Hastings Caves, Tahune Airwalk and the Huon tasting trail

Hastings Caves, Tahune Airwalk and the Huon tasting trail
From AUD $200.00
  • Duration: 10 Hours (approx.)
  • Location: Moonah, Tasmania
  • Product code: Hastings

Overview


Travel through the Huon Valley into Tasmania's deep south for a day of forest walks, river scenery, underground geology and local produce. The route combines the Tahune Airwalk, Hastings Caves State Reserve and a relaxed tasting stop on the return to Hobart.


Highlights


Huonville and the Huon River


Pause in Huonville for takeaway coffee and supplies, then enjoy a scenic drive along the Huon River while learning about the region's apple orchards, craft cider makers, boutique winemakers, and salmon industry.


Tahune Airwalk


Spend approximately two hours exploring the reserve. Walk the 600-metre Airwalk through the eucalyptus canopy, take the 3.4-kilometre Swinging Bridges Track across the Huon and Picton rivers, or stroll at ground level among ancient, 2,500-year-old Huon pines.


Hastings Caves


Enjoy an included guided tour through Australia's largest dolomite cave system to discover its intricate formations and geological history. The surrounding reserve is also a habitat for platypus, quolls, pademelons, and native birds.


Local Cider Stop


On the return trip to Hobart, visit a local cider producer to unwind and share stories with your group. You have the option to purchase a tasting paddle, a refreshing glass of cider, or a sweet dessert.


What's Included



  • Hotel pickup and drop-off from selected Hobart locations

  • Entry to the Tahune Airwalk

  • Hastings Caves entry and a guided cave tour

  • Transport and a knowledgeable local guide


Not Included



  • Meals, tastings and beverages 


Important Information


Approximate tour time: 7:45 am to 5:45 pm. Hotel pickups begin before the tour start time, so check the pickup time shown on your booking and arrive early.


Provide a current mobile number or email address so the team can reconfirm your booking.


Check the forecast and wear comfortable closed-toe walking shoes. Food and drinks can be purchased during the day, and you are welcome to bring your own snacks.


Walking options, wildlife sightings and the final tasting stop are subject to conditions and local operating hours.