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Pack-free Walking

With Auswalk, you’ll always walk without a heavy pack. Bring what you want for the day, and we’ll ensure the rest of your luggage is transferred so you can enjoy pack-free walking.

30+ Years Experience

For over 30 years, we’ve been helping walkers, hikers, and ramblers explore the world at walking pace, discovering amazing views and hidden gems, one step at a time.

30,000 Walkers and Counting

Thousands of walkers have explored the world with Auswalk over the years, and our loyal followers are growing every day!

Walking Experts

Our consultants have first-hand experience walking in Tasmania's spectacular wilderness, so you’ll get the very best advice!

Discover Tasmania

one Step at a Time

Choose the perfect walk for your journey, whether you prefer flexibility or expert guidance, we have options tailored to you.

Experience the diverse splendour of Tasmania on foot with Auswalk Walking Holidays, from the remote beauty of the Tarkine Rainforest to the white sand of the Freycinet Peninsula.  Explore the iconic Three Capes Walk in comfort or visit Tasmania's pristine islands. We have an itinerary to suit every type of walker! 

Where History Meets Nature

From the Port Arthur Penal Colony to the Wild Tasman Peninsula Capes.

Discover the breathtaking Tasman Peninsula, just 90 minutes from Hobart, where history meets unmatched natural beauty. 

Home to the Port Arthur Penal Colony and the world-famous Three Capes Walk, this is your gateway to adventure. 

Marvel at turquoise water in Fortescue Bay, awe-inspiring views at Cape Hauy and Cape Raoul, and the legendary waves of Shipstern Bluff. Spot whales, dolphins, and majestic sea eagles.  

Walk, Explore, & Relax

Stewarts Bay Lodge is the home base for our Three Capes Itineraries. Nestled between the beach and the forest, Stewarts Bay Lodge provides all the creature comforts so you can unwind after a day on the track. 

Enjoy two-course a la carte dinners, hearty breakfasts, a packed walker's lunch and private ensuite rooms.

Unwind in comfort at Stewarts Bay Lodge

Tasmania's Iconic Bays in Comfort

Explore the Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania’s most iconic coastal walking destination. With pink-hued granite mountains and secluded pristine beaches, the Freycinet Peninsula provides a perfect blend of coastal bliss with native forests.

Stay at the stunning Freycinet Lodge with all the creature comforts. Enjoy chef-prepared meals with a side of breathtaking coastal views after a day of exploring the Peninsula's best landscapes on foot.

Immerse yourself in the splendid isolation of Tasmania on the Bay of Fires walk, famous for crystal-clear waters, pristine white beaches, and orange lichen-covered granite boulders. 

Then travel south to the Freycinet Peninsula to walk the iconic Wineglass Bay. Choose your challenge with easier and harder options offered each day.  

This group-guided trip is perfect for those who want to explore Freycinet and the Bay of Fires with expert guides and fellow walkers.

Australia's Hidden Gem, Waiting to be Explored

Just a short 30-minute flight from Launceston or 45 minutes from Melbourne, Flinders Island is a real hidden gem.

Flinders Island is the largest of the 52 islands that make up the Furneaux Group, located in Bass Strait off the coast of Tasmania. It’s a spectacularly diverse, wild, and rugged landscape. 

This island paradise offers a mesmerising mix of lush forests, rugged mountain ranges, and pristine coastal trails. Today, it's considered one of Tasmania's most underrated walking destinations! 

Never Far From Nature

Our experts hand-select each accommodation to ensure you're never far from the action. Enjoy self-contained apartments with the beach at your doorstep and unwind in luxury nature cabins at the foothills of Mount Killiecrankie. Flinders Island offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. 

CUSTOM-BUILT

Bespoke walking holidays are tailored to suit the needs and timeframes of any individual or group, regardless of size. Whether the preference is for something privately guided or to customise an existing self-guided walk, our experienced team is here to deliver your trip, your way.  

SELF-GUIDED

Anyone looking to go it alone on a walking holiday, or alongside companions, will find self-guided tours present the freedom to set their own pace, while following comprehensive walk notes and marked maps. 

GROUP-GUIDED

For those seeking to explore walking holidays with other like-minded people, a knowledgeable Auswalk guide offers support as well as a choice of easier and more challenging group-guided options each day. 

Take the first step, book your Tasmanian walking holiday today.

Speak to our experts for tailored advice and guidance from those who’ve walked the path. 

Take the first step- book your Tasmanian walking holiday today.

Speak to our experts for tailored advice and guidance from those who’ve walked the path. 

Embark on the adventure of a lifetime in Tasmania's untouched wilderness with expert guidance and 24/7 support.

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Embark on the adventure of a lifetime in Tasmania's untouched wilderness with expert guidance and 24/7 support.

© Copyright 2024 Auswalk Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved

Tourism Awards & Certified in sustainable nature-based experiences.

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Leading Australian Walkers Since 1993

Our Top Tasmanian Walking Destinations

Wild Coastlines, Quiet Beaches & Native Forests.

Located just off the southeastern coast of Tasmania, Bruny Island is a spectacular destination known for its unique blend of dramatic natural landscapes, abundant wildlife, and exceptional gourmet food. Geographically, it's made up of two separate islands, North and South Bruny, connected by a long, narrow, sandy isthmus known as The Neck. This natural causeway is one of the island's most iconic features, offering breathtaking panoramic views from the Truganini Lookout and serving as a crucial breeding ground for little penguins and short-tailed shearwaters. 

Beyond its natural beauty, Bruny Island has become a renowned foodie destination. The Island's cool climate and pristine environment is perfect for producing a wide array of artisan goods. Visit the Bruny Island Cheese Company and sample local cheese, bread, and beer. Indulge in fresh oysters, caught by local fishermen off the south coast of Bruny Island in what's said to be the cleanest waters on the planet!

Sample Local Delicacies

Tasmania's Iconic Bays in Comfort

Explore the Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania’s most iconic coastal walking destination. With pink-hued granite mountains, secluded pristine beaches, the Freycinet Peninsula provides a perfect blend of coastal bliss and native forests.

Stay in the stunning Freycinet Lodge with all the creature comforts. Enjoy chef-prepared meals with a side of breathtaking coastal views after a day of exploring the Peninsula's best landscapes on foot.

Walk Your Way

Our self-guided Freycinet itinerary gives you the freedom to walk without the hassle of luggage and logistics! We take care of transfers, accommodation, and meals so you can explore the region pack-free and at your own pace. Day one includes a private transfer from Launceston and a walk via Wineglass Bay and the Hazards. Day two takes you on a cruise along the Freycinet National Park Coastline, passing the remote Schouten Island. Summit Mount Amos on day three for incredible views over Wineglass Bay before transferring back to Launceston. 

A Self-Guided Adventure

Whether you choose a self-guided walk, giving you the freedom to set your pace with the reassurance of local on-island support, or a group-guided experience, led by two experts who’ll take care of every detail from dawn to dusk, you’re in the best hands

No matter your style, you’ll enjoy unparalleled comfort and hospitality. Every day is a new opportunity to immerse yourself in the Island's awe-inspiring beauty.

Group-Guided & Self-Guided

Pack-free Walking

With Auswalk, you’ll always walk without a heavy pack. Bring what you want for the day, and we’ll ensure the rest of your luggage is transferred so you can enjoy pack-free walking.

30+ Years Experience

For over 30 years, we’ve been helping walkers, hikers, and ramblers explore the world at walking pace, discovering amazing views and hidden gems, one step at a time.

30,000 Walkers and Counting

Thousands of walkers have explored the world with Auswalk over the years, and our loyal followers are growing every day!

Walking Experts

Our consultants have first-hand experience walking in Tasmania's spectacular wilderness, so you’ll get the very best advice!

Discover Tasmania

one Step at a Time

Choose the perfect walk for your journey, whether you prefer flexibility or expert guidance, we have options tailored to you.

Our Top Tasmanian Walking Destinations

Three Capes Walk

4-5 days from $2,485. Group-Guided & Self-Guided. 

Where History Meets Nature

From the Port Arthur Penal Colony to the Wild Tasman Peninsula Capes.

Discover the breathtaking Tasman Peninsula, just 90 minutes from Hobart, where history meets unmatched natural beauty. 

Home to the Port Arthur Penal Colony and the world-famous Three Capes Walk, this is your gateway to adventure. 

Marvel at turquoise water in Fortescue Bay, awe-inspiring views at Cape Hauy and Cape Raoul, and the legendary waves of Shipstern Bluff. Spot whales, dolphins, and majestic sea eagles.  

Walk, Explore, & Relax

Stewarts Bay Lodge is the home base for our Three Capes Itineraries. Nestled between the beach and the forest, Stewarts Bay Lodge provides all the creature comforts so you can unwind after a day on the track. 

Enjoy two-course a la carte dinners, hearty breakfasts, a packed walker's lunch and private ensuite rooms.

Unwind in comfort at Stewarts Bay Lodge

Go off-grid with all of the creature comforts in one of the world's largest cool-temperate rainforests. This 65-million-year-old forest is home to unique tree species, unspoiled rivers, rare native wildlife, ancient fossils, and awe-inspiring mountains. A refuge for biodiversity, the Tarkine is a place which can only be truely appreciated on foot. With cosy wilderness lodges to unwind in each evening, our Tarkine & Cradle Mountain itineraries are the ultimate way to experience Tasmania's wild landscapes. 

The Freshest Air in the World

The Tarkine Rainforest

Explore dramatic natural beauty, unique geology, and ancient ecosystems at the glacially formed Cradle Mountain. This area is a living museum of ancient flora, featuring Gondwanan species such as the native deciduous Fagus, which puts on a brilliant display of colour each autumn. Explore stunning trails, including sections of the world-famous Overland Track, then return to cosy accommodation each night. 

Ways to Walk

Group Guided & Self Guided

Explore Tasmania's Tarkine with an expert guide and fellow travellers. With transfers, meals, and accommodation included, you can fully immerse yourself in nature without worrying about luggage and logistics. Due to the remote and protected nature of the Tarkine Rainforest, we only offer group trips to the region. 

If you'd prefer a self-guided journey, check out our Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair itineraries. All logistics are taken care of by Auswalk so you can walk with confidence, stay in great accommodation, and take the trail at your own pace.

The Freshest Air in the World

The Tarkine Rainforest

Go off-grid with all of the creature comforts in one of the world's largest cool-temperate rainforests. This 65-million-year-old forest is home to unique tree species, unspoiled rivers, rare native wildlife, ancient fossils, and awe-inspiring mountains. A refuge for biodiversity, the Tarkine is a place which can only be truely appreciated on foot. With cosy wilderness lodges to unwind in each evening, our Tarkine & Cradle Mountain itineraries are the ultimate way to experience Tasmania's wild landscapes. 

Explore dramatic natural beauty, unique geology, and ancient ecosystems at the glacially formed Cradle Mountain. This area is a living museum of ancient flora, featuring Gondwanan species such as the native deciduous Fagus, which puts on a brilliant display of colour each autumn. Explore stunning trails, including sections of the world-famous Overland Track, then return to cosy accommodation each night. 

Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park

Ways to Walk

Group Guided & Self Guided

Explore Tasmania's Tarkine with an expert guide and fellow travellers. With transfers, meals, and accommodation included, you can fully immerse yourself in nature without worrying about luggage and logistics. Due to the remote and protected nature of the Tarkine Rainforest, we only offer group trips to the region. 

If you'd prefer a self-guided journey, check out our Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair itineraries. All logistics are taken care of by Auswalk so you can walk with confidence, stay in great accommodation, and take the trail at your own pace.

Freyinet Peninsula & Bay of Fires

Tasmania's Iconic Bays in Comfort

Explore the Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania’s most iconic coastal walking destination. With pink-hued granite mountains and secluded pristine beaches, the Freycinet Peninsula provides a perfect blend of coastal bliss with native forests.

Stay at the stunning Freycinet Lodge with all the creature comforts. Enjoy chef-prepared meals with a side of breathtaking coastal views after a day of exploring the Peninsula's best landscapes on foot.

3-4 days from $2,075. Group-Guided & Self-Guided. 

Immerse yourself in the splendid isolation of Tasmania on the Bay of Fires walk, famous for crystal-clear waters, pristine white beaches, and orange lichen-covered granite boulders. 

Then travel south to the Freycinet Peninsula to walk the iconic Wineglass Bay. Choose your challenge with easier and harder options offered each day.  

This group-guided trip is perfect for those who want to explore Freycinet and the Bay of Fires with expert guides and fellow walkers.

Explore the Bay of Fires & Freycinet on One Trip

A Group-Guided Walk

Walk Your Way

Our self-guided Freycinet itinerary gives you the freedom to walk without the hassle of luggage and logistics! We take care of transfers, accommodation, and meals so you can explore the region pack-free and at your own pace. Day one includes a private transfer from Launceston and a walk via Wineglass Bay and the Hazards. Day two takes you on a cruise along the Freycinet National Park Coastline, passing the remote Schouten Island. Summit Mount Amos on day three for incredible views over Wineglass Bay before transferring back to Launceston. 

A Self-Guided Adventure

Australia's Hidden Gem, Waiting to be Explored

Just a short 30-minute flight from Launceston or 45 minutes from Melbourne, Flinders Island is a real hidden gem.

Flinders Island is the largest of the 52 islands that make up the Furneaux Group, located in Bass Strait off the coast of Tasmania. It’s a spectacularly diverse, wild, and rugged landscape. 

This island paradise offers a mesmerising mix of lush forests, rugged mountain ranges, and pristine coastal trails. Today, it's considered one of Tasmania's most underrated walking destinations! 

Never Far From Nature

Flinders Island

5-7 days from $2,470. Group-Guided & Self-Guided.

4 days from $2,795. Group-Guided.

Wild Coastlines, Quiet Beaches & Native Forests.

Located just off the southeastern coast of Tasmania, Bruny Island is a spectacular destination known for its unique blend of dramatic natural landscapes, abundant wildlife, and exceptional gourmet food. Geographically, it's made up of two separate islands, North and South Bruny, connected by a long, narrow, sandy isthmus known as The Neck. This natural causeway is one of the island's most iconic features, offering breathtaking panoramic views from the Truganini Lookout and serving as a crucial breeding ground for little penguins and short-tailed shearwaters. 

Bruny Island is a vital sanctuary for several rare and endangered species, most famously a thriving population of white wallabies. This unique genetic variation of the Bennett's wallaby flourishes here due to a lack of predators, making it a reliable place to spot these rare animals in the wild. The island is also a critical habitat for critically endangered birds, including the Forty-spotted Pardalote and the migratory Swift Parrot, both of which rely on the island's unique ecosystems for their survival. Keep your eyes out for these magnificent creatures! 

Beyond its natural beauty, Bruny Island has become a renowned foodie destination. The Island's cool climate and pristine environment is perfect for producing a wide array of artisan goods. Visit the Bruny Island Cheese Company and sample local cheese, bread, and beer. Indulge in fresh oysters, caught by local fishermen off the south coast of Bruny Island in what's said to be the cleanest waters on the planet!

Sample Local Delicacies

Meet the Locals