Intrepid Travel Tasmania

Walk Tasmanias East Coast Cape Hauy
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About

Intrepid has been leading small group trips since 1989. That’s more than 35 years of adventures, new places and old friends, and countless unforgettable moments.

With Intrepid, you’ll go beyond the everyday sights to connect with the people and places at the heart of your trip. Expect a locally-based leader out front and a tight-knit bunch of like-minded adventurers by your side.

Explore Intrepid’s Tasmania trips, from walking tours that get you out into nature to comprehensive adventures that offer a little bit of everything.

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Available Tours

Best of Hobart & Southern Tasmania

Best of Hobart & Southern Tasmania

Taking you from the heart of Hobart to the tip of the Tasman Peninsula, this four-day trip packs in all the highlights of southeastern Tasmania. Chat with friendly locals in the vibrant markets, sample the homegrown flavours of Bruny Island, witness huge expanses of oceanic scenery and explore a rugged, wild coastline shaped over the centuries by the southern seas. Take photos, sample local beers and wine, try deliciously fresh cuisine, walk through gorgeous landscapes, see some epic views and find out more about Port Arthur, Hobart and Huon Valley - this is the perfect adventure to see the best of the Hobart area (and more) in a short amount of time.

From $1995 to $2205 per person

Best of Tasmania's Tarkine & Cradle Mountain

Best of Tasmania's Tarkine & Cradle Mountain

On this six-day exploration of ruggedly beautiful Tasmania, you’ll head to takayna / Tarkine – the greatest expanse of cool temperate rainforest in the country (and the second largest expanse in the world) – and Cradle Mountain National Park – home to the impressive Cradle Mountain and numerous hiking, walking and wildlife-spotting opportunities. Travel along the Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail, sampling fresh raspberries, cheese, ice cream and brews along the way, and explore Rocky Cape National Park, Narawntapu National Park, Mersey Bluff, The Nut, Corinna, Philosopher Falls and the Pieman River. Drive, walk and eat your way through gorgeous scenery, Indigenous culture and local delights – what a way to spend a week!

From $2935 to $3225 per person

Reviews & Ratings

Aparna Jain

Aparna Jain

Google review

Bruny Island was the absolute highlight of our trip to Australia and should be right at the top of your list of things to do from Hobart. We did a full‑day tour that started with a beautiful ferry ride over to the island and then turned into a perfect mix of food, walks and views. Our first stop was Get Shucked for takeaway oysters : plump, fresh, with a light Asian dressing, which we carried up the wooden stairs to The Lookout. Sitting at the top, slurping oysters while looking out over that incredible coastline, was one of those “pinch me, is this real?” moments. (There is a loo down there, but it’s a very basic long‑drop style, so be prepared!) From there we wandered into the lush fern forests of Mavista. It genuinely felt like walking onto a Lord of the Rings set , cool, green and quiet , and we even spotted a shy Tassie Devil on our easy hike. The day is also a joy if you love food. We stopped at the Bruny Island Honey store, which is a sweet little spot, and the Bruny Baker roadside fridge , the sourdough aroma alone is worth it. Lunch was relaxed and satisfying, and afterwards we visited a gorgeous little cove where you can swim, so definitely pack a swimsuit and a towel if the weather is kind. We finished at the local chocolaterie, which for us was the only slightly “meh” stop in an otherwise amazing day , everything else more than made up for it. All in all, the tour was beautifully paced and showed off just how stunning and special Bruny Island is. Go! You will love this tour. Steve took us and he was great

Where you'll be

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Hobart TAS 7000