Australia
Treasures of Tasmania
A 15-day walking journey from Tasmania’s wild coastline to its alpine heart.
destination
Tasmania
duration
15 days
group size
Max 10 guests
walking level
Moderate
from
12,850
overview
An Island of Remarkable Diversity.
From Freycinet and the Tasman Peninsula to the remote West Coast and Cradle Mountain, this 15-day journey explores Tasmania’s great national parks, coastlines, rainforests and alpine landscapes. Along the way, you’ll experience 21 of Tasmania’s Great Short Walks, together with a range of longer walks and other experiences that take you well beyond the usual highlights.
journey highlights
21 of Tasmania’s Great Short Walks
Experience 21 of Tasmania’s Great Short Walks, chosen to reveal spectacular coastlines, alpine landscapes, ancient forests and the remarkable diversity of Tasmania.
Maria Island & the Painted Cliffs
Explore Maria Island’s walking trails, abundant wildlife and dramatic coastline, including the fascinating Painted Cliffs and historic settlement at Darlington.
Tasmania’s Wild West Coast
Journey into Tasmania’s remote west, exploring ancient rainforests, cruising the Pieman River and experiencing the remarkable wilderness around Corinna, Strahan and the Tarkine region.
Freycinet National Park
Walk amongst the pink granite peaks of the Hazards, visit Wineglass Bay and explore the beautiful beaches and coastal scenery of Freycinet National Park today.
Three Capes Region & Tasman Peninsula
Explore the dramatic Tasman Peninsula & Three Capes region, with rewarding walks at Cape Raoul and Waterfall Bay.
Cradle Mountain National Park
Finish amongst the alpine landscapes of Cradle Mountain, with time to explore glacial lakes, ancient rainforest and some of Tasmania’s most celebrated walking country together.
Explore the journey day by day, with detailed walks, experiences and accommodation.
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ACCOMMODATION
Featured stays
Lake St Clair
Pumphouse Point
A distinctive wilderness retreat extending into the waters of Lake St Clair, surrounded by mountains and ancient forest. One of the journey’s most memorable stays.
Corinna
Corinna Wilderness Village
A remote retreat on the banks of the Pieman River, deep within the ancient rainforest of takayna/Tarkine. Here, the surrounding wilderness becomes part of the stay.
Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountain Hotel
Set at the edge of Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, this comfortable retreat provides an ideal base for exploring Tasmania’s mountain wilderness.
Strahan
Franklin Manor
A beautifully restored 1896 heritage house with original character, open fires and historic gardens. Set on the edge of Strahan, it makes a charming base for exploring Tasmania’s remote West Coast.
Coles Bay
Edge of the Bay Resort
Set on the shores of Great Oyster Bay, with views across to the Hazards Mountains. A peaceful coastal base for exploring the beaches, forests and walks of Freycinet.
Port Arthur
Stewarts Bay Lodge
Surrounded by native woodland beside a sheltered beach, this relaxed retreat places you close to the dramatic coastline, forests and historic sites of the Tasman Peninsula.
hobart
Lenna of Hobart
A beautifully restored sandstone mansion in historic Battery Point, within easy reach of Salamanca and the waterfront. A perfect base for discovering Tasmania’s capital.
2027 DEPARTURES
Dates & Pricing
A 15-day journey through Tasmania’s most remarkable landscapes.
small group journey
Maximum of 10 guests
DEPARTURES
Apr 14 - APR 28 2027
Price per person (twin share)
AUD $12,850
single supplement
AUD $2,475
All prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD).
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inclusions
inclusions
walking grade
Easy to Moderate
This journey is graded Easy to Moderate. Walks are generally shorter to medium in length, with a mix of gentler terrain and some more undulating sections.
typical walking days
Around 3–5 hours, with occasional longer days.
The terrain
Uneven natural terrain, with gentle inclines.
track conditions
Some steps or steeper sections may be encountered.
our pace
A considered pace, with time to stop, take in the views and enjoy the experience.
FITNESS GUIDANCE
A reasonable level of fitness is recommended, and you should be comfortable walking up to 5 hours.
A journey not a race
You don’t need to be the fastest walker in the group. Our guides are experienced at managing the rhythm of the day so everyone can enjoy the journey without feeling rushed.
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Have a question about the journey, the walking or whether it’s right for you? We’re always happy to talk.