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Discover the island’s rich culture, from city life to historic sites, and beguiling wines
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Your Guides

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The best people to immerse you in a destination are the ones who live there, which is why we feature local Adventure Guides on our trips. Here are a few that you might meet on this adventure.

Kate H.

Kate is a seasoned trekking guide, leading immersive, multi-day adventures through some of Australia’s most breathtaking national parks. Her expertise in the country’s natural environments combined with her warm, approachable presence and experience in wilderness first aid, makes hiking wither her an enriching, inspiring, and safe experience. She’s passionate about helping visitors—especially those seeking meaningful, slower travel—connect deeply with the land, culture, and history of Australia.

Peter B.

A seasoned outdoor guide and educator based in Tasmania, Pete is known for his calm presence and deep knowledge of Australia’s wild places. With a background in geography, mountain leadership, and wilderness first aid, he brings thoughtful preparation and rich interpretation to every journey. Originally from the UK, Peter has spent over a decade guiding travelers on meaningful adventures across landscapes from the Grampians to the Larapinta Trail.

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Accommodations

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Your urban accommodations are in comfortable hotels. At the parks, you’ll stay in private cabins, some quite simple. Spend three days of glamping at a private site on remote Flinders Island in pod tents.

The Old Woolstore

Comfortable Hotel

This distinctive property is centered on a building originally used to process wool, with a sawtooth roofline designed to make use of natural light and large double doors for farmers to drive through when delivering goods. Original equipment decorates the adjacent modern structure where neat, comfortable rooms await. Have a drink at the Baa Bar or take a stroll to the Hobart waterfront and CBD from your well-located hotel.

Stewart’s Bay Lodge

Comfortable Hotel

Charming log cabins dot this woodland property nestled into the bush. A few steps away from you'll find an ocean bay, fringed by white sand. And in the forest, you might spot a pademelon or wallaby hopping by. The cabins have wood beamed ceilings, large windows and skylights, a separate bedroom, kitchen, and comfortable seating. A stay immersed in nature is the perfect base to explore the Tasman Peninsula.

BIG4 Iluka on Freycinet Holiday Park

Comfortable Hotel

Ideally located less than a mile from the entrance to spectacular Freycinet National Park, you are also opposite the golden sands and lapping waves of Muirs Beach for excellent sunset views. While this property also offers tent and campervan sites, you will stay in cozy air-conditioned cabins, each equipped with a kitchen, indoor seating, and a covered private porch with table and chairs. Eucalyptus and casuarina trees shade the area. 

Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge

Comfortable Hotel

Set within iconic Cradle Mountain-St. Clair National Park, the main lodge sits at the edge of a small lake and is connected to your cabin by forest paths and boardwalks. Relax in a private cabin with a gas fireplace and views of the pines. The spa has floor to ceiling windows so you can enjoy the scenery, and easy rainforest or river walks are right outside your door.  

Peppers Silo Launceston

Comfortable Hotel

This urban hotel is housed in a heritage set of four towering, repurposed grain silos and a modern tower. Beautifully designed rooms complement the surrounding area with earthy tones and views over the river, as well as signature bedding and a lounging area. Woody's Barrel Bar is located inside the curves of one of the silos with a deck facing the river and the Silo Day Spa offers tantalizing treatments.

Flinders Island Exclusive Eco-Comfort Camp

Comfortable Camping

Your own wilderness glamping retreat is tucked along the coast with the beach just steps away. Sleep in a high-ceilinged pod tent with clear panes for nighttime views of the stars overhead and daytime panoramas of your idyllic surroundings. Solar panels provide charging ports in the pod tents and warm water in the shower tent. Enjoy the privacy of this beautifully located camp, reserved solely for your group.