BAY OF FIRES
WALKING TOURS

WALKING IS ONLY PART OF THE ADVENTURE

BAY OF FIRES WALKING TOURS

Discover fiery coastlines, pristine beaches and turquoise waters with Bay of Fires Walking Tours, Tasmania.

The Bay of Fires, on Tasmania’s north-east coast, is famous for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and striking orange-lichen-covered granite boulders. Life’s An Adventure’s Bay of Fires Walking Tours are designed to immerse you in this coastal paradise while enjoying the comfort of our signature pack-free style.

Over several days, you’ll wander along pristine stretches of beach where the only footprints are your own, explore hidden coves, and follow coastal trails that reveal breathtaking ocean views. The area’s vibrant colours — turquoise seas, brilliant white sand, and fiery orange rocks — create some of the most photogenic scenery in Tasmania. Along the way, you may encounter seabirds, dolphins, and, in the right season, migrating whales.

Our tours are fully supported, so you carry only a light day pack while your main luggage is transferred to carefully selected accommodation. Evenings are a chance to relax and enjoy gourmet meals featuring fresh local seafood, seasonal produce, and fine Tasmanian wines.
Guided by knowledgeable locals, you’ll learn about the region’s unique geology, history, and ecology. A Bay of Fires Walking Tour with Life’s An Adventure offers the perfect balance of active exploration, stunning scenery, and the comfort to truly enjoy every step.

TOUR INFORMATION

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WHAT MAKES THIS TOUR UNIQUE

Pack Free Walking Tours

Discover the breathtaking Bay of Fires in Tasmania with Life’s An Adventure’s Pack Free Walking Tours. Imagine strolling along pristine white beaches, fiery orange lichen-coated rocks and crystal-clear waters, without the burden of carrying a heavy pack.

Our expert guides lead you through this coastal wonderland, sharing local stories, history, and hidden gems along the way. With carefully chosen accommodations and delicious regional food and wine, you’ll experience comfort and adventure in perfect harmony.

This award-winning experience is designed for those who want the freedom of exploration, the beauty of nature, and the ease of travelling light—true Tasmanian magic awaits.

Local Wines

Savour the essence of Tasmania with Life’s An Adventure as we introduce you to the remarkable local wines of the Bay of Fires. This region is celebrated for its cool-climate varieties, producing elegant pinot noirs, crisp chardonnays and vibrant sparkling wines.

After a day exploring the stunning coastline and fiery granite boulders, relax with a glass in hand, perfectly paired with gourmet Tasmanian produce. Our tours highlight not just the natural beauty of the Bay of Fires, but also its flavours, crafted by passionate local winemakers.

Celebrate adventure and indulgence, where every sip tells the story of this pristine landscape.

Local Foods

With Life’s An Adventure, your journey through the Bay of Fires isn’t just about breathtaking walks — it’s also a feast for the senses. Tasmania’s local foods are the perfect complement to the region’s wild beauty. Think freshly shucked oysters, just-caught seafood, artisan cheeses, seasonal fruits, and paddock-to-plate produce bursting with flavour.

After a day exploring dazzling beaches and ancient landscapes, you’ll be treated to meals showcasing the best of Tassie’s renowned food scene. Each dish is carefully paired with local wines, offering a true taste of place. Adventure and indulgence meet here — where every bite tells a story.

Local Guides

At Life’s An Adventure, we believe the best way to experience the Bay of Fires is through the eyes of those who know it best — our passionate local guides. More than just leaders on the track, they’re storytellers, naturalists, and custodians of this remarkable coastline.

With deep knowledge of the region’s history, wildlife, and hidden treasures, they bring each walk to life with fascinating insights and warm hospitality. Their genuine connection to the land ensures your journey is more than a walk — it’s an immersion into the spirit of Tasmania. Explore with locals, and discover the Bay’s true soul.

ITINERARY & INCLUSIONS

When you walk with Life’s An Adventure you can be sure that our aim is to deliver a tour beyond your expectations. When comparing other tours in this region be sure you check that you don’t you have to carry your own gear, you don’t have to camp and that your accommodation is not a long distance from where you are walking. We believe our tours deliver exceptional value for money, with all the creature comforts you are after.

WOW-MAZING INCLUSIONS:

Wow Factor – Pyengana Cheese Farm lunch

PACK-FREE WALKING:

Pack Free walk – carry as little as your water, lunch and camera each day.

WATERFRONT ACCOMMODATION:

2 nights at our waterfront Beach house accommodation situated on a beautiful bay set behind the Bay of Fires

TASMANIAN WINE AND LOCAL PRODUCE MEALS:

Fine Tasmanian wine, boutique Tasmanian beers and non-alcoholic drinks served with dinner

2 x superb dinners featuring wonderful Tasmanian produce
2 x hot and cold breakfasts at our waterfront accommodation
3 x lunches whilst walking

Fresh fruit and trail mix to enjoy during your walk, Tea, coffee and hot chocolate on the trail

GUIDES, TRANSFERS & PARK FEES:

Professionally guided – Our guides which we refer to as “CEO – Chief Experience Officers” who are passionate, well trained and enthusiastic with the ability to bring to life a depth of information
Return transfers from Launceston and the Bay of Fires
National Park Pass

Day 1

Day 1 – Launceston – Mt William National Park to Deep Creek

TRANSFER TIMES: Morning: 2.5 hour transfer from Launceston to start of the trail. Stop en route in the pretty town of Bridport.
Afternoon: 15 minute transfer from end of walk to accommodation.

WALK GRADE: 14kms. 5 – 5.5 hours walking with breaks. Easy to Medium Grade. Moderate to Good level of fitness required.

TERRAIN: Mainly beach walking on compact hard sand, with only slight inclines and some rock hopping when crossing headlands.

WALK ITINERARY: Meet your guides in the hotel foyer at 8.00am for our transfer to the Bay of Fires. We enjoy a scenic drive winding through rich farmlands to the northern part of Mount William National Park, with a short toilet and coffee stop enroute at the seaside town of Bridport.

We begin our walking adventure from Mt William National Park enjoying breathtaking, remote and untouched wilderness areas. Our hike will start with an introduction to Mt William National Park, a safety brief and lunch at Stumpies Bay. The first two kilometres of the walk is a scenic mix of pristine white sand beaches and granite outcrops where evidence of Aboriginal occupation can be seen in the dunes. From here you will enjoy some light rock hopping and secluded small bays. The Walk now opens out onto Cod Bay where you’ll stroll along 4kms of gorgeous sandy beach. This is a great opportunity to spread out and take in the views of Georges Rocks. After a short meander through the coastal heath we will reach our afternoon tea break nestled amongst the iconic fiery red rocks. Our final six kilometres will start out through a series of small beaches and rocky headlands before we tackle our second long stretch, Purdon Bay. Which will bring us to our pick up location at Deep Creek. After a short walk across the creek, our logistics guide will transfer the group to our water front accommodation (15mins). Sit back and relax as our guides provide a delicious dinner served with Tasmanian Ninth Island wine for your enjoyment.

Day 2

Day 2 – Deep Creek to Ansons Bay

TRANSFER TIMES: Morning: 15 minute transfer from our accommodation to the start of the trail.
Afternoon: walk directly into our accommodation.

WALK GRADE: 16.5kms. 6.5 hours walking with breaks. Easy to Medium Grade. Moderate to Good level of fitness required.

TERRAIN: Mainly beach walking on compact hard sand, some soft sand, and coastal tracks with only slight inclines when crossing headlands.

WALK ITINERARY: After a hearty breakfast and a 15-minute transfer back to Deep Creek, we begin our walk. Setting off south after a couple of kilometres we will reach Picnic Rock, a photographers paradise. Our next stop will be at Eddystone Point Lighthouse where your guides will deliver interesting information on the construction of the granite lighthouse and history of the area. Afterwards we will enjoy morning tea at Eddystone Point rock pool, a spectacular intertidal zone; one of the many highlights of the day. Continuing south of Eddystone Point, we explore Abbotsbury Beach, our longest sand stretch of the day (4kms). This is another great opportunity to spread out and spot some migratory bird species. At the end of Abbotsbury Beach we will enjoy lunch. Following lunch we continue south into a series of shell coves that will take your breath away. This will bring us to the spectacular Baileys Rock, an ideal location for a swim in the crystal clear water. With just 5kms to go we navigate one more rocky headland onto a shifting dune system that protects Ansons Bay from the sea. This area is an important refuge for nesting shore birds and has to be seen to be believed. Over the dunes and around the bay, and before you know it you’ll be enjoying Tasmanian cheese and refreshments in the backyard while your guides prepare another gourmet meal.

Day 3

Day 3 – Humbug Nature Reserve walk, Bay of Fires – Pyengana Cheese Farm Lunch – St Columba Falls

TRANSFER TIMES: Morning: 45 minute transfer from accommodation to start of the trail. Afternoon: 2.5 hours transfer from end of walk to Launceston with stop en route in St Helens.

WALK GRADE: 7kms. 3 to 3.5hrs walking plus breaks. Easy to Moderate level of fitness is required.

TERRAIN: Dirt trails through a dry sclerophyll forest.

ITINERARY: After breakfast, we begin our final day with a scenic walk through the Humbug Point Nature Reserve. This trail offers a beautiful contrast of landscapes, weaving through coastal sclerophyll forest and along sections of rugged shoreline. It’s a peaceful, rewarding walk to complete your journey on foot. We then head inland to the lush Pyengana Valley for a relaxed lunch at the Pyengana Dairy Company. Here, you’ll enjoy a generous tasting platter featuring their award-winning cheeses, accompanied by fresh local sides. Take in the sweeping views of the surrounding countryside from the café’s deck—an ideal place to pause and unwind. After lunch, we visit nearby St Columba Falls for a short rainforest walk to one of Tasmania’s most impressive waterfalls. We then return to Launceston (approx. 2.5 hrs), with drop-offs at the airport or local hotels. A perfect end to an extraordinary adventure.

ARRIVAL TIME: We will arrive back to Launceston at approximately 6pm. Note: if you are planning to fly out this day please do not book a flight before 6:45pm. For those wishing to stay in Launceston contact the hotel directly to book accommodation for the night.

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Bay Of Fires Walking Tours, Tasmania

Experience the Bay of Fires with Life’s An Adventure Walking Tours. Wander pristine beaches, fiery orange boulders and turquoise waters, all without the burden of a heavy pack. With local guides, gourmet Tasmanian food, fine wines and boutique accommodation, every moment is a perfect mix of comfort, discovery and coastal beauty.