Crooked Compass will lay on the soft adventure and luxury, with private aircraft travel, untamed nature and deep cultural immersion on its exclusive 7-night tour starting in Hobart and ending in Launceston, limited to six travellers.
Ideal for a private group of friends or couples, and part of Crooked Compass’ high-end Classe collection, the itinerary is priced from $13,700 per person twin share and departs 6 March and 13 November, 2022.
Watch as Tasmania’s freshest seafood is caught by divers and prepared in front of you for a decadent seafood degustation. Travel by private plane to the spectacular Southwest National Park – the only way to access this remote area as you fly over the region’s wild beaches, thick rainforests, mountain ranges and moorlands.
Land at Melaleuca and travel by boat to a private eco-wilderness lodge. Spend the next few days exploring this World Heritage listed wilderness. Enjoy untouched beaches and panoramic views, feast on local produce and sip sunset drinks. Sleep in glamping accommodation in one of the planet’s last remaining temperate rainforests.
Travel by private plane to Tasmania’s North-East, flying across the Bathurst Narrows and rugged Western Arthur Range, over beautiful alpine lakes and the famous Lake Pedder.
Experience a deeply personal journey on foot, run by the First Nations peoples of Lutruwita. Discover their homeland and share their stories and connection to country. Hike along the beach to Bay of Fires, sampling bush tucker and listening to the stories of the local Indigenous guides.
Arrive at the Aboriginal-leased land of Larapuna, or Eddystone Point lighthouse precinct, for a night in a beautifully restored lightkeeper’s cottage. Spend your evenings around the fire in conversation with Elders and dine on traditional foods.
