Maria Island
TRANSPORT & HIRE GEAR PACKAGE
From / to
8:00am Hobart to Triabunna
3:30pm Triabunna to Hobart
Price
From $799.00 per person
Min 2 people
Private transport from/to Hobart CBD
Hire Gear package including fuel & food
Please select Round-trip for this package to select your return transport date.
Experienced local driver
custom picked for this walk.
Hire Gear Included
Personal Locator Beacon
Jetboil Flash 1lt
Cooking System
Sleeping Mat
Sea to Summit
100g gas canister
per person
Down Sleeping Bags
inc. bag liner
2 x Main Meals per person
Campers Pantry
Headlamp
Black Diamond
One or Two Person Tents
One Planet Goondie
Rain Jacket
Wilderness Equipment
Osprey 65lt Hiking Pack
inc. pack cover and liner
Rain Pants
Wilderness Equipment
Kitchen Kit
Sea To Summit
Overview
A customised package of transport and hire gear for Maria Island.
Private Transport: Have your very own transport and driver to and from Triabunna.
Hire gear Package: Including tent, sleeping bag, backpack, stove, kitchen kit, rainwear and much more.
Times: Choose your own pick-up times from Hobart CBD and Triabunna.
What’s included
Return transfer to Triabunna from Hobart CBD address (your accommodation)
Experienced driver
Hire Gear package
Maria Island map
About the walk
Maria Island is a special place where long sandy beaches, turquoise water, mountaintop vistas, abundant wildlife and a multi-layered human history come together to create a perfect island destination. The island can only be accessed by a ferry.
The ideal combination of nature and history rewards those who seek to explore Maria Island, off Tasmania’s East Coast. After arriving on the Maria Island ferry, start your exploration at Darlington Probation Station – a World Heritage Australian Convict Site. From Darlington, continue your Maria Island discovery by weaving along the numerous trails on foot or by bike and leave your ordinary life behind.
Spectacular cliffs wrap around the eastern side of Maria Island, providing a perfect vantage point for watching birds dive and swoop into the ocean. In season, you may even be lucky enough to spot the whales that frequent these waters during their annual migration. On the western side of the island, the Painted Cliffs are one of Maria Island’s more memorable spectacles, showcasing the power of nature in their weathered contours, where the combination of wind and waves has eroded the sandstone to reveal a striking facade.
Tasmania Parks and Wildlife
To book your ferry booking please click here
To book your Tasmanian National Park Pass click here
