About this tour
Six days tracing Tasmania's most dramatic landscapes, starting from Hobart. You'll walk through Cradle Mountain's alpine terrain, track along the East Coast's sculptured bays and pristine shorelines, and detour inland to see Tasmanian Devils at Bonorong. Small-group format means unhurried exploration of both headline sights and quieter pockets that most visitors miss. The tour holds eco-certification and beds down in local accommodation across the state.
Highlights
- Cradle Mountain alpine walks and buttongrass moorland
- Wineglass Bay and Bay of Fires coastal scenery
- Tasmanian Devils and native wildlife at Bonorong
- kunanyi/Wellington Park day walk near Hobart
- West Coast wilderness exploration
- National park access and entry included
- Small group with expert naturalist guide
What to expect
Expect a mix of guided walks ranging from short strolls to moderate hikes across Tasmania's highest peaks and coastal trails. Days split between driving between regions and on-foot exploration of national parks and reserves. Wildlife encounters happen at Bonorong where you'll see devils and other endemic species up close. Accommodation is modest and spread across different towns; pack layers as mountain weather shifts quickly. The pace suits people comfortable with regular walking and spending hours outdoors, not a coached bus tour.
Good to know
Moderate fitness required for daily walks. Bring your own meals and snacks; tour covers lodging and park fees only. Book dietary needs upfront. Children aged 8–16 must travel with a guardian. Transport from central Hobart hotels included.
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