Omaroo House

Our signature voyage begins at Fortescue Bay, with a walk to Cape Hauy. Back at Fortescue, our beautiful 23-metre (75-foot) ketch is waiting. Lady Eugenie is your well-appointed retreat for the next six days. Setting sail up Tassie’s East Coast, next stop is Lagoon Bay. A morning dip, rainforest walking or just watching the Forestier Peninsula glide by are suitable picks. Day three’s hero is Maria Island – hiking up Bishop & Clerk rewards with views of what’s to come. Then comes the rare beauty of Schouten Island, served with oysters and sparkling on the beach. Exquisite Wineglass Bay is part of your Freycinet National Park finale, complete with a Mount Graham climb and sunset dining at anchor.

Bruny Island is a showcase of some of the most spectacular coastline in Tasmania. Our guided walks take you through varied terrain including beaches, rocky headlands, bush trails and rainforest. By the end of the Long Weekend, you will know Bruny Island intimately. Almost 100% of the food we consume over the long weekend has been sourced from Bruny Island itself or within Tasmania. Our food miles are so low that in most instances, you will see where your food is produced on the same day that you eat it. You may have even met the person who made it. Our exclusive accommodation is only available to guests of The Bruny Island Long Weekend. Well-secluded, on a private 100 acres this little haven represents the perfect place to retreat.

Celebrating the much loved Australian tradition of the 'The Long Weekend', enjoy three slow days unwinding in nature. With easier shorter day walks, you’ll have more time to relax in our private eco accommodation to enjoy the fresh produce, local wines and great company. Disconnect from the outside world, with all of the creature comforts on a short wilderness stay. You’ll begin in downtown Hobart, whisked from the city on our private vessel to the peninsula wilds. In the days to follow, you’ll experience all the spoils that the Tasman Peninsula has to offer with breathtaking day walks, soaring sea cliffs, local produce and fine Tasmanian wine. Each evening, we return to our private eco-camp overlooking Cape Pillar. Here, our knowledgeable guides transition to lodge hosts, preparing chef-designed meals brimming with local ingredients. To top off your walking adventure -- a wine tasting and lunch at an award-winning vineyard on the way home. Come join us for a long weekend like no other.