Itinerary for 10 day trip to Tasmania

Tasmania is a treasure trove of stunning landscapes, and it’s perfect for trekking enthusiasts like yourself. Here’s a 10-day itinerary that will have you exploring the best of Tasmania’s natural beauty while getting your trekking fix. Let’s lace up those hiking boots and get started!

Day 1: Arrival in

Morning: Arrive in , the capital of Tasmania. Check into your accommodation and freshen up.
Afternoon: Take a leisurely stroll around the historic and visit the (if it’s a Saturday). Grab some local produce and crafts!
Evening: Enjoy dinner at one of ’s waterfront restaurants. Try some fresh seafood or local game.

Day 2:

Morning: Head to for a half-day trek. The is a great option, offering stunning views of and beyond. It’s about a 6-hour return trek.
Afternoon: After your trek, relax at the summit and take in the breathtaking views. Head back down and visit the for a tour and tasting.
Evening: Return to and enjoy a cozy dinner at a local pub.

Day 3:

Morning: Drive to (about 2.5 hours). Check into your accommodation.
Afternoon: Hike the (about 1.5 hours return). The view is absolutely worth it! If you’re feeling adventurous, you can continue down to .
Evening: Enjoy a sunset picnic on the beach or dine at a local restaurant in Coles Bay.

Day 4:

All Day: Take on the longer trek to the (about 5-6 hours). This loop offers stunning coastal views and a chance to explore the beautiful beaches.
Evening: Return to your accommodation and unwind. Perhaps treat yourself to a nice dinner at a local eatery.

Day 5:

Morning: Drive to the (about 2 hours). This area is famous for its stunning beaches and orange lichen-covered rocks.
Afternoon: Hike the (you can do a section of it, around 3-4 hours). Enjoy the pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters.
Evening: Camp or stay in a nearby lodge. Enjoy a campfire dinner under the stars.

Day 6:

Morning: Drive to (about 2 hours). Stop at the if it’s the right season (December to January).
Afternoon: Explore . Take the walking trails and enjoy the views. You can also take a chairlift ride across the gorge.
Evening: Dine in , perhaps at a restaurant that features local produce.

Day 7: Cradle Mountain

Morning: Drive to (about 2 hours). Check into your accommodation.
Afternoon: Start with the (about 2-3 hours). This is a relatively easy trek with stunning views of Cradle Mountain.
Evening: Enjoy a hearty dinner at your lodge and relax.

Day 8: Cradle Mountain

All Day: Tackle the (or a section of it if you prefer). This iconic trek can be done in parts, so you can choose a day hike that suits your energy level. The Cradle Mountain to Waterfall Valley section is a popular choice.
Evening: Return to your accommodation and enjoy a well-deserved meal.

Day 9:

Morning: Drive to (about 1 hour). Explore the area and take a short trek around the lake.
Afternoon: Hike the (about 2-3 hours). Enjoy the serene beauty of the lake and surrounding mountains.
Evening: Stay overnight at and enjoy a peaceful evening.

Day 10: Return to

Morning: Drive back to (about 2.5 hours). If time allows, stop at the historic town of on the way.
Afternoon: Explore any last-minute sights in , like the if you haven’t already.
Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner in , reminiscing about your incredible trekking adventure in Tasmania!