3 day Bay of Fires Pack-Free Walk Tour
What your day looks like
Guided walk with Wow-Mazing Inclusions Embark on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking Bay of Fires, where every step is a moment of pure awe. Our Pack-Free walking tour is tailored for those seeking ultimate relaxation and immersion in nature’s wonders. Leave behind the burden of heavy packs and indulge in the freedom of carrying just your essentials: camera, water, and lunch. Along the pristine east coast of Tasmania, discover a realm of unparalleled beauty—where pristine white beaches meet fiery orange granite boulders against a backdrop of shimmering sapphire seas. It’s a photographer’s dream come true, every frame a masterpiece waiting to be captured. Walking is only part of the Adventure: But the magic doesn’t stop there. Brace yourself for a Wow-mazing wildlife cruise, an enchanting voyage revealing the hidden treasures of the Bay of Fires from a different perspective. These waters are frequently by an array of marine life, and you may encounter playful seals or dolphins. Picture yourself unwinding in waterfront accommodation, lulled by the crackling firepit’s warmth and rejuvenated by the soothing embrace of a spa under the stars. Join us and let the Bay of Fires weave its spell on you.
The experience, in brief
- PackFree Walking Tour
- Unparalleled Natural Beauty
- Wildlife Adventure
- Luxury Accommodation
Your day, step by step
Sydney
Meet your guides in the hotel foyer at 8.00am for our transfer to the Bay of Fires. We enjoy a scenic drive winding through rich farmlands to the northern part of Mount William National Park, with a short toilet and coffee stop enroute at the seaside town of Bridport.
Sydney
Eco Tour at Mount William National Park. Hiking at Mount William National Park: We begin our walking adventure from Mt William National Park enjoying breathtaking, remote and untouched wilderness areas. Our hike will start with an introduction to Mt William National Park, a safety brief and lunch at Stumpies Bay. The first two kilometers of the walk is a scenic mix of pristine white sand beaches and granite outcrops where evidence of Aboriginal occupation can be seen in the dunes. From here you will enjoy some light rock hopping and secluded small bays.
Coles Bay
Leisure. Cod Bay: The Walk now opens out onto Cod Bay where you’ll stroll along 4kms of gorgeous sandy beach. This is a great opportunity to spread out and take in the views of Georges Rocks. After a short meander through the coastal heath, we will reach our afternoon tea break nestled amongst the iconic fiery red rocks
Sydney
Hiking. Purdon Bay and Deep Creek: Our final six kilometers will start out through a series of small beaches and rocky headlands before we tackle our second long stretch, Purdon Bay. Which will bring us to our pickup location at Deep Creek. After a short walk across the creek, our logistics guide will transfer the group to our waterfront accommodation (15mins)
Sydney
Leisure. Sit back and relax as our guides provide a delicious dinner served with Tasmanian Ninth Island wine for your enjoyment.
Sydney
Brief lunch Tea break Dinner, and Fine Tasmanian wine
Sydney
Accommodation.
Sydney
Hiking at Eddystone Point. Deep Creek to Ansons Bay: After a hearty breakfast and a 15-minute transfer back to Deep Creek, we begin our walk. Setting off south after a couple of kilometers we will reach Picnic Rock, a photographer's paradise. Our next stop will be at Eddystone Point Lighthouse where your guides will deliver interesting information on the construction of the granite lighthouse and history of the area.
Sydney
Leisure at Eddystone Point. Abbotsbury Beach: Afterwards we will enjoy morning tea at Eddystone Point rock pool, a spectacular intertidal zone; one of the many highlights of the day. Continuing south of Eddystone Point, we explore Abbotsbury Beach, our longest sand stretch of the day (4kms). This is another great opportunity to spread out and spot some migratory bird species. At the end of Abbotsbury Beach, we will enjoy lunch. Following lunch, we continue south into a series of shell coves that will take your breath away. This will bring us to the spectacular Baileys Rock, an ideal location for a swim in the crystal-clear water.
Sydney
Eco Tour at Ansons Bay. Ansons Bay: With just 5kms to go we navigate one rockier headland onto a shifting dune system that protects Ansons Bay from the sea. This area is an important refuge for nesting shore birds and has to be seen to be believed.
Sydney
Breakfast Morning tea Lunch Tasmanian cheese and refreshments Gourmet meal
Sydney
Accommodation.
Sydney
Hiking. After breakfast we head to Humbug Point Nature Reserve: Today’s walk offers a change of scenery as we head from the boathouse through the Humbug Point Nature Reserve with its pretty sclerophyll forest. This area has a diversity of plant, wildlife and bird species and its spectacular coastline makes for a wonderful walk.
Sydney
Breakfast
Sydney
We then head inland to the lush Pyengana Valley for a relaxed lunch at the Pyengana Dairy Company. Here, you’ll enjoy a generous tasting platter featuring their award-winning cheeses, accompanied by fresh local sides. Take in the sweeping views of the surrounding countryside from the café’s deck—an ideal place to pause and unwind. After lunch, we visit nearby St Columba Falls for a short rainforest walk to one of Tasmania’s most impressive waterfalls. We then return to Launceston (approx. 2.5 hrs), with drop-offs at the airport or local hotels. A perfect end to an extraordinary adventure.
What to know before booking
Included
GUIDES, TRANSFERS & PARK FEES Return transfers from Launceston and the Bay of Fires National Park Pass
Not Included
Tips and gratuities
What to Bring
Comfortable shoes Comfortable clothes
Restrictions
Level of fitness required
Meeting & Pickup
Shop 7, 1306 Pittwater Road Narrabeen NSW 2101
Languages Offered
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Optional Add-ons
FlexiWalk - Cancel for Any Reason - 332.05 Per Person | Solo Travellers - 174.36 Per Person
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business