Today you will fly to Hobart and make you own way to the Lenna Hotel. The Lenna of Hobart is situated on Salamanca Place overlooking Sullivans Cove. Stroll through historic Battery Point village, visit popular Salamanca Place and market, meander around the waterfront and Constitution Dock or take a cruise on the Derwent River. If you have time the afternoon is free for you to explore the sights of Hobart including MONA, an extraordinary private Museum of Old and New Art that is generating international acclaim, or visit Mount Wellington which overlooks Hobart. In the evening you will enjoy a scrumptious meal at the hotel.

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Our adventure begins when we pick you up from your Hobart accommodation- The Lenna Hotel between 7:30-8am. Along the way to our scenic drive south-east to the Tasman Peninsula, we can visit the oyster farm and sample some of Tasmania's produce. This is the perfect opportunity for your guides to introduce this beautiful area to you. Our first stop is Fortescue Bay, a pristine white-sandy beach with turquoise waters often frequented by dolphins. Here, overlooking the bay, your guides will conduct an exciting trip-briefing (please see notes below for full briefing details) before we head out on our first bushwalk to Cape Hauy. This walk takes us through a diverse range of vegetation types and ends with exhilarating coastal views from the spectacular, huge cliffs. This is a well-graded track with boardwalks in some sections. After a delicious picnic lunch in the area we continue walking the Cape Hauy Track. In the late afternoon we arrive at our comfortable accommodation where you can kick back with a drink while your guides cook up a BBQ feast. Walking Time: 4-5 hours | Walking Distance: 9km

Meals:  B,L,D

Today we walk to the massive and magnificent Cape Raoul. The track is challenging – undulating through wind-blasted coastal scrub – yet supremely rewarding. Keep a look out for Pademelons and Bennets wallabies on the track, and the endangered Wedge-tailed Eagle swooping overhead. We come across huge sea cliffs which are home to the infamous Shipsterns Bluff, one of Australia's biggest and most gnarly surf-breaks. Here there is an abundance of bird life and expansive views across the Tasman sea and to Cape Pillar. If the time of year is right, we may even be lucky enough to see whales migrating along the coast! After a great picnic lunch in the bush we head back to our accommodation to freshen up before going out to dinner at one of the area's lovely restaurants. Walking Time: 5-6 hours | Walking Distance: 14 km

Meals:  B,L,D

After a scrumptious breakfast we head off on the award winning Tasman Island Wildlife Cruise. This world class eco-adventure cruise travels along the spectacular coastline of the Tasman National Park between Port Arthur and Eaglehawk Neck, beneath the tallest sea-cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere, with spectacular views of the remote Cape Pillar from our vessel. One of the highlights of the cruise is boating beneath Tasman Island, a great landmark of the Southern Ocean. The island's slender white lighthouse is still a beacon for seafarers entering Storm Bay including during the famous annual Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. We also see fur-seals and albatross, and have a chance of seeing dolphins, whales, and a huge amount of other spectacular and rare sea and bird-life. After lunch prepared by your guides, we transfer back to Tasman Peninsula for an afternoon walk and a 1.5 hour drive to our accommodation near Triabunna- Eastcoaster Resort. Wildlife Cruise: 3 hours | Walking Time: 2 hours

Meals:  B,L,D

In the morning we will catch the 9am ferry. Here we can choose from some of the wonderful short walks such as the Painted Cliffs and the Fossil Cliffs on Maria Island or a longer walk to the summit of Bishop and Clerk (1620m). Listen to the call of native birds as we climb steadily up through eucalypt forest, then out into scrub battered low by the elements. The view from this peak is incomparable as you gaze across the expanse of the island and out over the Tasman Sea. In the afternoon we can choose to walk back via the Reservoir Circuit Track. You may choose to spend the few hours before dinner soaking in the history of Darlington, or taking a quiet stroll along the beach as the sun sets and reflecting on all you have achieved over the last few days. We then will take the last ferry back to Triabunna and drive approximately 1.5 hours to Hobart arrving approximately 630pm. Tonight we enjoy our last dinner together on tour and stay at the Lenna Hotel in Hobart. Walking distance: 12km | Walking time: 5 hours

Meals:  B,L,D

Today your tour concludes in Hobart, check out time is approximately 10am. Day trips to surrounding key visitor attractions include MONA, Mount Wellington, historic Richmond, Tahune Air Walk, and the many southern winery and vineyard tours. Transfer to Hobart airport.

Meals:  B