Southern Edge Experience

What You Will See

Diverse Landscapes: Traverse through a variety of terrains, from lush rainforests and serene lakes to rugged mountains and cascading waterfalls, capturing the essence of Tasmania’s Southern Edge.

Hastings Caves: Delve into the depths of the world-renowned Hastings Caves, marveling at their ancient formations.

Local Artisans: Engage with the region’s creative spirit by visiting local studios, where you can witness and participate in the art-making process, from pottery to sustainable fabric design.

Culinary Delights: Savor the flavors of Tasmania with visits to boutique wineries and distilleries, enjoying tastings and meeting the passionate producers behind the products.

Itinerary

Day 1: Begin with a morning walk on Mount Wellington, followed by a visit to a local potter’s studio and an evening at the Kermandie Hotel.
Day 2: Explore the Southport-Ida Bay area, tour Hastings Caves, and enjoy a wine tasting session.
Day 3: Hike to Hartz Peak, participate in a sustainable fabric workshop, and conclude with a seafood dinner.
Day 4: Choose from optional activities, including a Huon River cruise or a visit to a local cider house, paired with wine tastings and dinner.
Day 5: Journey to Bruny Island for a day of exploration, local produce tasting, and scenic walks, before returning to Hobart.

Optional Activities

Huon River Cruise: Experience the scenic beauty of the Huon River from a unique vantage point on a relaxing cruise.

Glass Blowing: Discover the art of glass blowing with a hands-on demonstration at a local studio.

Local Winery and Cider House Visits: Explore the region’s rich viticulture with tastings at local wineries and cider houses.

General Information

Accommodation: Stay at the historic Kermandie Hotel, offering comfortable rooms and exceptional dining experiences.

Customization: Tailor your adventure with our flexible tour structure, allowing you to select activities that match your interests and fitness level.

Sustainability: By joining our tour, you support local communities, artisans, and producers, contributing to sustainable tourism in the region.