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Launceston · Tasmania · Australia
3-Day Self Guided Bay of Fires Walk
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The Experience
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3-Day Self-Guided Bay of Fires Walk – Pack-Free Experience by Life’s An Adventure: Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Bay of Fires on a 3-day self-guided Pack-Free walking adventure. Located on the east coast of Tasmania, this magical and remote landscape is renowned for its pristine white beaches, vivid orange granite boulders, and the stunning ribbon of sapphire and emerald seas that create a picturesque setting. The Bay of Fires is a photographer’s paradise, with every turn offering new opportunities to capture the natural beauty of this iconic destination. As you explore the coastline, you’ll be enchanted by the contrast between the bright orange boulders and the sparkling blue waters, making it an ideal backdrop for stunning photographs. This self-guided walk allows you to experience the Bay of Fires at your own pace, providing the freedom to immerse yourself in the stunning surroundings without the burden of carrying a heavy pack. With detailed maps and itineraries provided, you can navigate the well-marked trails with ease, ensuring you don’t miss any of the area’s highlights. Over the course of three days, you’ll traverse a variety of landscapes, from sandy beaches to coastal heathlands. Each day presents new scenery and experiences, including secluded coves, wildflower displays, and breathtaking views of the ocean. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the natural world as you walk along the beach, listening to the gentle waves lapping at the shore and the calls of local birdlife. The Pack Free approach ensures a comfortable and enjoyable journey. All accommodations and logistics are pre-arranged, allowing you to focus on enjoying the experience. Your accommodation will be thoughtfully selected for comfort and convenience, providing a welcoming place to relax after each day of exploration. Whether you’re an avid photographer, nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, the 3-Day Self-Guided Bay of Fires Walk by Life’s An Adventure offers a unique opportunity to connect with one of Tasmania’s most stunning coastal landscapes. Join us for a memorable adventure, where you can fully appreciate the breathtaking beauty of the Bay of Fires while enjoying the freedom to explore at your own pace. *This seasonal experience is only available on select dates during certain months of the year.
At a Glance
The experience, in brief
- PackFree Experience
- Iconic Bay of Fires
- Varied Landscapes
- Freedom and Flexibility
- Stunning Views and Photography Opportunities
- Secluded, Peaceful Environment
- Comfortable Accommodations
- Ideal for Nature Lovers and Photographers
Your Itinerary
Your day, step by step
Day 1
Launceston
Transportation. Welcome to Australia! Depart Launceston from here we enjoy a scenic drive winding through rich farmlands to the northern part of Mount William National Park.
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Eco Tour at Mount William National Park. Walk Stumpys Bay to Deep Creek: Your walk starts at Stumpies Bay in Mt William National Park a remote and untouched wilderness area. You will head south along the beach along the way discovering spectacular landscapes of remote castaway coves. This area is likened to an impressionist’s palette featuring a ribbon of sapphire seas contrasting with pure white sands and burnt orange rocky outcrops. Explore scenic Boulder Point and Cobbler Rocks while keeping an eye out for the local wildlife coming out to graze on the marsupial lawns at Cod Bay. After arriving at Deep Creek, your host will be there to pick you up for the short 15-minute drive to your waterfront accommodation. Enjoy a soak in the hot tub when you arrive or a hot shower and relax.
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Lunch. A delicious dinner for your enjoyment.
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Accommodation.
Day 2
Launceston
Hiking at Ansons Bay. Walk Deep Creek to Ansons Bay: After breakfast, your host will transfer you back to the trail at Deep Creek to continue your walk where you’ll set off south passing the breathtaking Picnic Rock, a photographer’s paradise. Continuing on to Eddystone Point, where an impressive granite lighthouse sits out on the most Easterly point of Tasmania. Enjoy a stunning intertidal rock pool with views overlooking orange rocks and endless coastline. Head up over the hill through the coastal heath, arriving at an isolated beach with pure white sand and crystal-clear water, a great stretch of coast for spotting shore birds and marine life. When you think it can’t get any better, you’ll now make your way through a series of shell coves that will keep you wondering. Finishing today’s coastal section at the spectacular Baileys Rock with a last chance at a swim before you enjoy a 4km bush track to Ansons Bay, arriving at our waterfront accommodation.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Enjoy another delicious dinner prepared by your host.
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Accommodation.
Day 3
Launceston
Eco Tour at Bay of Fires. Policeman’s Point to The Gardens: After breakfasting your host will transfer you to Policeman’s Point to begin your walk. This 17km walk takes you towards the south end of the Bay Of Fires Conservation area. Predominantly beach walking again today you will walk through some spectacular bays, tackle some rocky sections and lose yourself in the pristine coastline passing some gorgeous creeks and navigating your way around one of the best rock pools along your three-day adventure. Finishing at The Gardens, your host will take you back to Launceston via St Helens where you will have an opportunity to grab a coffee for the drive back. Offering drop offs to both the airport and your Launceston accommodation this completes your remarkable journey. If the legs are tired and you are after a shorter option, your host can take you south to Binalong Bay where you will enjoy an easier walk through The Humbug Nature Reserve. This 6km walk through a pretty she-oak forest keeps you off the sand and experiencing a different aspect to days previously walked. Taking only 1.5-2 hours plus breaks you will be enjoying this unique walk with plenty of small bays to explore.
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Breakfast. Lunch.
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Transportation. ARRIVAL TIME: We arrive back in Launceston at approximately 6.00pm. Note our transfer company are happy to drop guests off directly at the airport, en route back into Launceston. If booking flights, please do not book before 6.45pm. Thanks for travelling with us!
Before You Go
What to know before booking
Included
Pack free walk – carry as little as your water, lunch and camera each day. A walking APP with GPS coordinates on your walk Detailed maps and trail notes Transfers to the trail each day Your overnight luggage will be transferred Return transfers to and from Launceston with the option for an airport drop off National Park Pass
Not Included
Tips and gratuities
What to Bring
Hiking shoes Comfortable clothes
Restrictions
This seasonal experience is only available on select dates during certain months of the year. We require a minimum of 2 walkers on our self-guided walks.
Meeting & Pickup
Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston at 7:30am
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business
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