The Maria Island 'Winter Escape Walk'

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The Maria Island 'Winter Escape Walk'
The Maria Island 'Winter Escape Walk'
The Maria Island 'Winter Escape Walk'
The Maria Island 'Winter Escape Walk'
The Maria Island 'Winter Escape Walk'
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About

There's much to love about a winter experience on The Maria Island Walk's newly-introduced 'Winter Escape Walk', a shorter experience than its traditional offering held over two nights and three days.

In small groups of up to 8 guests only, start the day with a glorious sunrise summit walk, watching the sun's rays touch the island.

Spend leisurely days discovering Maria's beauty, and learning more about its world heritage listed convict history. Spot the wombats, Tasmanian devils, Cape Barren geese, kangaroos and other abundant wildlife that is largely undisturbed and even more accessible during winter.

Evenings are spent in cosy comfort at Bernacchi House in Darlington. Enjoy a social, hosted dinner in the historic house, with a three-course feast hand-prepared to showcase the best of local produce paired with fine Tasmanian wines.

The Maria Island Walk is a Wild Bush Luxury experience and is a member of Great Walks of Australia and Australian Wildlife Journey

Selected winter dates May to August (subject to availability).

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The Maria Island Walk Tour: Four Day Guided Walk

The Maria Island Walk Tour: Four Day Guided Walk

Day one: Journey up Tasmania's east Coast and board a private catamaran that ferries you to the southern end of Maria Island. Arrive with ample time to enjoy the stunning scenery and a walk through the beautiful forests. Indulge in a refreshing swim on a pristine beach and enjoy Tasmanian wine and fresh food. Day two: Walk from Reidle Bay to Shoal Bay to stroll five fabulous beaches. Explore the convict cells at Point Lesueur and visit an ochre pit at Bloodstone Point - one of the original ochre sources for the Tasmanian Aborigines. At camp, put your feet up and enjoy a glass of wine serenaded by native birdsong and sounds of the ocean. Day three: Enjoy the stunning Hopgrounds Beach and the remarkable Painted Cliffs or continue to the summit of Mt Maria for breathtaking views. Finish the day with a sumptuous three-course dinner in a colonial home. Day four: Relax and enjoy the serenity and fascinating history of Darlington on a gentle tour around the convict settlement. The more adventurous can amble through tall Blue Gum forest to convict brickworks, a heritage reservoir and the fossil cliffs. Conclude with a champagne lunch overlooking stunning Freycinet Peninsula.

From $3050 to $3350 per person

Price range

From $1955 To $3305 per person

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Where you'll be

4 Patrick Street

Hobart Tasmania 7000