Russell Falls

Enjoy the breathtaking Tall Trees walk in Mount Field National Park. Enjoy Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls.

Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park

Pass 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.

Queenstown

Explore the eerie historical mining town of Queenstown before reaching Tullah in the afternoon.

Cradle Mountain

Our day starts with a scenic drive though temperate rainforest and arrival at the spectacular Cradle Mountain National Park.

Marion's Lookout Walk

Hike Marions Lookout for the adventurous.

Dove Lake Circuit

Walk the popular Dove Lake Circuit

Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park

Get your cameras ready because we’ll be spotting wild wombats today

Bay of Fires

We start our day with a scenic drive to visit 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.

East Coast Natureworld

Enjoy a stop in at a wildlife sanctuary to watch a ferocious Tasmanian Devil feeding experience and feed Kanagaroos.

Bicheno

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.

Wineglass Bay

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

Maria Island National Park

Set off on a breathtaking ferry to the remote and enchanting Maria Island, where untouched wilderness and rich history await. Spend the day immersed in nature as you explore Maria Island National Park on foot, guided by an expert who brings the landscape to life. Wander to the remarkable Fossil Cliffs, where ancient marine history is etched into dramatic rock faces, and marvel at the swirling patterns and colours of the iconic Painted Cliffs—one of Tasmania’s most photogenic natural wonders. Stop in the historic township of Darlington and learn fascinating stories of the island’s past. As you explore, keep an eye out for abundant wildlife. You may spot wombats grazing, pademelons darting through the bush, along with wallabies, kangaroos, echidnas, and a variety of birdlife in their natural habitat.

Cape Hauy

Step into one of Australia’s most dramatic coastal landscapes on an unforgettable journey to the Tasman Peninsula—a region famed for its towering sea cliffs, wild ocean views, and raw natural beauty. Your adventure begins in the heart of Tasman National Park at the pristine shores of Fortescue Bay. From here, set out on a rewarding 4-hour return hike to Cape Hauy, a must-do experience for active explorers. This iconic trail forms the final section of the renowned Three Capes Track, guiding you through diverse landscapes of forest, coastal heath, and rugged clifftops. As you walk, the scenery unfolds in breathtaking fashion with panoramic ocean vistas, dramatic rock formations, and the untamed power of the Tasman Sea crashing far below.

Tasman National Park

After your hike, unwind back at Fortescue Bay with a well-deserved break by the beach—perfect for a refreshing rest and reflection on the day’s adventure. The experience continues into the afternoon as you explore more of the Tasman Peninsula, with opportunities to sample some of Tasmania’s celebrated local produce.