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Get Back on Trek! Tasmania season resumes

We're ready to welcome you back safely to the outdoors

The Tasmanian government has eased border restrictions for all states and territories, which means you can head down there this summer without the need to quarantine on arrival.

We've already seen a number of Tasmanian residents joining our trips from September 2020 safely and responsibly, and for non-Tasmanian residents, our season of world-class Tasmanian walking, cycling and rafting trips are waiting for you. Book your Tassie adventure stress-free with our flexible cancellations and you only pay when your trip becomes 100% operable.

FAQs: What you need to know

• WHO'S ALLOWED IN? Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, the Northern Territory, Australian Capital Territory as well as New Zealand residents who have not spent time in an infected area 14 days prior to entry are currently allowed to enter Tasmania.

• WILL I NEED TO QUARANTINE? If your state or country is listed above and you have not spent time in a medium or high-risk area, you will not need to quarantine^. Travellers will just need to register their travel via the Tas E-Travel online system three days prior to arriving in Tasmania.

• SHOULD I STILL BOOK MY TRAVEL PLANS? Yes. Our Stress Free Booking Policy means your money is protected and your adventure plans can easily be rebooked. So you can plan ahead without the worry of sudden state restrictions arising and the assurance that you will be travelling in a safe and responsible way.

• WHAT'S THE GIST OF THE STRESS FREE BOOKING POLICY? Enjoy flexible cancellation terms on all our Tasmanian adventures with the added advantage of only paying final balances once your trip is guaranteed to run, so you can lock in your next active holiday stress-free!

• WHAT TRIPS CAN I BOOK ON? All of them! The Overland Track, South Coast Track, rafting the Franklin River, cycling along the East Coast – all of our most popular active adventures – will return with the only difference being that extra COVID-19 Safety Plan precautions are in place. Learn more about how we plan to keep you safe on our trips. You can easily view a trip availability online under the "Departure Dates" section of the trip page.

To keep up with demand, we've added extra summer dates on the iconic Overland Track with NEW wilderness walks on Maria Island and in the Tarkine Forest Reserve, so you can start planning your next safe and all-inclusive adventure to the island state.


^Information is correct as of 27 January 2021. For the latest government travel advice to Tasmania visit coronavirus.tas.gov.au

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For added peace of mind, payment of final balances for any confirmed tour will be due 14 days prior to the trip departure date.

Airlines are offering some attractive airfares to help kick start domestic tourism and fare rules are also currently much more flexible. 

Ready to burst the iso-bubble and return to the wilderness? Start browsing our trips below and book early to secure your place now on one of our small group guided or self guided Tasmanian adventures.

Popular guided Tasmanian adventures

Self guided Tasmanian holidays

Multi-activity Tasmanian holidays

Selected as one of National Geographic Traveler magazine’s ’50 Tours of a Lifetime’ this complete active adventure traverses all the must-see highlights of Tasmania’s spectacular East Coast. With a combination of vehicle supported cycling, kayaking and walking you will make the absolute most of this adventure playground. Over six days you will cycle through picturesque rural landscapes, past vineyards and lush orchards, along stunning coastline, and down deep forested valleys. You will kayak the sparkling aquamarine waters of Freycinet National Park and walk to one of the world’s most beautiful beaches – Wineglass Bay. You’ll catch a ferry to Maria Island and spend two days discovering the rich history, world class scenery and extremely friendly wildlife. A drive to the summit of Kunanyi (Mt Wellington) is the fitting conclusion to this fun filled trip. This tour caters to a wide range of fitness levels, with the constant support of guides and vehicle, so you can complete as many or as few kilometres as you please. Each day we make the most of the great outdoors, and each evening is spent celebrating and relaxing over a delicious 3-course meal showcasing the finest of Tasmania’s famous produce. Learn more at: https://worldexpeditions.com/cyt
Take in 360-degree panoramic views of Tasmania's highest mountains and surrounding wilderness from the summit of Cradle Mountain. The short day walks through this UNESCO World Heritage listed national park is simply unbeatable. Carrying just a day pack, explore the base of the Great Western Tiers on foot before a visit to the fascinating caves of the Mole Creek Karst National Park. Continue to the Cradle Mountain National Park high country where you'll have a number of impressive walks to choose from; you can even tackle the summit of Cradle Mountain (weather permitting). With healthy meals, comfortable accommodation, 24 hour emergency backup and professional guides provided, you'll be able to focus on enjoying your holiday. This is a fantastic introduction to active travel. Find out more: https://worldexpeditions.com/Australia/Trekking-Hiking/Cradle-Mountain-Short-Escape

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