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Tasmanian Walking Company

Tasmanian Walking Company

Tas Walking Co's exceptional 14 multi-day walking experiences provide the perfect balance of eco luxury and adventure. Comfortable accommodation, a supportive team and some creature comforts allow you to enjoy some of Australia's most spectacular wild places in style.
Tas Walking Co's exceptional 14 multi-day walking experiences provide the perfect balance of eco luxury and adventure. Comfortable accommodation, a supportive team and some creature comforts allow you to enjoy some of Australia's most spectacular wild places in style.
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Departures
Tas Walking Company Reviews
Reviews
21
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Budget
Premium
Age Range
Age Range
12-99 Years
Guiding Style
Guiding Style
Fully Guided
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Tas Walking Company Reviews

Tasmanian Walking Co Reviews
Reviews 21 Reviews
Average Rating 4.5 out of 5
5 Star
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4 Star
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3 Star
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What a great experience! From start to end Tas Walking Co looked after us so well. 2 Bruny Island (Long Weekend) , SA, Australia, Nov 2025
It’s been a long time since I’ve done an overnight walk so I count myself as a newbie. The walk was challenging in parts but thoroughly enjoyable. The guides were fantastic – reminding us when to layer up after a hill climb or layer down before a climb with the motto “Be Bold – Start Cold”. They took breaks as necessary for the group and were a wealth read more of knowledge along the way. One of my favourite “wow” moments was when we got to the top of a hill on the first day and they whipped a gas burner and coffee pot out of their packs! Exactly what we needed – a freshly brewed coffee sitting on top of the hill admiring one of those gorgeous Bruny Island views! This was a regular feature each day of the walk.

The guides worked hard – guiding and looking after us through the day on the trails, then cooking amazing, fresh and delicious meals for us in the evening (and pouring our wine!). The evenings consisted of a cheese board and drinks to start, followed by a three course dinner which was cooked freshly in the well equipped camp kitchen, overlooked by us!

Our glamping tents were very comfortable with fresh linen bedding and comfy beds at the end of the long day. Hot water showers were always available (a short walk away) and the loo with a view at the camp was quirky - watching the pademelons going about their business through the huge window!

I loved this trip and can’t wait to book another one. Tas Walking Co were fabulous and I would highly recommend them.
Bruny Island Long Weekend 2 Bruny Island (Long Weekend) , QLD, Australia, Nov 2025
I loved this trip. It was my first walking holiday and a great introduction. From the moment we met our guides in a lovely café in Hobart they showed themselves to both friendly and welcoming and incredibly well informed on the local environment, flora and fauna of Tasmania and Bruny Island.

There were highlights aplenty. The boat ride to Bruny read more was exhilarating in itself but we were cosy under fleece lined waterproof ponchos, On arrival at Bruny, we picked up our packed lunches (delicious) and were off on our first walk taking in stunning scenery and stopping at a gorgeous spot for lunch where our guides took out the camping stove and made freshly brewed coffee! What a welcome treat in the chilly weather. This level of care and service from our guides was prominent throughout the weekend. When out and about, they were mindful of the elements, suggesting when we might want to add a layer or remove a layer depending on the circumstances and when we were at camp they were right there making sure we were well fed and watered.

I’m no camper, but it turns out I can do this type of camping – real, comfortable beds, hot showers and beautiful and tranquil surroundings. The food was amazing – in addition to the many talents of our guides, they were also fantastic cooks and hosts. Almost everything we ate was local, plentiful, and delicious.

I particularly loved trying Bruny Island oysters on the beach shucked straight from the sea with a squeeze of lemon, a very quick dip in a very cold Southern Ocean after a long day of walking and our silent descent down Mt Mangana taking in the sounds of the rainforest around us. I would highly recommend the Tasmanian Walking Company and am very much looking forward to trying another walk soon. If you’re a beginner like me, read their gear list – it is sensible and pertinent. Our guides enthusiasm and love for their environment was contagious and wonderful to see.
Twelve Apostles Signature Walk 2 Twelve Apostles (Signature Walk) , NSW, Australia, May 2023
Unfortunately, I sustained an injury which impacted the last day and a half of my trip. I was really disappointed not to be able to walk the last leg of the week. The hike on the third day, however, was really enjoyable. The Walk of Silence was great and the area we hiked was incredibly beautiful. Regrettably, I missed the last walk, which I had been read more really looking forward to. Thankfully, a fabulous scenic helicopter flight salvaged the day, which would have otherwise been even more disappointing. The little café where we had lunch was also quite delightful. As for our guides, Jo and Chris, I couldn't be more thankful. They were extremely encouraging and I was truly grateful for their enthusiasm.
Larapinta Signature Walk 1 Larapinta (Signature Walk) , VIC , Australia, May 2023
The campsite was amazing - so comfortable and central to all the walks. Trekking up Mt Sonder was challenging and rewarding, and the river crossing was a great way to finish the walk on the day. The food was superb and the guides went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable. As for recommending this tour, if someone was looking for a challenge, read more perhaps other companies may be preferred. However, if someone was after a very comfortable tour, then I would highly recommend this one. The guides were terrific and so informative, polite, and obliging.
Without a doubt the best experience of my life. 1 Cradle Mountain (Signature Walk) , QLD, Australia, May 2023
Hiking, the guides, Mount Ossetian, the company, huts, the scenery, the information shared, everything - all of these elements made this trip the best experience of my life, a sentiment my husband Adam echoes. Our guides, Kyah Sakura and Georgia, were incredible, enhancing our hiking experience with their knowledge, skills, and enthusiasm. Without a read more doubt, I would recommend this trip to everyone. The guides' contribution to our experience was truly priceless.
Definitely recommend this walk and TWC 1 Three Capes (Signature Walk) , NSW, Australia, May 2023
Being amongst the natural environment and the amazing landscape of the Tasmanian Three Capes were highlights of the trip. The extraordinary views and experiences, particularly reaching each of the capes, were unforgettable. I loved everything about the trip.

However, there were limitations regarding the cooking tools at the lodge which impacted the read more food preparation. It would significantly enhance the experience if the team could have a toaster and a kettle to support guests' requirements for hot water and toast. I understand there may be solar power issues, but I believe this is surmountable with good batteries. Catering for 14 guests, particularly in the morning, would be easier for everyone if these appliances were available. Regardless, I definitely recommend this walk and TWC. It was my third big active walking holiday in Australia and I love it. It's a great way to meet new people and explore the wild.
Third guided walk with the Tasmanian Walking Company, and it was the best yet. 1 Three Capes (Signature Walk) , VIC, Australia, May 2023
The trip to Cape Pillar was a standout, but it was the enthusiasm and support of the guides that truly made this journey unforgettable. The guides were terrific, especially Caroline, or Caz as we came to know her. Her exceptional organisation, knowledge, and enthusiasm set the tone for the trip. This was our third guided walk with the Tasmanian Walking read more Company, and it was the best yet. Thank you for a great holiday.
Three Capes Signature Walk 1 Three Capes (Signature Walk) , WA, Australia, May 2023
In the bedrooms, I felt the need for a small mirror on the wall and some sort of bedside shelf or table so that everything didn't have to go on the floor. A door mat would have been a good addition too. Apart from these minor details, it was a very positive experience. The sight of the lodge, arriving to coffee and cake in the afternoons with spectacular read more views, was an awesome highlight for me! Another highlight was the massage. The breakfasts and dinners were great and the beds were comfortable. Sunrises from the lounge were spectacular. The walks were great, which goes without saying, and I really appreciated all the effort that went into making everyone feel comfortable. However, there were times when I felt a bit like I was on a school camp or excursion, likely because I prefer to do things at my own speed, reading the guide book as I go.
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Truly Tasmanian

Truly Tasmanian

The Tasmanian Walking Company been running small group walking trips in Tasmania's National Parks for 30 years, using our own private accommodation. We have over 100 staff living in the state and are passionate about sharing our love and knowledge of Tasmania with visitors. We know and love what this State has to offer and we want to share it with you.

We're committed to buying local to reduce our carbon footprint and support Tasmanian suppliers. Tasmania is known for its pristine environment and protected National Parks, with over 40% of the state preserved. We use only local produce, including wine, and employ local builders and tradespeople when updating our lodges and infrastructure.

Inspiring trip leaders

Inspiring trip leaders

Our guides are passionate outdoor enthusiasts, educated interpreters, and fantastic hosts all rolled into one. They prioritize your safety, and the feedback we receive is consistently exceptional.

Walking independently can be enjoyable, but with our guides, you get access to inside information about the flora, fauna and local history of Tasmania’s awe-inspiring wilderness. And rather than carrying and cooking all of your food, what could be more relaxing than sitting back at the end of the day, while your guides prepare a chef-inspired three-course meal for you to enjoy with Tasmanian wines.

We take safety seriously and have practices in place to manage it. Our guides are trained in accident prevention and incident management, carry appropriate communications equipment, and are skilled in first aid. In the unlikely event of an injury, help is only a call away.
You will always be in our hands

You will always be in our hands

When you book with Tasmanian Walking Company, you'll walk with our guides and stay in our accommodation - we don't subcontract any components of our walking experiences. From the moment our drivers pick you up from your accommodation until the end of your trip, our guides will take care of you.

We believe that food should be a part of the experience, not an afterthought. That's why we have an in-house chef who designs all our meals and trains our team to prepare healthy and delicious dishes.

These unique qualities allow us to focus on every detail of your adventure and ensure that every aspect of your journey is of the highest standard.

Architecturally designed accommodation

Architecturally designed accommodation

Our accommodation is designed to provide true shelter - simple, sustainable, clean, and comfortable, while protecting and providing refuge. All of our land-based accommodations are architect-designed to sit gently on the natural environment and maximize natural assets such as sunlight and water collection.

We were the first operator entrusted by the Tasmanian Parks & Wildlife Service to build and operate accommodation within its National Parks and Wilderness World Heritage Area, and our exclusive-use accommodations provide light pack weight on all our adventures.

We offer private hut accommodation along the Overland Track, and our groups have exclusive use of Lady Eugenie on the Wineglass Bay Sail Walk. At the Bay of Fires, you'll have exclusive use of Forester Beach Camp and the award-winning Bay of Fires Lodge. The Bruny Island Long Weekend has a beautiful standing camp, and our Three Capes Lodge Walk guests have exclusive use of our Crescent Lodge and Cape Pillar Lodge - both with outstanding creature comforts and cutting-edge sustainable technologies.

We believe that accommodation is an important aspect of the walk, and it should be enjoyed, not endured!

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FAQ's

Do we need travel insurance?

Tas Walking Co strongly recommend travel insurance. Consideration needs to be given to Tas Co's cancellation policy, injury, evacuation, delayed flights, illness, etc. They do not refund for such occurrences, therefore travel insurance is your only safeguard.

Are there age restrictions?

The minimum age for guests walking with Tas Co is 12 years old. There are no upper age restrictions, however, for guests walking with us who are 69 or above, Tas Walking Co do require a GP to sign off on a letter they provide.

What's included in the price?

The prices quoted on our website are the most current prices and are subject to minimum numbers and seasonal demand. The prices quoted cover (and only cover) the following:

  • pick up and return from the collection and return point designated by the Company;
  • transport to the start of the relevant walk experience, including, where applicable, any ferry transfers;
  • twin share accommodation during the walk;
  • food, limited non-alcoholic beverages and wine;
  • all National Park entry fees;
  • qualified staff for the duration of the walk; and
  • use of backpack and weatherproof jacket (if required) for duration of walk.

How fit do I need to be?

It is your responsibility to read through the itinerary carefully and ensure you have adequate fitness for the proposed trip.

Guests must be in good health and have the appropriate physical and mental fitness to maintain a good walking pace for the duration of their walk. Some training and preparation work is required prior to departure.  The more physically and mentally prepared you are, the more enjoyable your walk will be.

As a general indication, prior to the trip all guests should be able to safely complete a 15-20km day walk on varied terrain including bush trails and inclines, whilst carrying a 7-10kg backpack. Specific trail distances and features can be found in guest trip notes.

What if I have a pre-existing medical condition?

Guests with a pre-existing medical condition, including allergies, are required to disclose it on their booking form and may be required to supply a doctor’s certificate or complete a confidential medical questionnaire.

Guests who are 69 years of age or older, at the time of departure, must supply a doctor’s certificate, no later than 90 days prior to departure, stating that they are in good physical condition and that there are no known ailments or pre-existing medical conditions likely to prevent them from completing the walk.  This step assists us to ensure an enjoyable and trouble-free walk for all involved.

I have a question about a specific walk, where do I find the answer?

We've listed FAQ's specific to each walking track half way down each itinerary page, or you can contact your Global Journeys advisor for more details once you've enquired with us.

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