From Launceston: Bay of Fires Hiking Tour - 4 Days
Tasmania
Experience a fully guided, 4-day walking tour exploring larapuna / Bay of Fires. Enjoy spectacular beaches, stunning coastal scenery and swim in Tasmania's crystal-clear waters.
Bay of Fires Coastal Walk: Four-Day Beach Walking Tour from Launceston
This four-day guided tour explores larapuna / Bay of Fires on Tasmania’s East Coast, ideal for beach walkers and nature lovers seeking coastal scenery.
Highlights
- Four days of beach walking and coastal sightseeing
- Experience the diverse landscapes of Tasmania’s East Coast, including white sandy beaches and orange-lichen-covered boulders
- Opportunities to swim in clear, blue waters
Description
Explore larapuna / Bay of Fires with nearly all walking on the beach, passing occasional granite headlands and native heathland habitats. Watch for local wildlife as you travel through this quiet coastal region.
The tour departs from Launceston and includes visits to the historic Eddystone Point lighthouse, Anson’s Bay, and the Bay of Fires Conservation Area. This itinerary combines active walking with relaxation in a peaceful environment.
Includes
- Experienced Park Trek guides
- Three nights’ accommodation on a twin-share basis (single supplement available at extra cost)
- All tour transport, including pickup from and return to Launceston
- Three breakfasts, four lunches, three dinners, plus trail mix, nibbles, and fresh fruit
- All national park entry fees
- Carbon offset for the tour
Excludes
- International and domestic flights
- Visa and passport fees
- Travel insurance
- Pre-tour and post-tour transport and accommodation
- Alcoholic beverages (guests may bring their own)
- Clothing and personal items
- Emergency evacuations and medical expenses
- Tips or gratuities
Important Information
- Walking times and distances may be adjusted by guides to suit group needs
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made up to 60 days in advance qualify for a full refund.
Book early to secure your place. Bring sturdy walking shoes, swimwear, sun protection, and layered clothing for variable weather. The best time to visit is during Tasmania’s spring and summer months for warmer swimming conditions.
