The Wukalina Walk

MT WILLIAM/WUKALINA NATIONAL PARK

4 Days / 3 Nights From
$2,495*
per person



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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.

Tour Includes:

• Morning tea with a Tasmanian Elder and access to the Tasmanian Elders Centre in Launceston
• Transfers to and from Launceston city centre to wukalina (3 hrs each way) and airport and city pickups/drop-offs
• Two qualified tour guides to a maximum of ten guests, including a palawa tour guide
• 4 lunches, 3 dinners, 3 breakfasts and snacks
• Light refreshments and beverages
• Purpose built, low impact accommodation and historic lighthouse keepers cottage accommodation
• Use of fit for purpose backpack, jacket, gaiters and walking poles

Tour Details:

• Total walking distance is approximately 34km and the walk is moderate in terms of difficulty
• Departs from Launceston at 9.30am each Sunday from October to April inclusive
• Return to Launceston by 4.30pm each Wednesday from October to April inclusive
• Departure is from the Tasmanian Elders Council, Launceston
• Guests need to be at the Centre by 8am on the date of departure
• Minimum 4 guests and maximum 10 guests
• Children under 12 years cannot be accommodated

*Conditions Apply