A Pack Free walking experience
Bay of Fires Pack Free Walk with Life’s An Adventure is for those looking for a well priced, all-inclusive walking experience with the creature comforts!

A Pack Free Walk
One of the biggest drawcards of this walk, is that our guests won’t be asked to carry their clothes or overnight bags for the entire walk. This is a big advantage in you’ll avoid carrying an additional 8kg or more on your back every day. With Life’s An Adventure, carry as little as your water, camera and lunch.

2 nights in our charming Waterfront Beachshack

The Wow Factor
On the morning of day 3 before your walk, enjoy a superb wilderness cruise from Binalong Bay exploring the Bay of Fires from the water.

Our Guides
Our guides are loved for their ability to go above and beyond.

Almost 100% Local Tasmanian Produce and Wine
Tasmania is famous for its superb local produce, from it’s delicious cheeses to it’s wide selection of wines.

Genuinely all-inclusive
Our walking tours are all genuinely all-inclusive and once you pay for your tour there are no hidden extras.

We enjoy a scenic drive winding through rich farmlands to the northern part of Mount William National Park. Enroute we stop at the seaside town of Bridport for a short coffee break before continuing on to the start of the walk. We begin our walking adventure from the Mt William National Park enjoying breathtaking, remote and untouched wilderness areas.

We head south discovering spectacular landscapes of remote castaway coves. This area is likened to an impressionist’s palette featuring a ribbon of sapphire seas contrasting with pure white sands and burnt orange rocky outcrops. We explore scenic Boulder Point and Cobbler Rocks and look out for the local fauna coming out to graze on the marsupial lawns at Cod Bay. We arrive at Deep Creek for a short 15 minute transfer to our waterfront accommodation. Sit back and relax as our guides provide a delicious dinner served with Tasmanian Ninth Island wine and boutique Tasmanian beers for your enjoyment.

After a hearty breakfast, we take a short transfer back to the trail and set off south stopping at breathtaking Picnic Point, a beautiful spot to relax as well as a photographers paradise. We continue on to Eddystone Point, where an impressive granite lighthouse built in 1889, sits on a point that juts out into the sea.

We enjoy time at the cove nicknamed Pirates Cove where we can rock hop out to the edge to get stunning views over the orange rocks down the coast. We head up over the hill through the saltbush arriving at an isolated beach with pure white sand and crystal clear water, a great spot for our lunch stop and a swim. After lunch we continue south taking in more breathtaking scenery. We finish with a 4km walk along a bush track to Ansons Bay, arriving at our waterfront Beachshack. Enjoy a delicious dinner outdoors with views over the bay served with Tasmanian Ninth Island wine and boutique Tasmanian beers.