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Three Capes & Turrakana Walk: A Guided Journey Through Tasmania’s Wild South

8 April 2025
A panoramic ocean view framed by towering cliffs on Tasmania’s Cape Pillar section of the Three Capes Walk

Welcome to one of Australia’s most unforgettable coastal adventures. The Three Capes & Turrakana Walk offers breathtaking cliff scapes, native flora and fauna, and a deep connection to Country—all brought to life by expert local guides. Whether you’re a nature lover, photography enthusiast, or simply want to reconnect with the outdoors, this fully guided tour is tailored for those who want to experience the real Tasmania, minus the stress of planning.


Why Choose the Three Capes & Turrakana Walk?

Set in the Tasman National Park, this walk is not just a hike—it’s a story-rich journey through one of Australia’s most dramatic coastal landscapes.

What you’ll experience:

  • Towering dolerite cliffs plunging into the Tasman Sea
  • Unique native wildlife like pademelons and Green Rosellas
  • Wildflowers and ancient forests
  • Insightful storytelling that uncovers the cultural history of Turrakana / Tasman Peninsula
  • Comfortable accommodation and fresh local meals included

Book your spot today on the 3 Day Three Capes & Turrakana Walk.


Highlights from the Track

Embark on a journey through some of Tasmania’s most dramatic and diverse landscapes. Over three days, this expertly guided walk takes you through a mix of rugged coastal cliffs, ancient bushland, and sacred cultural sites—with plenty of surprises along the way.

Here’s a taste of what you may encounter:


🧱 Towering Dolerite Cliffs

You’ll walk along some of the tallest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere, particularly at Cape Pillar and Cape Hauy. These dramatic rock formations rise hundreds of metres above the Tasman Sea—perfect for scenic photos and moments of awe.


🌊 Tasman Sea Views & Hidden Bays

Soaring dolerite sea cliffs plunging into the blue Tasman Sea along the Three Capes Track in Tasmania

Every day features panoramic views of the wild, open ocean. Look out over Fortescue Bay, Cape Raoul, and beyond—clear days may even reveal Maria Island in the distance. You’ll be amazed at the raw power and peace of the sea.


🐦 Birdlife & Wildlife Encounters

The area is a haven for wildlife. Keep an eye out for:

  • Green Rosellas (endemic to Tasmania)
  • White-bellied Sea Eagles soaring overhead
  • Pademelons, Bennett’s wallabies, and maybe even an echidna or wombat
  • Seals, dolphins, and even whales during migration season

🌿 Unique Tasmanian Flora

Close-up of native Tasmanian Banksia flower surrounded by coastal foliage on the Three Capes Track

Walk through coastal heath, stringybark forest, and buttongrass plains. You’ll see native wildflowers in spring and hardy Banksia, Tea Tree, and She-oaks that thrive in the salty air. Nature photography lovers—bring your macro lens!


🪶 Cultural Landscapes of Turrakana / Tasman Peninsula

This walk respectfully acknowledges the deep cultural significance of this land to the Palawa people. Guides may share stories of Country, connection, and the continuing importance of this landscape to Tasmanian Aboriginal people today.

For more on cultural significance, visit the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre (opens in new tab).


🏛️ Port Arthur Historic Site (Optional Visit Nearby)

Tasman Safaris - Port Arthur, Harbour Cruise and Lunch Tour

While not on the walking track, many visitors choose to add time at the Port Arthur Historic Site before or after the walk. It’s a powerful place to reflect on Tasmania’s colonial past and resilience.


🌤️ Bonus: Starry Skies & Fresh Air

This part of Tasmania offers some of the cleanest air on Earth. If you’re staying overnight nearby, don’t miss the brilliant stars and peace of the remote Tasman Peninsula—ideal for unwinding and reconnecting.e on the Three Capes Track
Image Description: Banksias line the track in bursts of texture and colour—ideal for slow, mindful walking and nature photography.


Learn More About the Region

Want to dig deeper before you go? Learn about the cultural significance of Turrakana / Tasman Peninsula (Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre) (opens in new tab)


Who This Tour Suits

This tour is ideal for:

  • Seniors looking for a slower-paced, well-supported adventure
  • Solo travellers wanting the safety and camaraderie of a small group
  • Value-seekers who appreciate expert guides, local produce, and meaningful moments
  • Part-organised planners ready to let someone else handle the logistics

Book Now & Experience the Magic

From towering cliffs to cultural storytelling, the Three Capes & Turrakana Walk delivers a deeply rewarding Tassie experience.

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