THREE CAPES TRACK

THREE CAPES TRACK – TASMANIA'S WILD COAST

Discover the spectacular wilderness of Tasmania's Tasman Peninsula on a fully supported, professionally guided four-day adventure through some of Australia's most breathtaking coastal landscapes.

Join Peak Potential Adventures as we explore the dramatic sea cliffs, pristine beaches, ancient forests and rugged headlands of Tasman National Park. Each day brings a new experience, from walking along towering coastal cliffs to discovering secluded bays and enjoying the extraordinary beauty of Tasmania's wild southeast coast.

Our adventure takes in some of the region's most remarkable locations, including Cape Raoul, Cape Hauy, Waterfall Bluff and Crescent Bay. Along the way, you'll experience sections of the Tasman Coastal Trail, take in sweeping views of the Southern Ocean and discover the diverse flora and fauna that make this region so special.

A highlight of the journey is the walk to Crescent Bay and Mt Brown, where magnificent coastal scenery, sweeping sand dunes and panoramic views towards Cape Raoul and Cape Pillar create an unforgettable experience.

Unlike traditional multi-day wilderness treks, our adventure allows you to explore with just a comfortable daypack. At the end of each day's walking, we'll return to the beautiful Stewarts Bay Lodge in Port Arthur, where you can relax, enjoy locally inspired meals and share the day's experiences with your fellow adventurers.

Nestled between the forest and the waters of Stewarts Bay, our four-star accommodation provides the perfect balance of wilderness adventure and comfort.

On our final day, there's the opportunity to experience the coastline from an entirely different perspective with an optional three-hour wilderness cruise operated by award-winning Pennicott Wilderness Journeys. Travel beneath the towering cliffs of Cape Pillar and Tasman Island, discover hidden coastal formations and encounter the remarkable marine wildlife of the Southern Ocean.

Throughout the journey, you'll enjoy the company of like-minded adventurers, the support of experienced guides and the freedom to immerse yourself in one of Australia's most extraordinary natural environments.

It's an opportunity to disconnect from everyday life, challenge yourself, share memorable experiences and discover the wild beauty of Tasmania.

Real people. Real challenges. Extraordinary experiences.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Explore the spectacular Three Capes and Tasman Peninsula on a fully supported four-day guided adventure.

• Walk to Cape Raoul, Cape Hauy, Waterfall Bluff and Crescent Bay, discovering some of Australia's most dramatic coastal landscapes.

• Carry only a comfortable daypack, allowing you to enjoy each day's walking without the burden of overnight trekking equipment.

• Take in breathtaking views of towering sea cliffs, pristine beaches, rugged headlands and the Southern Ocean.

• Discover the unique flora, fauna and natural history of Tasmania's spectacular southeast coast.

• Enjoy an optional three-hour wilderness cruise with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys, exploring the coastline around Tasman Island and Cape Pillar.

• Encounter Tasmania's remarkable marine wildlife, with opportunities to observe seabirds, seals and other coastal species.

• Relax each evening in four-star accommodation at Stewarts Bay Lodge, surrounded by forest and overlooking the beautiful waters of Stewarts Bay.

• Enjoy à la carte breakfasts and dinners featuring fresh Tasmanian produce at the On the Bay restaurant.

• Take advantage of professionally prepared packed lunches and snacks for your daily walks.

• Share the experience with like-minded walkers, creating lasting friendships and unforgettable memories.

• Unwind after each day's adventure with time to relax, explore Stewarts Bay or discover historic Port Arthur.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The three-hour Pennicott Wilderness Journeys cruise is an optional experience available for an additional $165 per person when booking. For those who prefer not to participate, alternative arrangements can be made for a visit to the Port Arthur Historic Site. Entry fees, where applicable, should be confirmed separately.

This is a privately guided Peak Potential Adventures itinerary exploring the Three Capes and Tasman Peninsula. It is separate from, and not affiliated with, the official self-guided Three Capes Track operated by the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service.

NOTE: Please refer to the Three Capes Track information page for more detailed information on this trek.