After meeting you at Launceston Airport we take will begin our journey west to the quaint village of Strahan on Tasmania's West Coast stopping en-route at Mole Creek Caves, located in the Mole Creek Karst National Park. Embarking on a private tour within the Cave you will have the opportunity to see some amazing creatures many of which are unique to the Mole Creek Caves, such as the Tasmanian Cave Spider, that have evolved and adapted to living and surviving in this incredible place without light. After a picnic lunch we continue to Strahan and settle in to our accommodation before heading out to photograph the sunset. Total Driving time: approx 4 hours Overnight Strahan Village (Village Spa Rooms)

Meals:  L,D

Today we will experience the pristine beauty and surrounds of the south west on a premium boat journey across Macquarie Harbour and into the tranquil waterways of the Gordon River wilderness. Overnight Strahan Village (Village Spa Rooms)

Meals:  B,L,D

Today we head east to Lake St Clair, stopping to photograph the extraordinary landscape of Queenstown en-route. Lake St Clair is at the southern end of the world famous Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park and is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The Aboriginal people of the area called the lake Leeawuleena, meaning sleeping water. Carved out by ice during several glaciations over the last two million years, Lake St Clair is deepest freshwater lake in Australia (167 metres/ 547 feet) and forms the headwaters of the Derwent River. Our accommodation for the evening is at the luxury Pumphose Point, perched at the end of a 250m jetty that juts out into Lake St Clair. You'll never want to leave! Total driving time - 2.5 hours Overnight Pumphouse Point

Meals:  B,L,D

Three-quarters of the way up Lake St Clair, in a dense and mossy forest, is the tiny Echo Point walkers’ hut. This morning we take a short ferry ride from Cynthia Bay to this picturesque hut. Across the lake from the hut is the sharp peak of Mount Ida, a vestige left by glaciers that travelled either side of the peak. Those powerful glaciers also excavated the hollow now filled by Lake St Clair. After spending some time in this idyllic location we begin walking back to Lake St Clair Lodge. Following the last leg of the infamous Overland Track, the walk follows the lake shore and takes us through stunning rainforest, ancient gnarled trees with moss and lichen covering almost every surface. On returning to our accommodation we take in another Tasmanian sunset before enjoying our meal together. Overnight Pumphouse Point

Meals:  B,L,D

Today we make our way to Freycinet National Park, exploring Tasmania's first National Park, Mt Field, on the way. At Mt Field we will enjoy the superb scenery and lush vegetation of the Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls. On arrival at Freycinet we'll settle into our accommodation before heading out to photograph the Hazards Mountain Range. Overnight Freycinet Lodge (Premium Spa Cabins) Total driving time: approx 5.5 hours

Meals:  B,L,D

Today we climb the well-graded track to the Wineglass Bay lookout and, if it's a clear day, we will be rewarded with spectacular views out over the Freycinet Peninsula. We will descend from the lookout down to the white sands of Wineglass Bay, often rated one of the ten most beautiful beaches in the world; this involves a descent of approximately 1000 steps. Upon reaching the beach, we will take a break to enjoy this special beach. Overnight Freycinet Lodge (Premium Spa Cabins)

Meals:  B,L,D

This morning we’re up nice and early to capture the sunrise from the Cape Tourville Lookout. The lookout provides views over the Tasman Sea, many believe the views from here rival those from the Wineglass Bay Lookout. After a hearty breakfast we’re back on the bus and making our way South to Hobart, stopping in at one of Tasmania’s great wineries for lunch. On arrival into Hobart we check into our accommodation in the heart of Salamanca before heading out to Mt Wellington in the late afternoon. Total Driving time: 4.5hours Overnight Moss Hotel, Hobart (Grove or Bath Room)

Meals:  B,L,D

We will photograph the morning activity at Hobart's famous Salamanca Market. Located close to Hobart’s picturesque waterfront, Salamanca Market is located on Hobart's waterfront and is one of Australia’s largest and most vibrant outdoor markets. First held in 1972, Tasmania’s most visited attraction has grown from a small collection of informal traders to a beloved iconic market, described by many visitors as the “best market in Australia”. After lunch we'll take a ferry up the Derwent River to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). MONA is largest privately funded museum in the Southern Hemisphere and houses ancient, modern and contemporary art from the David Walsh collection. After some good time exploring Mona you will be met by your bus and transported back to your hotel Total Driving time: 20 minutes Overnight Moss Hotel, Hobart (Grove or Bath Room)

Meals:  B,L,D

Your trip concludes after breakfast in Hobart today.

Meals:  B