3 Day Wilderness Adventure with Flights, Cruise & More - Departs Hobart

• Explore Tasmania's Southwest wilderness on a two night camping adventure
• Three days action-packed with hiking, boat cruises, and scenic return flights from Hobart
• All food and private boutique wilderness camp accommodation included

Adventure around the Southwest Tasmanian wilderness on this three day guided trip, action-packed with everything from return scenic flights from Hobart, to sightseeing boat cruises, guided hikes, and all food and two nights' boutique camp accommodation included. Discover untouched natural gems, soak up the cleanest air in the world, cruise waterways of the Port Davey Marine Reserve, soar over incredible sights, and you can even climb a mountain if you're up for it.

Kick off with a spectacular scenic flight from Cambridge Airport to the Southwest National Park. Look down at amazing views as you follow the coast past Bruny Island to Cockle Creek, up the South Coast Track and taking in sights like Precipitous Bluff, Mt La Perouse, Ironbound Range and remote Maatsuyker Island. Arriving at Melaleuca, jump onto a private boat to explore the incredible waterways of the Port Davey Marine Reserve before arriving at your private and comfortable wilderness camp.

Your three day itinerary will be adapted to suit your group, and will be packed with incredible sights and action. Explore Huon Pine forest on the Old River, the untouched Celery Top Islands and plenty more amazing spots for nature-lovers with a variety of easy to moderate hikes to do. Travel by boat through the Bathurst Narrows with its 800-metre mountains rising from the sea and you can opt to walk up Mt Milner to take in views of Port Davey and the Bathurst Narrows. Cruise along the protected side of Breaksea Island, visit an ancient Aboriginal ochre cave at Schooner Cove, explore Balmoral Beach, and you can even opt to hike to the top of Mt Beattie.

There is plenty of adventure packed into your three day trip, and you'll be kept fuelled up with all meals and refreshments supplied, including a hearty feast of great locally produced food and Tasmanian wine.