Our Tasmania tours for women take you from untamed coastlines and pristine national parks to charming towns and vineyards, immersing you in the island’s unique beauty and character. A deeply immersive journey through Tasmania’s wild landscapes, rich history, and exceptional produce, designed for women who value time, texture, and meaningful experiences.
Rugged North/West Coasts
14 nights | Dates: 10 - 24 February, 2027
From $9,950 all inclusive per person, twin share
From untamed coastlines and pristine national parks to charming towns and vineyards, immerse yourself in Tasmania’s unique beauty and character. Indulge in Tasmania's exquisite local flavours and world-class wines, encounter remarkable wildlife, and trace the island’s rich colonial heritage – all while enjoying the comfort, connection, and care of a thoughtfully curated small-group experience. Venturing deep into the island’s wild heart, this journey showcases Tasmania’s ancient rainforests, alpine peaks, and dramatic western frontier. Setting out from Launceston, you will discover the historic northern coast of Stanley, the wombat-filled plains of Cradle Mountain, and the isolated, World Heritage waterways of Strahan. Winding back through the historic village of Richmond, the route celebrates rare wilderness encounters, deep Aboriginal heritage, and fiercely independent, producer-led dining. It is a richly layered journey into Tasmania’s most profound landscapes, designed for women seeking authentic space and immersive nature.
Days 1-3: Truffles, Vines & Valleys Swiss Craftsmanship: Enjoy a private, curated wine tasting with an acclaimed Swiss winemaker in the Tamar Valley. Subterranean & Species: Tour the underground wonders of Mole Creek Caves and spot platypuses in the wild at dusk. The Hunt: Join a thrilling, hands-on truffle-hunting experience in the fertile soils of Deloraine. Days 4–6: The Wild North West & The Tarkine Blooms & Basalt: Tour a private, exclusive flower farm near Burnie before arriving in historic Stanley. The Nut: Stand in awe of Stanley’s iconic volcanic plug, taking in dramatic, windswept coastal views. Ancient Wilderness: Journey into the Edge of the World, exploring the Tarkine's vast, untouched temperate rainforests. Days 7–9: Alpine Peaks to Historic Valleys Cradle Mountain: Walk the mirror-like waters of the Dove Lake Circuit beneath the jagged peaks of Cradle Mountain. Days 10–12: Wild Rivers and Wilderness Reflections Gordon River: Retreat to Strahan for a serene, premium cruise through UNESCO Wilderness waterways. Days 13–14: Colonial Heritage and Cool-Climate Vines The Final Base: Travel past the deep waters of Lake St Clair to Richmond, a charming historic village rich