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Perch on driftwood and let the soft sands and vibrant orange lichen of the Bay of Fires captivate yo...

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Enjoy the pristine beaches of the Bay of Fires.

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4 Day Wukalina Walk

4 days

Guided Walk

FROM $3,295 Per person, twin share

The wukalina Walk is a four-day Aboriginal-owned and -operated guided experience in Tasmania, offering deep cultural immersion through storytelling, nature, and connection to Palawa Country.

The wukalina Walk is a four-day guided cultural experience in northeast Tasmania, led by the Palawa people, the traditional custodians of the land. It offers an immersive journey through the stunning landscapes of wukalina (Mount William National Park) and larapuna (Bay of Fires), blending Aboriginal storytelling, history, and connection to Country. Participants stay in bespoke accommodations designed to reflect Palawa culture.

Why you'll love this package

Engage in traditional practices like kelp basket weaving, smoking ceremonies, and storytelling led by palawa guides.

Traverse the stunning Bay of Fires coastline, featuring white sand beaches and granite headlands adorned with orange lichen.

Stay in architecturally designed domed huts and a restored lighthouse keeper's cottage, reflecting palawa heritage.

What is included

3 nights Accommodation 2 nights in palawa-inspired sleeping huts at Krakani Lumi (Wukalina), and 1 night in the restored Lighthouse Keepers Cottage at Larapuna (Eddystone Point).

Transfers Pickups and drop-offs at Launceston Airport and select accommodations

Meals All meals and snacks are included, along with a complimentary selection of Tasmanian wine, mineral water, or juice each evening.

Guide Guided by qualified local guides, with cultural experiences led by Tasmanian Aboriginal Elders and/or artists.

A Personalised Itinerary A beautifully presented, easy to read, custom, daily itinerary plan of your holiday

On-ground Support Travel with confidence knowing we’re only a call away

Day 1 - Launceston to Wukalina and Krakani Lumi

Start your cultural adventure in Launceston with a warm welcome, then journey through Trawlwoolway Country to summit wukalina, before arriving at Krakani Lumi for a night of stories, rest, and connection

Day 2 - Time on the Coast - Krakani Lumi

Spend the day immersed in Palawa culture through coastal walks, bush tucker tastings, and fireside storytelling, before enjoying a traditional meal and peaceful night at Krakani Lumi.

Day 3 - Krakani Lumi to Larapuna

Walk along the stunning coast to Larapuna, ending your journey at a beautifully restored lighthouse cottage with a final shared dinner and time to reflect.

Day 4 - Larapuna back to Launceston via Derby

Witness sunrise from Eddystone Point Lighthouse, explore the cultural landscape of Larapuna, and return to Launceston in the afternoon, closing the journey with shared stories and stunning memories.

4 Day Wukalina Walk

4 days - Guided Walk Package

Day 1 - Launceston to Wukalina and Krakani Lumi

Your journey begins in Launceston with a warm welcome at the Elders Centre, where you’ll meet your guides and fellow walkers over scones and tea. After collecting your gear and a scenic drive through northeast Tasmania—with stops for coffee and cultural insights—you’ll begin the wukalina Walk with a hike to the summit of wukalina for a picnic lunch. The day ends at the beautifully designed Krakani Lumi camp, where you’ll enjoy dinner, stories by the fire, and a restful sleep in your private hut.

Distance: 11km, 4.5hrs walking

Accommodation: Krakani Lumi

Meal: Lunch and Dinner

Day 2 - Time on the Coast - Krakani Lumi

Today is spent exploring the cultural richness around Krakani Lumi, beginning with a guided walk along the coastal landscape to learn about traditional Palawa food, medicine, and land practices. After lunch back at camp, you’ll relax and take part in cultural activities led by guides and sometimes an Elder, deepening your connection to Palawa traditions. The day ends with a shared dinner of native foods and time by the fire before another restful night at Krakani Lumi.

Distance: 5km, 2hrs walking

Accommodation: Krakani Lumi

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 3 - Krakani Lumi to Larapuna

After breakfast, you’ll leave Krakani Lumi and walk south along the breathtaking coastline toward Larapuna (Bay of Fires), passing red-lichen-covered headlands and sweeping beaches. This is the longest walking day, enriched with guide-led stories, bush tucker tastings, and scenic lunch spots. By mid-afternoon, you’ll reach the restored Eddystone Point lighthouse cottage, where you’ll enjoy your final night with a shared meal and reflections on the journey.

Distance: 17km, 6hrs walking

Accommodation: Lighthouse Keepers Cottage at Larapuna

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 4 - Larapuna back to Launceston via Derby

Start your final day with early morning views from the top of Eddystone Point Lighthouse before breakfast back in the cottage. After breakfast, enjoy a guided walk exploring the cultural, historical, and natural significance of the Larapuna headland, including time at the lighthouse and surrounding sites. After lunch collected in Gladstone, the group returns to Launceston, arriving at approximately 3:30 pm.

Distance: 1-2km, 1-1.5hrs walking

Meal: Breakfast and Lunch

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