About this tour
A 10-hour loop through Tasmania's southern wilderness and productive heartland. Begin in Huonville with coffee and riverside scenery, then ascend into the Tahune Airwalk's canopy for two hours of suspended walks and ancient pine forest. After lunch, descend into Hastings Caves—Australia's largest dolomite system—where a guide reveals underground formations and geological layers. Round out the day at a local cider producer with tastings before returning to Hobart, with seasonal apple pie included.
Highlights
- Fifty-metre canopy walk among ancient Huon pines
- Swinging bridges over the Huon River
- Guided tour of Hastings Caves' limestone chambers
- Cider and craft beverage tasting with paddling options
- Huon Valley agricultural heritage and salmon farms
What to expect
You'll spend the first part of your day driving through the Huon Valley's orchards and farmland, stopping for takeaway coffee in Huonville. The Tahune Airwalk section offers both elevated walkways and gentle ground-level strolls—you choose your comfort level. The afternoon cave tour is guided; expect steps, uneven terrain, and cool underground air. Wildlife sightings (platypus, quolls, pademelons) happen if you're observant. The cider tasting finishes the day with local producers' work showcased. Allow time for lunch at your own pace during the day.
Good to know
Moderate fitness required due to cave walking and uneven terrain. Strollers permitted at Tahune. Apple pie is seasonal, so check availability. Lunch and extra refreshments are self-funded. Hotel pickups from central Hobart are included; confirm your location when booking. Total time includes two hours' driving each way.
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