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Explore Australia’s island state poised at the edge of the world, where the Southern, Indian and Pacific Oceans collide. Here pristine World Heritage wilderness and national parks teem with native wildlife. Tasmania’s natural beauty sees rugged mountain ranges culminate in soaring coastal cliffs and crescent-shaped beaches carved by the elements. Amidst this pristine, natural backdrop Tasmania’s intriguing colonial history is underpinned by compelling convict heritage and historic sites. An island shaped by its climate, fertile pastures and verdant valleys produce a bounty of world-renowned food, wine and artisanal beers and spirits, making a Tasmanian expedition cruise tantalising for all the senses.
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An immersive voyage into the wilderness, this cruise showcases the rugged coastal beauty of Australia’s island state. Become immersed in Tasmania’s breathtaking National Parks; from the perfect circular formation of Wineglass Bay, to the otherworldly remoteness of Port Davey and the wildlife refuge of Maria Island. Enjoy a taste of Tasmania’s authentic food experiences.
> Departs January to March 2021 & 2022
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Hiking Themed: Cruise and hike Tasmania’s scenic coast. The imposing cliffs, sandy beaches and sapphire waters of the rugged coast of Tasmania offer an experience of spectacular beauty. These special departures combine an expedition voyage with coastal treks on some of Tasmania’s best walking tracks – a uniquely Australian back-to-nature experience.
> Departs 16 February & 08 March 2021 > 17 Janurary 2022
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Experience the nautical tradition that is the 76th Sydney to Hobart yacht race! Be part of the action from the start of the race in Sydney, then sail the south coast and Bass Strait to enjoy the scenic Tasmanian coast. On arrival in Hobart, join the festivities of race presentations and New Year’s Eve celebrations before disembarking on January 1.
> Departs 26 December 2021
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Join us on our full circumnavigation voyage of Tasmania, showcasing the best of the remote parks, islands and harbours along the coast of this pristine island. This 16 night voyage will include a visit to the Josef Chromy Vineyard, hiking through the Strzelecki National Park on Flinders Island, a gourmet lunch and dairy tour on King Island, and more than two days exploring the rarely-visited World Heritage wilderness of Port Davey.
> Departs 1 January 2022 & 26 February 2022
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The Tasmanian wilderness is one of the largest conservation reserves in Australia with approximately 1.6 million hectares of protected temperate wilderness. With hundreds of archaeological sites, a vast diversity of flora and home to several animals either extinct or threatened on mainland Australia, it made the World Heritage List in 1982. The insularity of the isle state of Tasmania and of the Tasmanian Wilderness in particular, has contributed to its uniqueness.
Included in the Tasmanian World Heritage Area is the iconic Southwest National Park which encapsulates Port Davey and Bathurst Harbour, themselves part of the Port Davey Marine Reserve. At Port Davey, sharp rocky ridges rise up from the southern ocean and present a stark contrast to the bright green ranges whilst the underwater landscape, influenced by tannin-rich freshwater that drains into the harbour from four major rivers, is most unusual.
Isolated from mainland Australia by Bass Strait, some of the wildlife and marine life that inhabit Tasmania’s wilderness and coastal landscapes are seen nowhere else. Here’s our tips for the best wildlife spotting opportunities in Tasmania.
Tasmania’s glowing reputation for world-class culinary experiences is well deserved. Australia’s island state produces extraordinary cuisine, best enjoyed when washed down with wine, beer, cider and artisanal spirits with distinct Tassie flavours. From berries and beer, to cider and salmon; Tasmania has established itself as a world-class foodie destination.
Tasmania is renowned for its pristine wilderness, sweeping beaches and dramatic coastal cliffs plunging into cobalt blue seas. The waterfront capital, Hobart is popular with sailors who undertake the gruelling 630 nautical mile Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.
Isolated from mainland Australia by Bass Strait, some of the wildlife and marine life that inhabit Tasmania’s wilderness and coastal landscapes are seen nowhere else. Here’s our tips for the best wildlife spotting opportunities in Tasmania.
Tasmania’s glowing reputation for world-class culinary experiences is well deserved. Australia’s island state produces extraordinary cuisine, best enjoyed when washed down with wine, beer, cider and artisanal spirits with distinct Tassie flavours. From berries and beer, to cider and salmon; Tasmania has established itself as a world-class foodie destination.
Tasmania is renowned for its pristine wilderness, sweeping beaches and dramatic coastal cliffs plunging into cobalt blue seas. The waterfront capital, Hobart is popular with sailors who undertake the gruelling 630 nautical mile Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.
Get active: Hiking in Tasmania
The Tasmanian wilderness is recognised by UNESCO for its ancient forests, and the best way to experience it is on foot. Sometimes guests feel daunted by the idea of a hike in Tasmania, but the walks included in this itinerary are very accessible, and often become the highlight of the voyage. At Freycinet National Park, guests can walk to the Wine Glass Bay lookout, one of the world’s most photographed locations. The Fluted Cape Trek, at the southern end of the picturesque Adventure Bay, takes about two hours return, but rewards you with stunning views of Storm Bay. Another beautiful trek is the walk along the Mt Beattie track which rewards walkers with incredible views over Bathurst Harbour, Bathurst Channel and Melaleuca Inlet.
The Australian Fur Seal (Artoccephalus Pusillus Doriferus)
The largest of all fur seals is found on Tasman Island. It has distinctive long, backward sweeping whiskers, and can grow to 227cm in length and up to 360kg in weight. They can also easily walk about over the rocks using all four flippers. These hefty guys love to eat bony fish, squid and octopus.
Ewe-nique Cheese – Woodbridge, Tasmania
Meet “The Girls” at Australia’s only organic sheep cheesery.Taste four different Gold Medal winning cheeses and view the process of cheese making from paddock to palate. Sample Primavera and White Pearl. Bon appetit!
