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News : May 2022

What's the next step for Cradle?

Standing at the summit of Cradle Mountain on January 4, 1910, Gustav Weindorfer examined the sublime landscape laid out before him. With his wife, Kate, by his side, the awe-struck botanist declared: “This must be a national park for the people for all time. It is magnificent, and people must …

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News : May 2022

Discovering Tasmania’s Spectacular Wilderness

Our collective pause of the last 2 years has taught us to look after the ones we love as well as ourselves. Our wanderlust dreaming is all about the opportunity of doing our future chosen adventures well.

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News : April 2022

Which walk is right for me?

Are you looking for a physical challenge, to get your legs burning and heart pumping? Or are you more interested in a stunning coastal cruise along Tasmania’s famous coastline – and maybe a restorative massage at our Bay of Fires Lodge Spa?

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News : March 2022

Bruny Island Time

"Are we on time?” one walker asks as our group returns along the hard-packed beach. “There is no time here,” replies guide Sam Barnett, “so, yes, we’re on time.” It seems a good motto for a trip languidly named the Bruny Island Long Weekend

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News : March 2022

Dine with Luke Burgess at the World's Wild Edge

It’s rare for a chef to walk 13 wild kilometres with your food on his back to reach the dining table. But that’s exactly the lengths Luke Burgess goes to when delivering this edge of the world experience.

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News : February 2022

The Three Capes Adventure – Join us for a Walk Through

If you’re ready for adventure, high on sea cliffs and fresh air, our new Three Capes Adventure itinerary is your antidote. Three epic days in Tasman National Park, guided along sections of the iconic Three Capes Track and the Tasman Peninsula. You’ll even conquer Cape Raoul!

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News : February 2022

Rising from the Ashes: exploring Tasmania, Australia’s underrated island state.

Rising from the Ashes by Rachel Lees is a story that featured in The Times about some of the best lesser-known travel experiences in Tasmania, like walking and playing beach cricket with David Boon.

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News : February 2022

Change of Pace - A Gourmet Traveller Feature Article

In this Gourmet Traveller article, on route to Restaurant at the Edge of the World, Fiona Donnelly finds herself falling in step with nature while trekking Tasmania’s wild Three Capes Lodge Walk.

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News : December 2021

Beach walking Bruny Island Style

Take a walk around beguiling Bruny. Forest bathing is a thing, and there’s nowhere better to indulge than Bruny Island. Australian Geographic, by Cathy Finch, December 20, 2021

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What's the next step for Cradle?

Discovering Tasmania’s Spectacular Wilderness

Which walk is right for me?

Bruny Island Time

Dine with Luke Burgess at the World's Wild Edge

The Three Capes Adventure – Join us for a Walk Through

Rising from the Ashes: exploring Tasmania, Australia’s underrated island state.

Change of Pace - A Gourmet Traveller Feature Article

Beach walking Bruny Island Style