About this tour
Ten days tracing Tasmania's most dramatic terrain, from the quartzite peaks of Cradle Mountain to the granite cliffs of Freycinet. You'll walk through temperate rainforest in the Tarkine, cruise the Gordon River past ancient wilderness, and visit Port Arthur's convict ruins. Nights are spent in comfortable motels, days split between guided walks and scenic drives. An eco-certified operator leads the way, and you'll meet Tasmanian devils at Bonorong before heading home.
Highlights
- Cradle Mountain and Freycinet National Parks on foot
- Gordon River cruise through untouched rainforest
- Tasmanian devils and native wildlife at Bonorong
- Port Arthur Historic Site and harbour exploration
- Tarkine wilderness—remote north-west terrain few reach
- Easy-to-moderate walks with expert local guidance
- Breakfast and dinner included throughout
What to expect
This is a moving-around tour that balances comfort with genuine exploration. You'll spend mornings on guided walks ranging from gentle forest strolls to moderate hill climbs, afternoons driving between regions or taking water-based excursions like the Gordon River cruise. Evenings return you to motel bases with meals provided. The pace is deliberate—you're not rushing between highlights, but settling into each landscape long enough to read it properly. Expect changing weather, sturdy footwear requirements, and the occasional early start. Most days involve 2–4 hours of walking; fitness matters.
Good to know
You need moderate fitness and good cardiovascular health; the walking is genuine, not strolls. Spinal issues are a concern given terrain variability. Bring layers and waterproof jacket—Tasmania's weather shifts fast. The operator holds Ecotourism Australia certification, so conservation practices are woven through the itinerary.
Tour sold and operated by its supplier via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries, not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.