lookout or Dove Lake Circuit
• Cradle Mountain – Wombat Spotting
• Launceston – Cataract Gorge

Day 3 Launceston to Bicheno

We start our day with a scenic drive to the Bay of Fires where you’ll get to enjoy the many beautiful beaches it has to offer. Explore the beach, rock hop amongst the iconic orange lichen covered granite boulders and enjoy the crystal clear turquoise water. In the afternoon, we stop in at a wildlife sanctuary to watch a ferocious Tasmanian Devil feeding experience. We finish our day with a drive to Bicheno (known as the next Bryon Bay) arriving early to explore the blowhole, coastal loop walk and whales lookout. You also have the option to go on a Little Penguin guided tour at dusk (pre-booking required – contact Wild Tasmania Tours to book).

• Bay of Fires – Cosy Corner
• Bicheno – Blowhole, Coastal Loop Walk & Whalers Lookout

Day 4 Bicheno to Hobart

A short drive from Bicheno sees us arrive at Freycinet National Park – home of the famous Wineglass Bay. We have the option of hiking Wineglass Bay Lookout and Beach, or Hazards Circuit or Mount Amos (weather dependent). We then stop in at Cape Tourville before completing the Great Eastern Drive back to Hobart. Our tour ends upon arrival in Hobart (approximately 5:30pm) where we say farewell to our new tour friends. If you are staying in Hobart for the night, make sure to check out the renowned Salamanca Markets on Saturdays.

• Freycinet National Park –Wineglass Bay Lookout and Beach, Hazards Circuit Mount Amos (Weather Dependent)
• Freycinet National Park – Cape Tourville

Why book our 4 Day Wild Tasmania Tour?

Flashpacker accommodation – we get it, hostels aren’t for everyone, and so the accommodation selected for our 4 Day Wild Tasmania Tour is a mix of private and shared accommodation outside of the hostel world – think bush cabins, capsule hotels and so forth. Booking options include private rooms with private or shared facilities or multi-share rooms (two to four people per room) with shared facilities.

Small group tour – when we say small group tour, we mean it! With a maximum of 13 people, you get to experience the full benefits of each destination – less crowded hiking trails, shorter wait times and more time spent enjoying what Tasmania has to offer.

Hiking based tour – we aim to do the bigger and most famous hiking trails while visiting Tasmania’s icons. Rest assured there are often easier walks available depending on your fitness level or if that’s what you prefer. We offer a range of guided and self-guided walks depending on group dynamics.

Hobart to Hobart – no need to worry about organising your own return transport.

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Let us be your private guide on some of Tasmania’s great short walks and show you some of our island’s hidden treasures.

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Adventure Trails Tasmania’s experiences are fully customisable, create your own unique Tasmanian day or multi-day experience. Private guiding services , base rate $795. Please contact us direct for group bookings.

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Explore Tasmania’s breathtaking landscapes and embark on unforgettable multi-day adventures or a full day tour.

Some of our favourite locations include, Bruny Island , the Huon Valley , Mount Field National Park, Mt Wellington/Kunanyi, Derwent Valley, Coal River Valley, Richmond Village and the Tasman Peninsula .

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Avoid the crowds – our small private group size and flexible itineraries mean we can take you to the places that the big tour busses do not visit, or we can time our visits to avoid the crowds.

With Adventure Trails Tasmania, you can create your own adventure and experience Tasmania like never before.

To begin planning your Tasmanian adventure, take a look at our suggested itineraries, each of which is fully customisable based on your personal interests and preferences.

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Go on tour in the great outdoors with Pepper Bush Adventures. Immersing yourself in the wilderness can be a remarkable experience, connecting with nature in its purest form.

Dinner around a campfire plunges you into Tasmania’s natural world—the crackling of the fire, the scent of wood smoke, and the open sky above. This natural backdrop enhances the outdoor dining and wildlife experience, leaving stories to tell.

On a Pepper Bush Adventures Quoll Patrol wildlife tour the local mob of forester kangaroos will join you for dinner. These beautiful iconic creatures are part of the venue’s landscape and are enjoyed by visitors for their unique social behaviour and presence at the campfire.

The ambience of campfire dining is about embracing simplicity, connecting with nature, and enjoying good food made from Tasmanian produce in a setting that boosts the senses. Campfire dining with Pepper Bush Adventures’ guides Bushie and Ben and the Roo-Team creates a unique setting combining rustic charm and the thrill of after-dark Tasmanian wildlife experiences

Birdwatching in northeast Tasmania offers a rich experience due to the region’s diverse habitats, from coastal heathlands to rainforests. Pepper Bush Adventures offers one, two, and three-day birding tours, all departing Scottsdale.

Exploring the wetlands of northeast Tasmania provides a rewarding birdwatching experience. It showcases a wide range of waterfowl, waders, and other wetland-dependent species in their natural habitats. We take advantage of viewing the platypus while in these wetlands.

Endemic birds in northeast Tasmania occupy various habitats, including forests, woodlands, heathlands, and wetlands. Eleven of Tasmania’s twelve endemic bird species are known to northeast Tasmania.

Northeast Tasmania’s forests offer a satisfying adventure for birdwatchers. Exploring these habitats provides a chance to connect with nature and discover the unique birdlife of Tasmania. Mt William National Park’s mix of coastal heathlands, woodlands, and grasslands provides a diverse range of habitats for birdlife, making it a must-visit destination for birdwatchers in northeast Tasmania.

Northern Tasmania Day Tours

Pepper Bush Adventures offers a selection of day tours departing Launceston or Scottsdale. Whether you’re interested in wildlife encounters, scenic drives, birdwatching, vineyard lunches, or simply relaxing in beautiful surroundings, Pepper Bush Adventures’ Tasmanian day tours offer something for every type of visitor.

Pepper Bush Adventures’ experienced guides lead the tours, offering insights into Tasmania’s history, geography, flora, and fauna. They enhance the experience with stories and knowledge unique to each tour.

Visit Ben Lomond National Park followed by a delightful visit to a local vineyard for lunch and wine tasting. A morning at Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary to meet the Tasmanian devils and other wildlife species can also precede a vineyard visit.

Other Tasmanian day tours with Pepper Bush Adventures venture into the Tasmanian forests to discover the rainforests and waterfalls. They also visit Mt William National Park for some beach walks or birding activities. After-dark wildlife day tours are also available from April to September.

Eastern Quolls in Tasmania

Pepper Bush Adventures produces the Quoll Patrol wildlife tour, which features the eastern quoll. These cheeky and inquisitive undercover specialists will entertain you and put a sparkle in your evening. They dart here; they dart there in their poker dot pyjamas in pursuit of their evening meal.

Eastern quolls are carnivorous marsupials native to Australia, including Tasmania. These spotted critters are about the size of a small domestic cat, with males typically larger than females. They have short, dense fur that is usually grey or brown on the upper parts of their body, fading to a creamy white on their underside. They have a pointed snout, large eyes, and rounded ears. Their fur has spots or patches of lighter coloration, especially on the throat and chest.

Eastern quolls were once widespread across south-eastern Australia, including Tasmania. Eastern quolls are primarily found in Tasmania due to extensive habitat loss and predation pressure from introduced species on mainland Australia.

Tasmanian Wildlife Safaris

Pepper Bush Adventures is a highly regarded tour operation in Tasmania that specialises in providing unique and immersive wildlife experiences, including nocturnal wildlife tours.

The company offers guided tours designed specifically for viewing Tasmania’s nocturnal wildlife. Tours typically go into remote and pristine wilderness areas, where you can encounter animals such as forester kangaroos, Tasmanian pademelons, brush-tail possums, eastern quolls, Bennett’s wallabies, bare-nosed wombats, platypus, short-beaked echidnas, birds, reptiles, and more.

Pepper Bush Adventures prides itself on its knowledgeable guides who are passionate about Tasmania’s wildlife and natural areas. They provide informative commentary throughout the tours, offering insights into the behaviours and habitats of the nocturnal creatures you encounter.

Whether you are interested in birdwatching, learning about native flora, or focusing on specific wildlife species, the Pepper Bush guides can accommodate varying interests.

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At Tiger Adventure Tours, we offer four unforgettable Tasmania tours and experiences amid the diverse terrain of east coast Tasmania. With half-day and full-day tours leaving from Bicheno and surrounding towns, our expert local guide will navigate you through landmarks that are often left uncharted by tourists. Safely reach secluded destinations in the comfort of our luxury 4×4 vehicles.

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13 incredible adventures to take in Tasmania

WESTERN WILDS JOURNEY

Come take a journey of discovery through the storied wilderness of western Tasmania . It’s a nature- and culture- rich region that makes you want to slow down and explore further and deeper. Whether you favor beaches or rainforests, waterfalls or rivers, you’ll find a wealth of possibilities on a journey through this land of rugged beauty. Starting with the Lyell Highway from Hobart to Queenstown, you can veer off toward any number of wilderness or cultural pursuits. Take time to venture over roads less traveled and create your own stories.

The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA) takes up one-fifth of Tasmania, an area bigger than Connecticut. And it’s one of Earth’s last real wilderness areas, protecting a vast tract of temperate rainforest and its ancient plants and unique wildlife.

With a history stretching back 40,000 years, western Tasmania has Aboriginal sites brimming with artifacts and holding cave systems with Ice Age rock art. Then there are the more recent centuries of mining, pining, and convict history. Sarah Island in Macquarie Harbour was the site of one of Australia’s harshest penal colonies. Hear chilling tales of men who attempted escape across windswept barrens, open water, and impenetrable forests.

OVERLAND TRACK WALK

A must for both serious and novice trekkers, the Overland Track wends its gorgeous way from Cradle Valley to Lake St. Clair, a hike of about 50 miles. Whether on an organized outing, or a self-guided expedition, this is one for lovers of the outdoors.

Sign up for the Cradle Mountain Huts Walk , a six-day guided adventure through the heart of the TWWHA. Over landscape formed more than 150 million years ago, you’ll traverse glacially carved valleys, thick rainforests, button grass moorland, and alpine meadows, all steeped in beauty. At night, kick back with a hot shower and a delicious three-course meal prepared by your guides. Share stories with your fellow adventurers, and then retire to your comfy private hut.

DOVE LAKE CIRCUIT WALK

Not up for overnight trekking? Take a day or half-day walk in the Cradle Mountain area. Whether you seek alpine heathland or old-growth rainforest, lakes or mountain streams, the outback here delivers. In the fall, prepare to be dazzled by the fagus (deciduous beech), as it turns from green to gold to orange. And keep your eyes peeled for local wildflowers you may not be familiar with—waratah, banksia, and hakea. As for exotic animals, look for platypus, echidna, rare and adorable spotted quolls, and, yes, Tasmanian devils. Birders will not be disappointed either.

Dramatic vistas are easy to find around Dove Lake . On a two-hour circuit of the lake, enjoy sweeping views of Cradle Mountain, the jewel of Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park . And check out the fine views from Weindorfer’s Chalet, a rustic alpine retreat that was once home to the park’s founding father and his guests. Just outside the park entrance, a visitor center, shop, and café cater to visitors, while an interpretative center stands inside. Accommodations range from simple cabins to private lodges.

A STAY AT PUMPHOUSE POINT

Escape to a secluded lakeside retreat in the wilderness. Pumphouse Point at Lake St. Clair provides luxury accommodations with local historical flavor. This new all-inclusive wilderness experience on the Southern Hemisphere’s deepest lake offers a variety of opportunities in a spellbinding natural environment. Take walks in a fjord-like wilderness. Ride mountain bikes over wooded paths. Hike bush trails. Row a dinghy for up-close views of water life. Take a fly fishing lesson—the trout fishery here is tops. After a full day, share long-table feasts of sophisticated locally sourced food with hosts and fellow guests in the Shorehouse, a converted 1940s hydroelectric pumphouse on the lake with splendid views in every direction. Or just tuck into the in-room larder filled with such local highland produce as cheeses, soups, and cured meats. Afterward, sip a Tasmanian whisky or craft beer from the "honesty bar" .

The area is known as the land of a thousand lakes. Its many alpine tarns were formed by glacial action 8,000 to 20,000 years ago. Winter snows bring out a quiet, majestic side of the area.

Take to the Mountains

Take the path less travelled and journey deep into the rugged mountain ranges of the west coast. Mount Murchison is a challenging 1278m alpine circuit near Tullah that rewards with views of glacial lakes. The Mount Dundas track reveals rainforest and the Fraser Creek Hut. Montezuma Falls track is suitable for both walkers and mountain bikers and follows an old abandoned tramway through rainforest until you reach Montezuma Falls – Tasmania’s highest waterfall.

Further south, near Queenstown, join a local RoamWild tour for an action-packed Mountain Heights and Wildlife Nights 4x4 adventure to Mt Owen for a serene sunset at the top of the peak. From the summit you can take in incredible 360-degree views out to the natural Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage sites of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, the Franklin and Gordon Rivers National Park, Hells Gates and the wild Southern Ocean beyond the west coast.

After taking in the view and watching the sun sink below the horizon, extend your adventure to discover what creeps about under cover of darkness in Tasmania's ancient rainforest armed only with a flashlight. Accompanied by your guide learn about these nocturnal creatures and listen to the stories of the piners and miners that shaped the west coast.

Cruise Gordon River

Go wild without roughing it on a journey from the small town of Strahan out to Macquarie Harbour and down the Gordon River. Gordon River Cruises’ Spirit of the Wild is like no other vessel in Australia. Fitted with a hybrid propulsion system consisting of both diesel engines and electric motors, it offers passengers an unparalleled experience—a quiet cruise. The environmentally sensitive silent-drive feature transports you to a primeval world, alive with the sounds of birds and wind and lapping water. Six-hour tours include guided walks and a buffet lunch.

For a luxury option, book a Fly and Cruise Tour from Hobart with Par Avion Wilderness Tours. Fly over the Central Highlands of Tasmania toward the west coast, and then cruise down the Gordon on the Spirit of the Wild .

The Franklin and Gordon Rivers, the “wild rivers” at the heart of the TWWHA, are famous as the site of Australia’s largest conservation battle. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Tasmanian government wanted to dam the Franklin for hydroelectric power. Environmentalists’ success in halting the project was a key factor in the TWWHA receiving a World Heritage listing. Earlier stories of timber extraction by convicts and pioneers have left a rich legacy of hardship and adventure in the wilderness.

WHITE WATER RAFTING

A challenging and rewarding experience awaits those who take on the undammed, untamed Franklin River. Brawling through gorges and canyons, the Franklin provides Australia’s best white water rafting. Several companies offer five- to ten-day expeditions, with meals included and camping in caves along the riverbank.

Early “piners” traveled the river in search of the Huon pine that grows along its banks. Some remaining Huons are thought to be 1,000 years old. Other indigenous species include wallabies, yellow-tailed black cockatoos, and white-breasted sea eagles. Australia’s Greens movement began here in the 1980s with a blockade protest against the proposed Franklin Dam. The result is a free and wild river ecosystem.

The Franklin flows 78 miles through the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park , part of the TWWHA. Rapids vary from class 1 (gentle) to class 6 (extreme); some tours portage around the tougher stretches. At the end, rafters catch the Gordon River Ferry, or charter a float plane or yacht to pick them up.

Wilderness Expeditions

A Wild Pedder Wilderness Tour plunges into Tasmania's western wilderness, offering a new activity on each of four days. From bushwalking and kayaking, to mountain climbing and caving, adventurers will bring back lively stories of thrilling experiences. Nights are spent at a wilderness lodge around roaring fires with good Tasmanian food and wine.

The trip starts with a hike through a boulder-strewn landscape sculpted by glaciers. You’ll come across hidden mountain lakes and tarns rimmed with twisted eucalyptus (gum) trees. Spend the night in Pedder Wilderness Lodge in Southwest National Park, Tasmania’s largest. Watch the sun set over the Frankland Range; linger until the sky fills with stars.

The next day brings kayaking in a gorge surrounded by craggy peaks. Paddle onto Lake Pedder with its pink quartzite beaches. Then it’s on to an ascent of button grass plains and quartzite spurs overlooking Lake Pedder. Scramble over boulders on the way up Mt. Eliza, where there are panoramic views of ranges and peaks. On the final day, explore the Florentine Valley and see some of the tallest flowering plants on Earth—the Eucalyptus regnans, which can reach up to 280 feet tall, second only to the redwood. Enter a karst cave system where a creek disappears into a dark underground abyss.

WEST COAST WILDERNESS RAILWAY

Hop aboard the West Coast Wilderness Railway , a train pulled by an 1890s steam locomotive. Passengers travel on the Southern Hemisphere’s steepest steam-operated railway line, up through spectacular wildlands and views, across historic bridges, and down to Dubbil Barril, a stop on the King River where you can pan for gold and taste Tasmanian leatherwood honey. The old engines were built to move copper ore for the Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company, taking their loads from Queenstown to the port of Strahan.

West Coast Wilderness Railway also operates the new Heli-Steam experience near Queenstown. The itinerary includes a two-hour steam train trip, which explores fascinating mining history and takes you through an old-growth forest. And then comes a breathtaking scenic helicopter flight from Regatta Point.

WATERFALL WALKS

With 230 waterfalls in Tasmania, visitors have a choice of picturesque settings for hiking and picnicking. About an hour west of Hobart, Russell Falls graces Mount Field National Park with three tiers of curtain-like cascades. One look and it’s easy to see why this is Tasmania’s most photographed falls. Take a night walk with a flashlight and see glow worms.

Another tiered delight, Liffey Falls steps its way down the Liffey River to a spray-pool grotto. There are a number of smaller falls leading up to the final tier and main attraction, all of them encircled by lush ancient rainforest. Stop at Deloraine Deli on the way and ask the friendly staff to help you pick out some tasty Tassie picnic supplies.

At 341 feet, Montezuma Falls is Tasmania’s highest. This one plunges deep in the wilderness, more than an hour north of Strahan. The area is rich in mining and railway history; look for the original sleepers from the old tram line. Less than an hour from Queenstown, Nelson Falls is surrounded by ancient plant species thriving in the cool, temperate rainforest. Breathe the clean, tree-scrubbed air.

Private Wilderness Charters

An all-inclusive, guided expedition takes you deep into Tasmania’s remote and untouched south west. The landscape is scored with wild rivers, quartzite peaks, and extensive waterways. A Marine Nature Reserve (and part of the TWWHA), this area is accessible only by foot, boat, or light aircraft.

Fly from Hobart to Melaleuca, and then travel with Tasmanian Boat Charters’ crew (skipper, chef, and guide) through mirrored waters to your floating home. A boutique hotel, the Odalisque is a custom-built twenty-meter vessel equipped with hot showers and soft beds.

Guest chefs from Hobart’s best restaurants provide top-notch, modern Tasmanian fare, paired with fine Tasmanian wines. Expert guides with years of experience double as your personal walking encyclopedias, helping you unlock the secrets of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

FLY FISHING EXPEDITION

A fly-fishing trip in the TWWHA gets to the heart and spirit of the wild highland lakes. Nestled in the Western Lakes fishery in the Walls of Jerusalem National Park, RiverFly Wilderness Huts offers modern insulated lodgings a stone’s throw from Lake Ina and close by nine other lakes. Guides cater to all skill levels, from beginner to expert.

This fly fisher’s paradise averages 3,300 feet in altitude and features varied terrain, from alpine to temperate rainforest. Wild brown trout dominate the fishery, with an average size of 2.5 pounds (18 inches). The largest trout caught in recent years weighed around 17 pounds. That’s right, these are big fish, and you’re almost sure to catch one, or a dozen. Fishing from RiverFly is mostly by lake-edge and wade-polaroiding, in shallow and crystal-clear waters.

Clustered under tall snowgum trees, the huts are simple, lightweight structures, with insulated walls, canvas roofs and ceilings, and wraparound decks, all perched above the native flora on raised platforms. Among iconic Tasmanian animals inhabiting the area are wallabies, wombats, owls, and eagles. Snow-capped Mount Olympus and the heath of Skullbone Plains form a backdrop, while the gravel-sand beaches spread a welcome mat.

The SouthWest Wilderness

The remote southwestern part of Tasmania remains one of the wildest and most beautiful places on Earth. Small islands and inlets off the Indian Ocean, sapphire-colored waters, empty beaches, and cool rainforests exist far from the pulse of civilization. An excursion to this lightly explored region comes with lifelong memories and stories. A Par Avion excursion touches down in the tiny settlement of Melaleuca, which is inaccessible by road. On a guided walk you’ll hear tales, tall and true, of the local Aboriginals and of bushman Deny King. The legendary naturalist, painter, and tin miner established a recovery program for the endangered orange-bellied parrot. His passion helped protect the region as part of the TWWHA.

You’ll stay at Southwest Wilderness Camp , an eco-friendly glamping operation perched on the shores of Bathurst Harbour. Enjoy private accommodations in a lush rainforest. Guides interpret the area’s fascinating natural and local history. At night they become wilderness chefs and prepare mouthwatering Tasmanian dishes, accompanied by Tasmanian wine.

While here, venture out to explore the islands of Bathurst Harbour and walk along the remote beaches of Southwest National Park. Take a half, full, or multi-day kayaking trip in the Roaring 40s , waterways known for the prevailing westerly winds that sweep around the high southern latitudes.

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Walk Three Capes Pack-Free

A 3 day guided walk with wow-mazing inclusions.

This 3-day tour has been designed for those looking for a Pack-Free walking experience of the Three Capes and Tasman Peninsula without the burden of carrying a heavy multi-day hiking pack. Our Three Capes guided Pack-Free walking experience explores the natural beauty of the Tasman Peninsula in the far south-east corner of Tasmania, a region famous for its three spectacular capes featuring the highest, vertical seas cliffs in Australia and a dramatic coastline of caves and towering sea stacks.

Walking is only part of the Adventure We have handcrafted our walking tour so that each day is flexible allowing our guests to do shorter walks or opt-out of any day’s walking and relax. We have included a Wow-mazing experience of your choice of a breathtaking helicopter flight for a birds-eye view of this spectacular landscape or a wilderness cruise around dramatic Cape Pillar. The cherry on the top of an already amazing walking experience! We have chosen superb accommodation in Deluxe Spa Chalets at Stewart Bay Lodge, including wonderful meals and superb Tasmanian wines with dinner. Brag big to your friends about this ultimate Three Capes walking experience!

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A Pack Free Walk

Walk with as little as your camera, water and lunch

One of the biggest drawcards of this walk is that our guests won’t be asked to carry heavy, overnight hiking packs for any of the walks. With Life’s An Adventure, you will carry as little as your water bottle, lunch and camera each day.

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Stay 2 nights in Deluxe Spa Chalets

We spend two nights at Stewarts Bay Lodge. From here you will be transferred to the trails each day. Our guests love everything about this gorgeous 4-star accommodation nestled in a natural setting overlooking Stewarts Bay and its white sand beach.

The Lodge has a lovely, waterfront restaurant, lounge and bar area where you can enjoy pre-dinner drinks each afternoon (own expense).

Guests stay in Bushview Deluxe Chalets which are two bedroom chalets featuring a lounge, kitchen and laundry facilities. The chalets are based on 4 people sharing. Upgrades are available for guests wanting to have their own chalet. • The main bedroom has a large king bed (that does not split into two singles) and ensuite. • The second room is smaller and has two twin beds or can be set up with a king bed. This room has a bathroom next to the bedroom’s entrance which is for the sole use of the occupants of this room. Our Reservations team will allocate guests to rooms based on those booked first and on a needs basis. Pricing is based on twin share for each room in the chalet.

ROOM UPGRADES: Couples or two travellers have the option to upgrade to a One-bedroom water view chalet. Which allows you to have the chalet to yourselves.

Singles have the option to pay a single supplement to have their own bedroom in the two-bedroom chalet.

Flexible Walking Itineraries

Choose what suits you

We understand when you are travelling with friends and family that your fitness level and abilities may differ from each other. That’s why we offer a flexible walking itinerary with shorter options and more challenging long options to suit different levels of experience. You also have the option to sit out any day’s walking and enjoy the facilities at Stewarts Bay Lodge or visit nearby Port Arthur Historic Site or the Tasmanian Devil Zoo. You design a schedule that’s right for you!

Wow-mazing Experiences

Choose a scenic helicopter ride or wilderness cruise

We carefully design our walking tours to include a Wow-mazing experiences on every walk, allowing our guests access to remote areas not usually reachable in a day.

On this tour, guests will have the choice of a spectacular helicopter ride with Rotor-Lift Aviation, where you’ll fly over all the Capes you have walked over the previous days! Cape Pillar, Three Capes Track, Cape Raoul, Cape Hauy, Port Arthur Penal Settlement and Tasman Island of course.  It is dramatic scenery, Tasman Island boasting the highest sea cliffs in Australia, and the Tasman Lighthouse is the highest operating lighthouse in Australia and marks the final turning point for yachts in the Sydney-Hobart race.  View the phenomenal large columns of dolerite sticking straight up out of the ocean – The Candlestick and Totem Pole.

OR… join a wilderness cruise around Cape Pillar to see the spectacular cliffs from sea level. Both options are a great way to appreciate the grandeur of the rugged Tasman Peninsula.

OR UNIQUE UPGRADE TASMAN ISLAND LANDING

Optional Extra

Guests have the opportunity to upgrade their helicopter experience by landing on Tasman Island with an upclose view of the lighthouse.

Upgrade option available for December to March $595 per person. Includes a Tasman Island Adventure where you’ll fly across the Three Capes and land on Tasman Island for the afternoon for 1.5hrs. These helicopters have exclusive permission to land on Tasman Island, so to experience being on Tasman Island is very rare!  Enjoy a guided walk on the Island and fly back to Hobart along the coastline (transfers to your hotel are included).

This trip of a lifetime is only $595 per person (HUGE SAVINGS – normally valued at $1095 per person)!!

Please note there are only three spaces available on each tour.

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Upgrade option for September to November and April $395 per person. For these travel months this upgrade is the same as above, however after the Tasman Island guided tour you will be taken back to Port Arthur (not Hobart) to re-join your group for the afternoon Cape Hauy walk.

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Fabulous restaurant meals featuring local produce

Indulge in local wines

Mealtime is a special time on tour. Not only does it provide the opportunity to get to know your fellow travelers in a relaxed environment, but it also allows you to sample regional specialties. On tour, we have two highlight dinners. The first night is at the fabulous 1830 Restaurant overlooking Port Arthur Historic Site and the second night is at On the Bay Restaurant at Stewarts Bay Lodge. Enjoy two-course dinners and beautiful Tasmanian wines with an emphasis on local produce and modern cuisine. Below you will find a typical menu provided by the 1830 Restaurant we dine in. Menus are subject to seasonal changes by the chef. Special dietary requirements can be catered for.

Please note on certain days when the restaurants are closed, an alternate restaurant will be substituted.  _________________________________________

Typical Menu:

1830s RESTAURANT overlooking Historic Port Arthur Historic Site

• ENTREES Soup of the day with homemade bread (Gluten Free) Oysters Natural or Kilpatrick Half Dozen (Gluten Free) Salt & pepper crusted Rannoch Farm quail with pickled vegetables (Gluten Free) Fried local calamari with wasabi lime aioli Parmesan pastry tart with gorgonzola, artichoke & apple salad
• MAINS Wild Clover lamb rump with white bean Skordalia, salsa verde & green beans with dukkah (Gluten Free) Crispy skinned Huon salmon on cauliflower colcannon with chive beurre blanc Crumbed Marion Bay chicken with apple & cabbage slaw, Paris mash & gravy Lasagne of Cygnet mushrooms with tomato coulis & fried sage

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 who are committed to your safety and have a genuine desire to provide an enriching and memorable walking experience for you.

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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

When you travel on one of our walking tours, you won’t be asked to put your hand in your pocket for extras along the way. All restaurant meals featuring local produce as well as Tasmania wine are included in your walking tour with nothing more to pay.

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FlexiWalk is a new optional Add-On that allows passengers to cancel their tour last minute and not be penalised. Exclusively designed by Life’s An Adventure, this product gives our guests certainty for last-minute cancellation. Available only on NORMAL priced discounts (not discounted ticket fares). Click here to find out more details

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Genuinely all-inclusive tour with no hidden extras:

Wow-Mazing Inclusions:

• Choice of Spectacular Helicopter ride with Rotor-Lift Aviation over Cape Pillar and remote Tasman Island Lighthouse OR
• Scenic Wilderness cruise around Cape Pillar

Pack-Free and Flexible Walking:

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

Deluxe-Spa Chalet Accommodation:

• 2 nights in Deluxe Spa Chalets at Stewarts Bay Lodge

Three Stunning Walks:

• Walk stunning Cape Raoul
• Explore the magnificent rainforest from Waterfall Bay to Fortescue Bay
• Walk dramatic Cape Hauy

Tasmanian wines and local produce:

• Tasmanian wine and non-alcoholic drinks served with dinner.
• 1 x superb a la carte restaurant dinner at 1830s Restaurant overlooking historic Port Arthur
• 1 x beautiful restaurant dinner at On the Bay Restaurant, at Stewart Bay Lodge featuring beautiful Tasmanian produce
• 2 x breakfasts
• 3 x lunches (including lunch at/from Lavender Farm lunch day 3 – see itinerary notes)
• Trail mix to enjoy during your walk
• Tea, coffee and hot chocolate on the trail

Guides, transfers and Park Fees:

• Professionally guided – Our CEO’s – Chief Experience Officers are locals who are passionate, well trained and knowledgeable
• Return transfers from Hobart
• National Parks fees

Extras: Guests have the option to upgrade their helicopter experience to land on Tasman tour for a short tour on the island. Additional expense see pricing page.

Hobart - Walk to Cape Raoul

SUGGESTED PRE NIGHT ACCOMMODATION : Grand Chancellor Hobart.

DEPARTURE TIME: 7.30am

TRANSFER TIMES : Morning: 2 hour transfer from Hobart to start of the trail. Stop en route. Afternoon: 20 minute transfer from end of walk to accommodation.

WALKING OPTIONS: Main Walk: 15kms. Some uphill and downhill sections; Good level of fitness required.  6- 6.5 hours walking with breaks. Grade: Medium Shorter walk Option: 8kms. Good level of fitness required. 4 hours walking with breaks. Some uphill and downhill sections. Grade: Medium

TERRAIN: This walk climbs gently to a lookout atop high cliffs. The trail stays high and behind the sea cliffs before descending 200m in elevation in a series of switchbacks. There are some well-formed rock steps. The track then flattens and continues to the tip of Cape Raoul. There are some unfenced sheer sea cliffs. The trail is a firm gravel surface with short sections of boardwalk. This walk is out and back on the same trail.

ITINERARY: Main walking itinerary:   Choice of meeting the tour group in Hobart at the Hotel Grand Chancellor on the waterfront alternatively you can meet the group at our Life’s An Adventure Premises at Stewarts Bay Lodge at Port Arthur at 9.15am.

The Hotel Grand Chancellor in Hobart is our starting point for the Three Capes Pack Free walk. We depart at 7.30am and travel to Tasman National Park, located on the geographically isolated Tasman Peninsula. This area boasts over one third of Tasmania’s recorded plant species including more than 60 that are threatened. We walk through tall eucalypt forest, sheoak woodland and coastal heath to reach the dramatic sea cliffs of Cape Raoul. The trail provides spectacular views of remote Tasman Island and Cape Pillar as well as vast views across Storm Bay to Bruny Island. From atop towering cliffs, you will see a colony of Australian fur seals nestled at the base of Cape Raoul and if your timing is right you may even witness the big-wave surf break of Shipstern’s Bluff.

The Shorter option: On today’s shorter option, we walk with the group to our lunch stop, enjoying amazing views of the dolerite sea cliffs on the Raoul Plateau. Enjoy free time to take in the scenery while the rest of the group continues on, before they rejoin you on their return.

After our walk we head to Stewarts Bay Lodge for the next two night’s accommodation. Tonight, enjoy a two-course dinner at the nearby stylish 1830 Restaurant featuring local produce and wine and overlooking Port Arthur Historic Site.

Walk stunning Waterfall Bay to Fortescue Bay

TRANSFER TIMES: Morning: 23 min transfer from accommodation to start of the trail. Afternoon: 23 minute transfer from the end of the walk to accommodation.

WALKING OPTIONS: Main walk: 19km. Starts with a 2 hours ascent through rainforest then descend for next 1.5 hours. Track then undulates. Good level of fitness required. 9 hours walking with breaks.

Shorter walk option: 6kms. Moderate Level of fitness required. 3-4 hours walking with breaks. Grade: Medium.

TERRAIN: This track is a narrow, natural trail with some exposed roots, rocks, logs, and some overhanging vegetation. The track begins with a steep climb with five small creek crossings. The track then descends before undulating through coastal forest. There are unfenced sheer sea cliffs.

ITINERARY: Main walking itinerary: After breakfast we head to picturesque Waterfall Bay to walk one the peninsula’s most impressive tracks. The Tasman Coastal Track is nothing short of amazing. Although this is a challenging walk it is worth the effort, with most guests saying this was the highlight of their trip. We begin at Waterfall Bay where a 100-metre waterfall plunges into the ocean. The track then gently climbs through tall stringybark forest before entering lush and beautiful rainforest.  For the next 45-60 minutes we climb steeply to Tatnels Hill, the highest point of the day at 548 metres. From here the climbing subsides and the trail winds downhill before undulating along the coastal escarpment. The frequent views of dramatic towering sea cliffs never fail to impress. The variety of habitats seen on this walk also provide for a great diversity of wildlife. Keep an eye out for echidnas, wombats, potoroos, pademelons and Tasmania’s endemic birdlife including the rare and endangered swift parrot.  A colony of little penguins also call Fortescue Bay their home and can sometimes be seen at dusk returning to their burrows.

Shorter walking option: On today’s shorter walk, we will follow the group through the rainforest before returning to enjoy a short side trip to Waterfall Bluff Lookout. We then walk north along beautiful sea cliffs via Patterson’s Arch and Devils Kitchen to the impressive Tasman Arch. After lunch, free time is available to visit Port Arthur Historic Site (at clients own expense) or relax at the lodge.

Afterwards, we return to Stewarts Bay Lodge for a relaxing night. Dinner tonight is at Gabriel’s Restaurant at the lodge. Enjoy a wonderful meal served with wine overlooking the bay.

Cape Pillar Helicopter or Cruise. Cape Hauy walk.

TRANSFER TIMES: Morning: 23 min transfer from accommodation to start of the trail. Afternoon: 1.5 hour transfer from the end of the walk back to Hobart.

MAIN WALK GRADE : 10km. Undulating walk, lots of up and downs with steps.  Good level of fitness required. 4.5 hours walking with breaks. Medium grade. EASIER OPTION: 6kms. A shorter version of the same walk. Good level of fitness required. 3 hours walking with breaks.

TERRAIN: This track has short, steep hill sections. The trail is a firm gravel surface with many well-formed, evenly spaced rock steps. There are short sections of boardwalk. There are some unfenced sheer sea cliffs. This walk is out and back on the same trail.

ITINERARY: After a relaxed hot breakfast choose from seeing Cape Pillar by either helicopter or cruise. We will also enjoy a walk to Cape Hauy today.

For those who join the helicopter experience the highlight of the day is a bird’s eye view of the magnificent towering sea cliffs of Cape Pillar and remote Tasman Island with its exposed lighthouse. Subject to minimum numbers of 4 guests. You will also enjoy a sit down lunch at the Port Arthur Lavender Farm.

Alternatively, guests can enjoy a three-hour wilderness cruise around Cape Pillar. This exhilarating journey provides spectacular views of the Three Capes with their sheer dolerite, ‘organ-pipe’ cliffs and sea stacks. There is a chance to spot albatross, seals, whales and dolphins. For those choosing this option you’ll enjoy a takeaway lunch from the local Lavender Farm.

*Please note the scenic helicopter flight requires a minimum number of guests to proceed.

*Please note Rotor-Lift Aviation may need to cancel flights due to the weather. If this happens, all clients will undertake the wilderness cruise option instead. We will advise clients of this prior to departure.

The walk to Cape Hauy begins at Fortescue Bay and winds through coastal forest with an abundance of wildflowers. There are many steps on this walk, as it winds it way out to the exposed sea cliffs of Cape Hauy where a lookout platform gives unrivalled views of the off-shore sea stacks known as Totem Pole, The Candlestick and The Lanterns. For those wanting a shorter option, there is a wonderful viewing area at the halfway point and the vista is just as spectacular. A fabulous end to your Three Capes Adventure.

After our walk, we make the return journey to Hobart.

ARRIVAL TIME: We arrive back into Hobart at approximately 8.00pm. Airport drops at 7.30pm are available enroute for those wishing to fly out that night. If booking flights please do not book before 8.30pm

Please note: Our walk is not the Three Capes Track self-guided walk run by Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. For information for this walk call 1300 827 727.

3 day walk - Three Capes Package details

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

PRIVATE GROUPS: Date of your choice is available for your private group. Subject to availability. Click here to request more information.

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PRIVATE GROUPS Private groups can choose the date of your choice. Subject to availability.

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Discount Information

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.
• NO Credit card fees apply to Australian clients. International guests please contact us for payment options
• 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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If a tour activity has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances a credit for this missed activity can be applied to any future bookings. Click here.

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Images from the Tour

• Three Capes walk

Helicopter over Cape Pillar

Local echidna often seen on the track

Rainforest walk

• Three-Capes-walk-Tasmania

Stunning Coastal views

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• Address: HEAD OFFICE: Shop 7, 1306 Pittwater Road Narrabeen NSW 2101. WALKING THE THREE CAPES : Guests can meet this tour at our Life’s An Adventure Premises: 29/6955 Arthur Highway, Port Arthur.
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