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4 DAYS
Moderate
The Tasman Peninsula is famous for the Three Capes walk and its’ dramatic coastline of sea caves and the highest sea cliffs in Australia. We get to visit all 3 capes and wander over the 180 million-year-old dolerite columns (and a lot more) as we explore the Tasman Peninsula National Park on foot.
Enjoy the great variety of this Three Capes hike: wind in and out of heathland, through dry woodland and striking sections of rainforest, wildflowers adding extra bursts of colour along the way. Marvel at the turquoise waters and white sandy beach of Fortescue Bay and Waterfall Bay, alongside the unique rock formations that make this 4-day walking adventure so special.
With two experienced guides, you can walk pack-free, happy knowing every last detail is taken care of.
Depart Hobart at 7.30 am. Travel to the Tasman Peninsula. Today’s walk begins at Tasman Arch and continues via Devil’s Kitchen to Waterfall Bay where we will enjoy stunning views from a lookout towering over the sea cliffs. The walking then continues with the hike out to Cape Hauy, the first of the Capes that we explore. This is an epic walk with simply stupendous views back to Cape Pillar and along the coast.
Walks: Moderate / 13 km / 4.5 to 5 hrs / easier option is available
Meals: Walkers lunch and a la carte two-course dinner
Accommodation: Stewarts Bay Lodge in log cabins and chalets
The walk today is worth every step and takes in some of the most interesting parts of the coast from Waterfall Bay via Bivouac Bay and Canoe Bay to Fortescue Bay. The walk meanders along the coast through rainforest, with great views out to sea and along the coast. The track is punctuated by secluded bays, pockets of crystal clear water with unspoiled pure white sand. There’s a real feeling of remoteness as we most likely will have this walk to ourselves.
Walks: Moderate to challenging / 18 km / 7.5 to 9 hrs / easier option available
Meals: Cooked breakfast at the in house restaurant, walkers lunch and a la carte two-course dinner.
Accommodation: Stewarts Bay Lodge in log cabins and chalets
The official 3 Capes Track only goes to 2 of the Capes; we visit all 3 with an ocean cruise tour with local ocean guides that are passionate about conservation and the region. Cruising this way gives us a good opportunity to see the spectacular sea cliffs at Cape Pillar from the ocean. It’s also the only way to get up close to the much loved marine life (please note that weather (rarely) may impact this cruise). We also explore the not to be missed Port Arthur historical site in the afternoon.
Walks: Easy to Moderate / 4-7 km / 3 hrs / an alternative walk to the boat trip is available
Meals: Cooked breakfast at the accommodation restaurant, walkers lunch and a al carte two course dinner
Accommodation: Stewarts Bay Lodge in log cabins and chalets
The walk out to Cape Raoul is spectacular. Cape Raoul is the Cape that is “missing” from the official Three Capes Experience walk, but not from this Stroll trip! This walk gives us wonderful views south towards Shipstern Bluff and beyond, to Bruny Island and the Tasman mainland. When the sea and winds are right, Shipstern Bluff is one of the biggest surf breaks in the world. But even without monster waves, this coastline of towering sea cliffs and soaring dolerite columns is just stunning. A fitting end to an amazing 4 day walking holiday!
Walks: Moderate / 14 km / 6 hrs / shorter option available
Meals: Cooked breakfast at the accommodation restaurant and walkers lunch
For the three nights, we’ll base ourselves at the Stewarts Bay Lodge, which is nestled between the beach and the forest. As we eat breakfast and tuck into sumptuous chef-prepared dinners we will enjoy stunning water views.
Your private room with a private bathroom will be in a fully equipped 2 bedroom log cabin or chalet, with either a water or bush view, with a shared lounge and full kitchen. These rooms are allocated on a “first in” approach, and on most occasions both bedrooms will be utilised by our walkers.
The a la carte two course dinners will be prepared by the professional chefs at the restaurant at Stewarts Bay Lodge. Wake to a cooked breakfast in the restaurant to ready ourselves for the upcoming walks. The packed lunches complete the circle ensuring that your appetite is always satisfied. More importantly, you can look forward to having lunch at some of the most incredible locations, like Cape Howe and Raoul.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
Most tracks are in good condition. Some of the walks include sections of walking up and down, but this is compensated by shorter walking distances overall. Full day walks average 15-16 km. This trip operates with two experienced and knowledgeable, fun-loving guides so we can offer easier and more challenging walk options along the way.
Alcohol or drinks with meals are not included (except tea/coffee and juice with breakfast).
Pre and post-tour accommodation: there are many hotels in Hobart, however, we pick up from and drop off at St Ives Apartments. The tour starts at 7.30 am at the St Ives Apartments, 67 St. Georges Terrace, Battery Point, Hobart. We arrive in Hobart at around 5.00 pm on the last day.
For what to bring please refer to Gear Advice on our FAQ section.
See the Bureau of Meteorology for information about temperatures and rainfall ahead of time to ensure proper clothing.
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
For nearly 30 years we have taken pride in providing seamlessly organised walking holidays, but we know, even with that in mind, that you’ll have many more questions. You will receive a very detailed information pack and itinerary approximately 6 weeks out from departure outlining all the fine detail and much more.
If you have any questions now, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants or speak with one of our guides. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com.
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The Tasman Peninsula is famous for the Three Capes walk and its’ dramatic coastline of sea caves and the highest sea cliffs in Australia. We get to visit all 3 capes and wander over the 180 million-year-old dolerite columns (and a lot more) as we explore the Tasman Peninsula National Park on foot.
Enjoy the great variety of this Three Capes hike: wind in and out of heathland, through dry woodland and striking sections of rainforest, wildflowers adding extra bursts of colour along the way. Marvel at the turquoise waters and white sandy beach of Fortescue Bay and Waterfall Bay, alongside the unique rock formations that make this 4-day walking adventure so special.
With two experienced guides, you can walk pack-free, happy knowing every last detail is taken care of.
Depart Hobart at 7.30 am. Travel to the Tasman Peninsula. Today’s walk begins at Tasman Arch and continues via Devil’s Kitchen to Waterfall Bay where we will enjoy stunning views from a lookout towering over the sea cliffs. The walking then continues with the hike out to Cape Hauy, the first of the Capes that we explore. This is an epic walk with simply stupendous views back to Cape Pillar and along the coast.
Walks: Moderate / 13 km / 4.5 to 5 hrs / easier option is available
Meals: Walkers lunch and a la carte two-course dinner
Accommodation: Stewarts Bay Lodge in log cabins and chalets
The walk today is worth every step and takes in some of the most interesting parts of the coast from Waterfall Bay via Bivouac Bay and Canoe Bay to Fortescue Bay. The walk meanders along the coast through rainforest, with great views out to sea and along the coast. The track is punctuated by secluded bays, pockets of crystal clear water with unspoiled pure white sand. There’s a real feeling of remoteness as we most likely will have this walk to ourselves.
Walks: Moderate to challenging / 18 km / 7.5 to 9 hrs / easier option available
Meals: Cooked breakfast at the in house restaurant, walkers lunch and a la carte two-course dinner.
Accommodation: Stewarts Bay Lodge in log cabins and chalets
The official 3 Capes Track only goes to 2 of the Capes; we visit all 3 with an ocean cruise tour with local ocean guides that are passionate about conservation and the region. Cruising this way gives us a good opportunity to see the spectacular sea cliffs at Cape Pillar from the ocean. It’s also the only way to get up close to the much loved marine life (please note that weather (rarely) may impact this cruise). We also explore the not to be missed Port Arthur historical site in the afternoon.
Walks: Easy to Moderate / 4-7 km / 3 hrs / an alternative walk to the boat trip is available
Meals: Cooked breakfast at the accommodation restaurant, walkers lunch and a al carte two course dinner
Accommodation: Stewarts Bay Lodge in log cabins and chalets
The walk out to Cape Raoul is spectacular. Cape Raoul is the Cape that is “missing” from the official Three Capes Experience walk, but not from this Stroll trip! This walk gives us wonderful views south towards Shipstern Bluff and beyond, to Bruny Island and the Tasman mainland. When the sea and winds are right, Shipstern Bluff is one of the biggest surf breaks in the world. But even without monster waves, this coastline of towering sea cliffs and soaring dolerite columns is just stunning. A fitting end to an amazing 4 day walking holiday!
Walks: Moderate / 14 km / 6 hrs / shorter option available
Meals: Cooked breakfast at the accommodation restaurant and walkers lunch
For the three nights, we’ll base ourselves at the Stewarts Bay Lodge, which is nestled between the beach and the forest. As we eat breakfast and tuck into sumptuous chef-prepared dinners we will enjoy stunning water views.
Your private room with a private bathroom will be in a fully equipped 2 bedroom log cabin or chalet, with either a water or bush view, with a shared lounge and full kitchen. These rooms are allocated on a “first in” approach, and on most occasions both bedrooms will be utilised by our walkers.
The a la carte two course dinners will be prepared by the professional chefs at the restaurant at Stewarts Bay Lodge. Wake to a cooked breakfast in the restaurant to ready ourselves for the upcoming walks. The packed lunches complete the circle ensuring that your appetite is always satisfied. More importantly, you can look forward to having lunch at some of the most incredible locations, like Cape Howe and Raoul.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
A deluxe spa chalet in Stewarts Bay Lodge will be ready for you when you get to Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. The lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula, and offers tasteful accommodation, a restaurant and facilities surrounded by picturesque land and sea scapes. Whether with panoramic views of Ladies Bay or an immersive forest retreat from the lounge, their deluxe spa chalets and log cabins have spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. They also have their own bathrooms, or spa ensuites in the spa chalets.
Most tracks are in good condition. Some of the walks include sections of walking up and down, but this is compensated by shorter walking distances overall. Full day walks average 15-16 km. This trip operates with two experienced and knowledgeable, fun-loving guides so we can offer easier and more challenging walk options along the way.
Alcohol or drinks with meals are not included (except tea/coffee and juice with breakfast).
Pre and post-tour accommodation: there are many hotels in Hobart, however, we pick up from and drop off at St Ives Apartments. The tour starts at 7.30 am at the St Ives Apartments, 67 St. Georges Terrace, Battery Point, Hobart. We arrive in Hobart at around 5.00 pm on the last day.
For what to bring please refer to Gear Advice on our FAQ section.
See the Bureau of Meteorology for information about temperatures and rainfall ahead of time to ensure proper clothing.
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
For nearly 30 years we have taken pride in providing seamlessly organised walking holidays, but we know, even with that in mind, that you’ll have many more questions. You will receive a very detailed information pack and itinerary approximately 6 weeks out from departure outlining all the fine detail and much more.
If you have any questions now, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants or speak with one of our guides. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com.
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SBL has one of the best meals in Tasmania! We really look forward to the meals especially Breakfast and dinner! Views were spectacular and walks moderate. However Cape Huay has many steps that can get a bit tiring as they are pretty steep. Entire trip went very well.
This was my first Stroll adventure and it was fantastic. All the details were taken care of and then some. And who doesn’t love pack free walking. Our two guides, Katie and Georgie were great – they really looked after us. The accommodation and meals at Stewarts Bay Lodge were excellent. I will definitely travel with Stroll again.
Our Stroll experience was fantastic. It took a lot of the stress and guess work out of the planning, but the best surprise of all was how much we enjoyed our driver/guide Damien Jones – he really added a lot of great insight, history, and anecdotes to every day of our walk, and made things feel absolutely seamless start to finish. Beautiful walks and a great experience the entire time.
The timing was seamless, food and accommodation above expectations.
This was by far one of the most well organsied walks we have done. On top of that the transport and accommodation were absolutely fantastic. Even though we were walking, I’m sure we put on weight with the amount of lovely food that was served to us during our stay.
Our guides, Kate and Georgie were just fantastic, helpful, knowledgeable and really nice girls. The accommodation was very comfortable, everything was organised very well. The food was really nice, the lunches, the snacks provided each day meant we did not go hungry at all. Communication was great.
Right from the first contact with Stroll to the completion of our trip, we were very well informed and we had everything we needed. The accommodation and meals were amazing. Wouldn’t change a single thing! Thanks Stroll?
Our experience with Stroll for the Three Capes Walk in Tasmania was amazing. Everything was well organised and the transfers, the accommodation and meals were first class. We would recommend their services and thank them for a very memorable and wonderful trip.
The programme of walks worked well with a ‘rest day ‘after the long walk on day two, when we went on the boat and visited Port Arthur. These are great additions to the schedule. Georgie and Katy were great and worked hard to accommodate a group with varying fitness levels.
Georgie & Ian were fabulous guides. They were well organised, good humoured and provided us a great launching pad for discovery.
Fantastic holiday. Communication was excellent throughout and Damien, who looked after all our transfers, was excellent and very informative.
Our trip went extremely well. Guides were great and especially informative about the local flora and geology. Really appreciated their focus on healthy snacks. Due to the weather 1/2 our group did the shorter version on day 2 which was a wonderful alternative. Foods were of excellent quality and I am very keen to do the self guided Queen Charlotte with an added rest day next October. Lord Howe and Flinders island.
Eugene C
SBL has one of the best meals in Tasmania! We really look forward to the meals especially Breakfast and dinner! Views were spectacular and walks moderate. However Cape Huay has many steps that can get a bit tiring as they are pretty steep. Entire trip went very well.
Michelle B
This was my first Stroll adventure and it was fantastic. All the details were taken care of and then some. And who doesn’t love pack free walking. Our two guides, Katie and Georgie were great – they really looked after us. The accommodation and meals at Stewarts Bay Lodge were excellent. I will definitely travel with Stroll again.
Ren C
Our Stroll experience was fantastic. It took a lot of the stress and guess work out of the planning, but the best surprise of all was how much we enjoyed our driver/guide Damien Jones – he really added a lot of great insight, history, and anecdotes to every day of our walk, and made things feel absolutely seamless start to finish. Beautiful walks and a great experience the entire time.
Martin D
The timing was seamless, food and accommodation above expectations.
Sharyn F
This was by far one of the most well organsied walks we have done. On top of that the transport and accommodation were absolutely fantastic. Even though we were walking, I’m sure we put on weight with the amount of lovely food that was served to us during our stay.
Patricia D
Our guides, Kate and Georgie were just fantastic, helpful, knowledgeable and really nice girls. The accommodation was very comfortable, everything was organised very well. The food was really nice, the lunches, the snacks provided each day meant we did not go hungry at all. Communication was great.
Sally W
Right from the first contact with Stroll to the completion of our trip, we were very well informed and we had everything we needed. The accommodation and meals were amazing. Wouldn’t change a single thing! Thanks Stroll?
Melissa H
Our experience with Stroll for the Three Capes Walk in Tasmania was amazing. Everything was well organised and the transfers, the accommodation and meals were first class. We would recommend their services and thank them for a very memorable and wonderful trip.
Jo A
The programme of walks worked well with a ‘rest day ‘after the long walk on day two, when we went on the boat and visited Port Arthur. These are great additions to the schedule. Georgie and Katy were great and worked hard to accommodate a group with varying fitness levels.
Samantha F
Georgie & Ian were fabulous guides. They were well organised, good humoured and provided us a great launching pad for discovery.
Richard S
Fantastic holiday. Communication was excellent throughout and Damien, who looked after all our transfers, was excellent and very informative.
Susan T
Our trip went extremely well. Guides were great and especially informative about the local flora and geology. Really appreciated their focus on healthy snacks. Due to the weather 1/2 our group did the shorter version on day 2 which was a wonderful alternative. Foods were of excellent quality and I am very keen to do the self guided Queen Charlotte with an added rest day next October. Lord Howe and Flinders island.