Walk into Luxury connects you with the world's best walks and wilderness areas, in luxury comfort. Browse our exclusive range of Tasmania Walks and private journeys, or view another destination in the trip search bar above.
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This private walk based at Pumphouse Point takes in the best of the World Heritage-listed wilderness of Lake St Clair
- Lake St Clair National Park
Experience Tasmania’s World Heritage-listed wilderness and exceptional food and wine on this exclusive eight-day private journey
- Lake St Clair, Three Capes Track & Freycinet
The award-winning Maria Island Walk on the East Coast of Tasmania combines 4 days of walking through a world-heritage listed national park with comfortable eco accommodation and Tasmanian food and wine
- Maria Island National Park
Hike the Overland Track in luxury comfort on the Cradle Mountain Huts Walk with private eco-lodge accommodation, gourmet dining and expert local guides
- Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Huts Walk
Discover the Freycinet Peninsula and Wineglass Bay on foot on this award-winning four day guided walk
- Wineglass Bay & Schouten Island
One of the Great Walks of Australia, hike the Three Capes Track with local guides while staying in private eco-lodge accommodation and enjoying Tasmanian food and wine
- Three Capes Track, Tasmania
The newest Great Walk of Australia, explore the windswept landscapes and native flora and fauna of Tasmania's Flinders Island, returning to an exclusive eco-camp each evening
- Flinders Island Walk Adventure, Tasmania
Spend a long weekend on Tasmania's Bruny Island, discovering its diverse wilderness and abundant produce with private eco-camp accommodation
- Bruny Island, Tasmania
Enjoy privileged access to Port Davey and the remote World Heritage-listed Wilderness of Southwest Tasmania, cruising onboard a floating Luxury Lodge of Australia
- Port Davey & South West Wilderness Area
Saffire Freycinet is one of Australia’s premier luxury lodges, located at the gateway to the magnificent Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay and overlooking the Hazard Mountain range on Tasmania’s east coast.
