Four-Day Bay of Fires Walk in Tasmania

The Bay of Fires in Tasmania is lush with rich fauna and flora and there’s too much to be discovered there to leave it up to chance. That’s why you should consider booking a four-day Bay of Fires Lodge Walk. Trained guides will take you through unparalleled wilderness while you relax in the evenings at an award-winning lodge and campsite.

Day One

You’ll depart on the first day for Mt. Willian National Park where you’ll discover Scottsdale and the tin-mining town of Derby. The park provides excellent views of the bordering Bass Strait Islands while you enjoy meals surrounded by pristine beaches and native birds.
Day Two

Day Two is an intrepid adventure along the coastline, where you’ll encounter coves, sand dunes and spend time exploring the famous Eddystone Point Lighthouse. From there, you can head to the lodge and enjoy a cup of tea or massage while you bask in the waves.

Day Three

The third day of the trip is entirely yours to enjoy. Spend the day kayaking, spotting dolphins and whales or sleeping in late into the morning if you desire. Explore the local forests and rivers or spend a day soaking up the sun on the white, sandy beaches.

Day Four

The final day of your trip includes the trek back home, where you’ll pass through the Piper’s Brook wine region and stop for a drink or two. Your group will find themselves walking through eucalyptus forests and surrounded by many native birds on your way home.

Prices for the trip begin at $2,300 and can change based upon the dates of your travels.