What do you know about Tasmania?
A faraway island, yes, but also a land sculpted by wind, stone, and sea. Tasmania is wild and weathered, quiet yet alive. In the Off-Season, the light softens and gives rise to unforgettable sunsets. Waves hammer ancient cliffs. Rain drifts through forests older than memory. Here, you move through something timeless, as your thoughts and worries quietly drift away.
During this adventure, you’ll explore the best of the Tasman Peninsula: the towering dolerite spires of Cape Hauy, the wild cliff tops of Cape Raoul, the immense dunes and sweeping views from Mount Brown. You'll pass mountain hills, climb rugged stairways, descend to hidden bays, and stand where land breaks into ocean. Each day brings a different rhythm, a new challenge, and the kind of beauty that stirs something deep. Among ancient forests you'll also have a chance to see featuring towering clifftops, mesmerizing rock formations and distant views of Bruny Island and Maria Island.
Evenings are for warmth—unforgettable sunsets, comfortable cottages, and delicious dinners made by your guides. Join us on this journey—challenge yourself, feel the wild, and return home changed!
over 18 y.o.
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Tour highlights
Route details
Nestled between the Remarkable Caves and Port Arthur, the Crescent Bay and Mount Brown track unveils one of the Tasman Peninsula’s most breathtaking shorelines. Beginning at the Remarkable Caves carpark, you’ll traverse rolling sand dunes draped in coastal heath—keep an eye out for a foraging echidna—and look back toward the dramatic silhouette of Cape Raoul. The path then spills into the yawning Maingon Blowhole before climbing the lower slopes of Mount Brown, where stone cairns mark your ascent.
The steep final push rewards you with sweeping vistas of Cape Pillar, Tasman Island, Arthur’s Peak, Cape Raoul and even Bruny Island on the horizon. On the return leg, the pristine sands and turquoise shallows of Crescent Bay provide a serene finale to the day’s walk. Afterward, relax at your lodge with pre‑dinner nibbles followed by a sumptuous two‑course meal crafted by your guides.
*Accommodation: Purpose built Tasman Lodge or Stewarts Bay.
Meals included: Lunch and dinner
Walking distance: 9 km (approx. 5 hrs)
Difficulty: Moderate to hard
Expect a challenging three-day hike with varied terrain and steep sections. Good fitness and preparation are expected.
Accommodation
Single Supplement: We have limited availability for Single Supplement on this tour. Please enquire about availability and additional cost for SS with our reservations team at time of booking. Please note; by booking a SS on the Bay of Fires you will have your own room with an ensuite.
Twin Share: 2195,00 A$
Single Supplement: 2495,00 A$
When making your accommodation arrangements, please note Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart offer our guests a discounted rate. Contact us for more information.
Our overnight accommodation will be at our unique handpicked lodge. Situated in Port Arthur, amongst native bushland with a view through the trees over Ladies Bay, our log cabins are a short stroll to the beach and have a shared living space, deck and bathroom. Communal dining will take place in our guides open plan cabin.
Accommodation style: We stay in log style cabins with communal dining area, balcony and views through the trees to Ladies Bay.
Rooming: Each cabin has one or two bedrooms with a mix of single, twin and queen beds. If you book a Single Supplement, you will have a room to yourself.
Bathrooms: Each cabin has one bathroom. You will be sharing the bathroom with other guests in your cabin.
Single Supplement: If you book single supplement this means you will have one bedroom in the two-bedroom cabin and could be sharing the cabin with one or two other guests.
Other: All towels and linen are provided. Each cabin also has an outdoor balcony setting, kitchen, lounge, TV and lovely bush views. There is a laundry in each cabin.
Rooming upgrades for a private cabin is subject to availability with the accommodation provider for an additional surcharge. Please contact our team to discuss your options.
Weather during the tour
- the forecasts for this season
- the statistics from previous years’ trips
Conditions
- daypack only walking tour with magnificent walks and sightseeing;
- daily guided walks curated to immerse you in the region’s unique landscape, culture, history, flora and fauna;
- two guides who are experienced, accredited and safety gear equipped;
- return transport ex-Hobart, and all tour transfers in our comfortable 12-seater mini-coach with luggage trailer;
- 2 nights comfortable twin-share accommodation (single supplements at additional cost);
- 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 2 two-course dinners, plus trail mix, nibbles, fresh fruit, snacks, tea and coffee, biscuits / cake and non-alcoholic drinks throughout;
- all National Park entry fees.
- airfare;
- transfer to Hobart;
- single supplement for extra price;
- personal expenses;
- travel insurance;
- additional accommodation before or after the tour (if required);
- tips (optional).
It's important to know
For guests flying out of Hobart on the last night of tour, please don’t book flights before 7 pm.
Single Supplement: We have limited availability for Single Supplement on this tour. Please enquire about availability and additional cost for SS with our reservations team at time of booking. Please note; by booking a SS on our winter Three Capes you will have your own room in our lodge with an ensuite.
When making your accommodation arrangements, please note Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart offer our guests a discounted rate. Contact us for more information.
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Dates and Prices
- from21 – 23 Aug3 days 2 nights
- from18 – 20 Sep3 days 2 nights
