Guided Adventures around Hobart and Southern Tasmania
Nature experiences around Hobart, Huonville, Bruny Island and the Far South. Get off the main highways, surround yourself with gardens, mountains forest, wildlife and the ocean. Lots of native wildlife and also some exotic farm animals. Enjoy waterways, wilderness and wildlife in these outdoor focused Huon Valley activities.
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Bonorong has been a successful breeding site for Tasmanian devils for well over twenty years. Currently Bonorong houses 17 fantastic devils. A number of our devils are hand-reared and have amazing personalities. Tasmanian Devils are a very misunderstood animal. You will be utterly amazed when you see how friendly and playful these animals can be once a bond is formed with a keeper.
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Nature based self contained cabins
around Hobart and Huon Valley
Cabins, tipees, wildlife, bushwalks and protected forest
This award winning, eco-retreat offers self contained cabins, deluxe tipees and private campsites against an inspiring backdrop of Tasmanian native forest. Your cabin is comfortably catered for with gas cooking facilities, fresh rainwater, solar powered lights, an eco-friendly composting toilet, a cosy wood heater and a private outdoor bath.
2 bedroom Eco Retreat
Southernmost accommodation in Australia
In the Far South of Tasmania, the forest parts to reveal a spectacular open
buttongrass plain.
Your modern two bedroom cabin is a comfortable eco experience with solar electricity and hot water, wood heating and is free of distractions like TV and in-room phones. The perfect place to base for exploring the natural beauty of Tasmania's Far South.
buttongrass plain.
Your modern two bedroom cabin is a comfortable eco experience with solar electricity and hot water, wood heating and is free of distractions like TV and in-room phones. The perfect place to base for exploring the natural beauty of Tasmania's Far South.
Nature Based Camping and Glamping
around Hobart and Huon Valley
3 days Glamping
in Southwest Tasmanian Wilderness
Departing Hobart, the 40 minute flight takes you to the remote wilderness of Port Davey. 3 days and 2 nights exploring the Aboriginal and mining history, a cruise of Port Davey, fine food and wine. Add some walks or lounge on the beach. Spend each night under canvas at base camp.
Camp in nature,
50 minutes south
from Hobart.
Eco-experiences elsewhere in Tasmania
Beyond the Huon Trail...
Wilderness walking tours Tarkine and Cradle Mountain
The journey starts in Hobart with guests joining us on route to Burnie for lunch and a gear check. After lunch, we head south toward our Tarkine Rainforest Retreat located in the South East corner of the Tarkine. We depart the main road and drive along a remote gravel track before gathering our packs for the forty minutes up a steep ridge into the lush green rain forest and towering canopy of giant Eucalyptus and Myrtle that surround the camp. On arrival at our camp, your guides show you to your accommodation (large twin share canvas tents) and then busy themselves preparing the evening meal in the Tarkine Longhouse, our new custom designed shelter perched on the edge of Tiger Ridge, affording stunning views into the rainforest canopy. Each meal has been carefully selected and designed by a Tasmanian chef to add to your experience. After dinner around our 12 seater Tasmanian Oak dinner table, relax on the lounge by our fire before a peaceful sleep nestled in the rainforest.
Enjoy nature around Hobart, Bruny Island, Huonville, Geeveston and Far South
Ruby the Rufous Wallaby was raised as an orphan at Huon Bush Retreats. She lives mainly outside with the other wallabies but now that she has a growing joey in her pouch, she enjoys the indoor comforts of a beanbag. You can often meet Ruby and the other wildlife at Huon Bush Retreats
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