
Hastings Caves, Tahune Airwalk and the Huon tasting trail
From AUD $200.00
10 hours
Moonah, Tasmania
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Take a spectacular day trip from Hobart through the Huon Valley to the Deep South of Tasmania. Highlights include the Tahune Airwalk, Hastings Caves and the tasting trail of the Huon valley.
Tour overview:
Our first stop is Huonville, where you'll have a chance to grab a takeaway coffee and stock up on any essentials for the day. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic drive along the beautiful Huon River. As you sip your coffee, you'll hear tales about why this area is famous for its apple orchards, craft cider makers, boutique winemakers, and salmon production.
Next, we arrive at the Tahune Airwalk, where you'll have two glorious hours to explore this spectacular region. Choose one or all three of the walks on offer. Start with the famous Airwalk, a 600-meter stroll 50 meters up in the tree canopy amongst the world's tallest flowering plants, the eucalyptus gum trees. Feeling adventurous? Take on the Swinging Bridges Track, a 3.4-kilometer jaunt where you'll cross two swinging bridges over the Huon River the first (100m long) and the Picton Swinging Bridge (64m long). Alternatively, you can stay on the ground and enjoy the tranquillity of strolling along the riverbank through ancient Huon pines, mingling with trees that are 2,500 years old. Talk about a walk-through of ancient times!
After lunch, it's time to venture further south to the magical Hastings Caves, where you'll marvel at the underground wonders of Australia's largest dolomite cave. Your entrance ticket (included) grants you a guided tour through this fascinating cave system, led by an experienced and passionate guide. Here you can admire the intricate formations and learn about the area's geological history. While exploring the Hastings Caves State Reserve, keep your eyes peeled for native wildlife like platypus, quolls, pademelons and birds.
On our way back to Hobart, we'll stop at one of the local cider producers where you can enjoy a tasting paddle with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options or indulge in a complimentary mouth-watering apple pie if your stomach desires. It's the perfect way to wrap up a day of exploring. There's truly nothing better than sitting back, relaxing in a historic venue, enjoying a drink, and sharing stories with your fellow adventurers.
What you need to know
Hotel pickup and drop-off are included from selected locations, but pickup times and exact locations may vary based on where you’re staying. We offer pickups from most hotels in and around Hobart. If your accommodation isn’t listed, and you're staying within the city, your designated pickup point will typically be within a 100–300 metre walk.
⏰ 7:45 am – 5:45 pm
✔ Hotel pickup/drop-off
✔ Entry to Tahune Airwalk
✔ Guided tour of Hastings Cave
✔ Knowledgeable and friendly guide
✔ Complimentary Apply Pie
✖ Meal, tastings and beverages are not included
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Itinerary
Begin your journey with a takeaway coffee in Huonville, setting the stage for a relaxing drive along the picturesque Huon River. Enjoy tales of the region's rich history in apple orchards and salmon production.
Explore the Tahune Airwalk, where you can walk 50 meters above the ground among towering eucalyptus trees. Choose from multiple trails, including the adventurous Swinging Bridges Track, for a unique treetop experience.
Take a tranquil walk along the riverbank through ancient Huon pines, some of which are 2,500 years old. This peaceful stroll offers a glimpse into the ancient natural history of the region.
Discover the underground wonders of Hastings Caves, Australia's largest dolomite cave. A guided tour reveals intricate formations and fascinating geological history, providing an unforgettable subterranean adventure.
Savour a delightful tasting board featuring the Huon Valley's finest produce, including smoked salmon, cheeses, and freshly baked bread. This culinary experience celebrates the region's rich flavors.
Conclude your tour with a visit to a local cider producer, where you can enjoy a tasting paddle or indulge in a seasonal apple crumble. Relax in a historic venue and share stories with fellow adventurers.