Dubbed the Three Capes Adventure Walk, this 28-mile journey with Great Walks of Australia starts in Hobart, where you’ll meet your group of no more than 14.
For diehard hikers there is nowhere quite like Tasmania.
To the west, the rainforests and mountain ranges can receive up to 141 inches of rainfall per year , while the woodlands of the east may only see 19 inches, according to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. The animals of Tasmania are also unique from the Australian mainland. Platypuses are bigger. Wombats are fluffier. Rare albino wallabies thrive.
Three Capes Track is one of the most famous treks in all of Australia — but the best way to enjoy it is on a luxury, guided excursion where you’ll learn about the flora, fauna and aboriginal history of one of the most unique landscapes on Earth.Dubbed the Three Capes Adventure Walk, the 28-mile, three-day journey starts in Hobart, where you’ll meet your group of no more than 14 and board a bus into the bush.
Don’t be scared off by the word “camp,” either — these come in the form of luxury glamping tents or mini-lodges with bedrooms and living rooms overlooking the land you just conquered.Bring a sense of wonder and some reliable insoles on the hike.A highlight of the journey is a lunch break on Safety Cove, a deep beach surrounded by lush forest and a ring of mountains in the distance. From here you’ll board a private eco-cruise that carries you across Port Arthur.
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