Flinders Island Photography Workshop

This five-day guided tour runs from Nipaluna/Hobart to Launceston, visiting Tasmania's most significant natural and historical sites with an expert naturalist guide. The tour begins with a visit to the Port Arthur Historic Site on the Turrakana/Tasman Peninsula (a UNESCO World Heritage Listed convict settlement), before heading to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary for close encounters with Tasmanian devils, common wombats, spotted-tail quolls and eastern grey kangaroos. A short walk through Mount Field National Park leads to Russell Falls, beneath some of the world's tallest flowering trees. An overnight stay at Curringa Farm in Hamilton, a working sheep property in the Derwent Valley, is followed by a scenic drive through the Tasmanian Highlands and the Thousand Lakes plateau to Wulinantikala/Cradle Mountain. The Dove Lake Circuit (a 6km walk through buttongrass moorland and ancient pencil pine forest) is the centrepiece of Day 4, followed by a Joey Encounter at Devils@Cradle Sanctuary. The tour ends in Launceston at the Cataract Gorge. Activity level: Moderate. Maximum group size: 10.

Immerse yourself in one of Australia's most extraordinary and least visited wilderness regions on this exclusive five-day photography workshop with acclaimed photographer Cameron Blake. The Takayna/Tarkine in northwest Lutruwita/Tasmania is a landscape of remarkable diversity and raw natural beauty — ancient cool temperate rainforest, wild and dramatic coastlines, dark tannin rivers, rolling button grass hills, and mysterious sinkhole systems spread across 447,000 hectares of wilderness. Suitable for photographers of all levels, from beginners to experienced professionals, this workshop combines daily photography tuition with immersive access to some of the Takayna/Tarkine's most spectacular and rarely photographed locations. Cameron's expert guidance covers composition, light, and technique across a diverse range of environments and conditions, ensuring every participant leaves with a portfolio of extraordinary images and a deeper understanding of how to capture the natural world at its finest.

Discover the extraordinary endemic birdlife of Tasmania on this immersive seven-day small group tour. Tasmania is one of Australia's most rewarding birding destinations, supporting 12 bird species found nowhere else on earth alongside a remarkable diversity of seabirds, waterbirds, raptors, and nocturnal wildlife across its varied island habitats. From the forested slopes of Kunanyi / Mount Wellington and the coastal heathlands of Lunawuni / Bruny Island to the car-free wilderness of Wukaluwikiwayna / Maria Island and the remote buttongrass moorlands of the South West, this tour visits the finest and most productive birding locations in the state with the depth and pace that serious wildlife enthusiasts deserve. The undisputed highlight is a scenic flight into Melaleuca, deep in the South West Wilderness, for a rare encounter with the critically endangered orange-bellied parrot. With all 12 Tasmanian endemics on the target list, this is Tasmanian birding at its most comprehensive and rewarding.

Flinders Island Cabin Park is set on 2.5 acres of beautiful park-like grounds and provides a range of self-contained; fully equipped studio, one and two-bedroom cabins. Combined with their rental vehicles, they can tailor holiday packages to suit singles, couples, families and groups. The Lodge and Cottage are spacious two-bedroom cabin's that can sleep up to four people. They have a large living area It is perfect for a couple that would like a bit of extra space, families or two couples. The Deluxe Cabin is spacious and comfortable with queen bed, ensuite and fully equipped kitchen as well as its own private courtyard. The one-bedroom cabins are larger than the studio cabins with separate bedroom and dining area. The cosy studio cabins are fully self-contained one-bedroom en suite cabins and can be configured with a double or two single beds. All cabins have recently had heat pumps installed The newly built pavilion and BBQ area is an ideal spot for gatherings with friends and guests.

Baileys Lane is just a five minutes' drive from Whitemark, Flinders Island's main centre, it's off the Lady Barron Road and down a short lane. Set in a large grassed area, this north facing property reflects its 1950s origins. Decorated with an eclectic mix of contemporary art and 1950s retro and with sculptural works in the grounds, the property is set for a relaxing break. There are three bedrooms with a mix of king or queen size beds, two toilets, two showers, well three, if you count the hot outdoor shower. There is a separate lounge and a large kitchen, living area. It's full of light and space with lots of atmosphere, you can enjoy the morning sun and the sound of the magpies. There is a gas cook top/electric oven, heaps of bench space and the romance of a slow combustion stove, where you can cook great roasts - if the fancy takes you. The house is fully equipped with all the usual things to make a great holiday including two bikes, tennis racquets, board games, an eclectic range of coffee table books and novels!! It's a great place to entertain or just sit outside and take in the views of Mt Strzelecki. Baileys Lane also offers guests an edible garden and seasonal fruits like mulberries, and pears. Free wi-fi available.

The Interstate Hotel offers en-suite hotel accommodation and a self-contained apartment in the centre of Whitemark. The hotel has been operating for over 100 years and offers standard hotel rooms upstairs. Most rooms have a television, en-suite bathroom, and double/ single beds. All rooms have a window overlooking the sea or the mountain ranges. The ground-floor apartment has five rooms, as well as a kitchen and lounge area. The hotel is suitable for small groups or couples. The hotel is situated on the main street close to all commercial facilities that you may need and is also only a small walk to a safe swimming beach, BBQ area and jetty.