Top Experiences in Bay of Fires

Local tour guides, qualified in Wilderness First Aid
Home and hearty style meals cooked by your tour guides
Unique Farm Stay
Return transfers from Launceston CBD
See the regions iconic highlights

Our 5 Day Tasmania East Coast Tour provides an intimate little getaway for those that have limited travel time available. This tour is a great option to explore the more populated east coast of Tassie along with the 2 biggest cities of Hobart & Launceston. Covering approximately 850km we explore many of Tasmania’s memorable attractions, moving fast enough to provide a fantastic overview of the islands eastern side, yet slow enough to enjoy the sights! Concluding at Thursday morning this tour offers fantastic coastal scenery, historical learnings, fresh air and dozens of incredible photo opportunities. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels this is truely a memorable, small group travel experience.

Our 8 Day Tasmania in Circle tour is our most popular offering. Designed to fit neatly into a calendar week this tour is a fantastic option for sampling Tasmania's best in relatively short time. Covering approximately 1500km we explore many of Tassie’s premier attractions, moving fast enough to provide a fantastic overview of the island, yet slow enough to enjoy the scenery! Suitable for all ages and fitness levels this is truely an amazing, small group travel experience.

Spend 3 days in Tasmania’s magnificent Bay of Fires region on this fully guided and all-inclusive Bay of Fires Photography Workshop. You will be based at the lovely Tidal Waters resort in St Helens and spend three days shooting sunrises and sunsets in this remarkable part of the world, as well as filling up your days shooting wildlife, macro, waterfalls and rainforest and any other features of this landscape that capture our eye. Post processing session included, as is a half day visit to Wineglass Bay on the return drive to Hobart.

Minimum 2 pax required for tour to run

Discover Tasmania in 6 amazing days. We'll take you to the wilderness of the West Coast, Cradle Mountain, the Bay of Fires and Freycinet National Park on the East Coast, and the stunning Tasman Peninsula. Highlight activities include seeing Tasmanian devils at a wildlife sanctuary and the Gordon River Cruise. Wildlife encounters, Tasmania's wild places, and sharing stories about our island's history are essential parts of our tours.

This tour offers comfortable motel accommodation for a maximum of 18 guests. There are opportunities for short walks each day, i.e. around Port Arthur Historic Site, walk up to the Wineglass Bay Lookout, around Dove Lake, etc.

Our company is eco-certified through Ecotourism Australia, so travelers wanting to make a responsible travel choice can take comfort in knowing they are with an experienced local tour operator who prioritizes sustainability.

This immersion within the warm and generous embrace of palawa culture brings people together to listen, reflect, observe, exchange and bond in a culturally safe space. At krakani lumi, there’s no strict schedule or Wi-Fi.

When around the fire, over a meal or walking Country, guides share information and personal stories you can’t find in books or on television. Plenty of laughs too.

Wukalina Walk is the only multiday palawa hiking/cultural experience in lutruwita and, in fact, the world. Authentic cultural interpretation is delivered, firsthand, by palawa/pakana guides and Elders.

Accomodation for two nights is at a palawa-inspired standing camp. There are plenty of opportunities to try traditional food and bush tucka and well as try some cultural activities.

There's a guided walking tour of a cultural site – a living cultural site – as well as exclusive access to an historic lighthouse.

Ten days in Tasmania enables us to explore more of Tasmania's wild places. We discover our famous national parks such as Cradle Mountain and Freycinet, but we also get to explore amazing natural landscapes like the Tarkine in North West Tasmania that are off the beaten track.

This tour finds a great balance between traveling around the state and exploring on foot with some easy-to-moderate walking options. This tour is motel-based only and includes many meals and great activities like the Gordon River Cruise and Port Arthur Historic Site.

A visit to Bonorong wildlife sanctuary to see Tasmanian devils and other wildlife is also a highlight of this tour. Our company is eco-certified through Ecotourism Australia, so travelers wanting to make a responsible travel choice can take comfort in knowing they are with an experienced local tour operator who prioritizes sustainability.

Wild places, Wildlife and Wild Fun are our travel themes and this tour is no exception!