4 Day Tasmanian East Coast Photography Tour

Discover Tasmania's beautiful waterfalls and rainforest landscapes through the eyes of a local photographer. Wild Artistic's waterfall photography workshops are available in two locations: Liffey Falls in northern Tasmania and Russell Falls in the south. Choose the experience that best fits your Tasmanian itinerary and spend an immersive day learning to capture flowing water, changing light and the atmosphere of the surrounding forest. Led by experienced Tasmanian photographer Rick Budai, each small-group workshop combines practical photography tuition with time to explore and appreciate one of the island's most memorable natural settings. You'll learn how to use shutter speed creatively, compose compelling waterfall images and work confidently with filters and challenging forest light. Rick provides friendly, individual guidance throughout the experience, making the workshop suitable for enthusiastic beginners and more experienced photographers looking to refine their technique. There is plenty of time to experiment, ask questions and photograph without feeling rushed. Whether photography is a focus of your Tasmanian holiday or simply a rewarding way to experience the landscape, you'll leave with new skills, beautiful images and a deeper appreciation of Tasmania's wild places.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. A peaceful campground elevated on a hill with fantastic mountain scenery and rural views, spectacular night skies where you can seek the Milky Way Galaxy and both nearby galaxies (The Magellanic Clouds are two irregular dwarf galaxies visible to the naked eye in the southern celestial hemisphere and are the nearest neighbors of only 163,000 and 200,000 light-years away ) count the shooting stars and satellites passing by, with winter misty mornings and evenings, or beautiful spring blossoms, nature's bird songs and native wildlife in the quaint rural village of Patersonia. Positioned near fishing areas and a 15 minute drive to Hollybank mountain bike paths and Hollybank Treetop Adventures, a 15 minute drive to Launceston and Lilydale, and 30 minutes to beautiful Scottsdale.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Located just 9 kilometres from Scottsdale, Pandora Valley offers a secluded and sheltered camping area in a paddock with not a house in sight. The property is nestled within the scenic Cuckoo Valley, covering 90 acres and currently operating as a beef farm. The Mackenzie Rivulet winds through 20 acres of native rainforest in the centre of the property, providing hours of exploration for campers. The rivulet is shallow, with clear, slow-moving water, making it a perfect spot to cool off on a warm summer's day or a beautiful place to sit back and read a book. The property has only recently been purchased by its current owners and is a work in progress, so for now there are limited facilities onsite. Campsites are pet friendly. Fire pits are allowed in all sites.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Explore northern Tasmania with this affordable base camp. Stay for up to 29 nights per booking. There are are a few things to do on the property if you don't feel the need to travel. There are a few trails throughout the forest perfect for quad bikes, short bushwalks and wildlife spotting. There is a large dam in a secluded spot that would be a great place to swim on a hot summer's day Easy access to the Tasman Highway.