Inspiration Outdoors Walking Tours - Tasmania

Over five days you will immerse yourself in the spectacular beauty and peacefulness of the Bay of Fires area. Renowned for its bursts of colour from its fiery orange lichen-covered granite rocks to the aquamarine waters, the Bay of Fires are rich in history and cultural significance. Carrying only a day pack each day and returning to comfortable accommodation, a hot shower and a delicious meal with like-minded walkers, this walk is achievable to those with a moderate level of fitness. There are many long beach sections and some pebbly headlands so some training on sandy and rocky terrain is highly recommended. Our itinerary is carefully curated to allow for an evening arrival and 4 full days of walking.

Over six days you will explore the south coast of Tasmania, including walks on the quaint and vibrant Bruny Island as well as Hartz Mountain and Cockle Creek to South Cape Walk. One step away from Antartica the South Coast of Tasmania boasts wild coastline teeming with marine life and is a hub for fresh produce, including fudge, chocolate, truffles, berries, cheese, honey and fresh oysters. You will complete a series of walks around this area returning to comfortable accommodation, a hot shower and a delicious meal each evening.

Walk the iconic and picturesque tracks of the Central Highlands of Tasmania over seven days. This tour includes the Overland Track, Mt Field National Park as well as some of the best walks in the Cradle Mountain area. Starting in Hobart you will travel up the Centre of Tasmania staying in comfortable accommodation in Madena, Lake St Clair and Cradle Mountain. Each day you will walk with only a day pack and return to your accommodation each evening to relax and recap your days adventure.

The East Coast of Tasmania is a mecca for walking. Trek some of it’s highlights on this five day lodge accommodated, guided walking tour. From the sprawling aquamarine Wineglass Bay to the mighty heights of Maria Island and the Three Capes Track this tour will leave you with a fever for hiking in Tasmania.