Three Capes Long Weekend

Wake to the gentle stillness of the Tasmanian wilderness and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee drifting through camp. After a relaxed morning, we lace up our boots for the 5-6 hour return walk to Cape Raoul. We’ll be transferred to the trailhead, with lunch packed in our daypacks, ready to begin the journey. The trail starts with a gradual climb through fragrant eucalypt forest before opening out to reveal the vast Tasman Sea, a view so immense it feels like the edge of the world. From here, the track descends to the Cape Raoul lookout, where on a quiet day you might even hear the distant calls of seals far below. If the weather is kind, we’ll enjoy lunch with sweeping ocean views; if not, there are sheltered spots along the track that make for a peaceful picnic. The return walk is just as rewarding, offering new perspectives and countless photo opportunities. A short transfer brings us back to camp for a restful afternoon, perfect for relaxing on your private deck, soaking in the scenery, or unwinding with a good book in the crisp Tasmanian air. As evening falls, we’ll gather in the dining room for another hearty dinner and a few tall Cape Raoul stories shared among friends.
Approximately 5-6 hours walking

Wake to another hearty breakfast prepared by your guides, the perfect fuel for your final day on the Tasman Peninsula. Today’s walk begins at Tasman Arch, following coastal tracks that wind past striking sedimentary rock formations and out to sweeping ocean views. After about 2.3 kilometres, we reach Waterfall Bay, where a slender waterfall spills dramatically over the sea cliffs into the ocean below. Here, you can choose to turn back or continue a little further to Waterfall Bluff for even more spectacular coastal scenery. By early afternoon, we’ll be back on the bus, heading to a local vineyard for a well-earned, all-inclusive lunch and wine tasting, a relaxed and delicious way to celebrate the journey we’ve shared. After lunch, we make our easy return to Hobart, with hotel drop-offs around 4:45pm (or airport transfers between 4:15–4:30pm). Then again, you might find the Three Capes Long Weekend has cast its spell, and decide to linger a little longer, discovering the region’s cosy oceanfront stays, whiskies, lavender fields, and uncrowded beaches.
Approximately 3 hours walking