Tasmania Guided Walking Holidays
Tasmania has an international reputation for its magnificent guided walks, and we offer some of the very best!
In small groups with two local guides these multi-day walks showcase Tasmania’s remarkable wilderness, its rare plants, animals and history. They are wonderful soft adventure experiences where interesting walking by day is complemented by exclusive and tasteful accommodation at night.
You don’t need to be a seasoned walker to enjoy these walks, just have a sense of adventure and moderate fitness. Your pack is light, weighing just 5 – 8 kg, allowing you to take in the surroundings and listen to fascinating stories from your guides. Each night relax and sit back with gourmet dining and glass of fine Tasmanian wine before retiring to a comfortable bed and pillow.
These walks are all inclusive packages with great service so guests can relax and enjoy themselves to the fullest. Ask your TasVacations travel specialist to complement your walk with suitable pre and/or post accommodation.
The Maria Island Walk
MARIA ISLAND
Tasmania’s multi-award winning Maria Island Walk is recognised as one of Australia’s outstanding walking experiences. Set in a beautiful world heritage listed island national park this 4 day walk is a delightful blend of rare wildlife, convict heritage, elegant accommodation and candlelit gourmet dining. Explore this fascinating island; walking pristine beaches, magnificent forests, and epic mountain peaks.
Freycinet Experience Walk
FREYCINET NATIONAL PARK
The Freycinet Experience is the original guided walk on Tasmania’s East Coast, bringing guests on a four day journey through pink granite mountains, coastal forests and beaches, including the renowned Wineglass Bay. Welcomed each evening to the award-winning Friendly Beaches Lodge; guests enjoy stunning architecture, friendly genuine service and private rooms with comfortable beds.
The wukalina Walk
MT WILLIAM/WUKALINA NATIONAL PARK
The wukalina Walk is owned and operated by palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal) people. Its purpose is to immerse visitors in the places, practices and traditions of the world’s oldest surviving culture. The four day journey accommodates a maximum of ten guests and two guides, and departs from the Aboriginal Elders Centre in Launceston each Sunday from October to April.
DAY WALKS
Walk On kunanyi
HOBART
Discover a mountain of stories on kunanyi / Mt Wellington, Tasmania’s most visited natural attraction. In the care of experienced guides you’ll navigate the web of trails, listen to a mountain of stories and take in the epic views. Offering a range of walks for all abilities all of which are fully gourmet catered with the best local produce.
