Tahune Airwalk and Hastings Caves Active Day Tour

We travel through the Huon Valley, along the Huon River, through farmlands and fruit orchards surrounded by the views of the World Heritage Area. We begin with a gentle uphill walk, ascending 104 stairs through the forest. We reach the cantilever which then extends 619 metres across the treetops. The cantilever ends at a sensational viewing area perched 50 metres above the Huon River. Enjoy the sensation of being suspended above the Huon River with breathtaking views across the treetops and surrounding World Heritage Wilderness Area

For the keen walkers we continue our circuit walk back at ground level. The swinging bridges track takes us across the Huon River with a 100m bridge span, this is another thrilling experience and a fantastic location for some fun photos. This is shortly followed by another river crossing and another swinging bridge with a 60 metre span. For a gentler experience, you can opt to enjoy the easy Huon Pine Walk. This walk along the riverbank, features the world's most accessible stand of local endemic Huon Pine trees. This is a slow growing beauty with stands found to be up to 2,500 years old!

Onwards, we continue travelling south to the Hastings Cave Reserve. Bring your swim gear and jump into the Thermal Springs swimming pool where the water is always 28 degrees (Celsius). Or, just relax in the beautiful forest surrounds and wander along the Hot Springs Nature Trail. These streams are also home to the unique & playful Platypus, keep your eye out for this elusive local.

Last but certainly not least, we head underground on a 45 minute cave tour conducted by the expert guides from the Hastings Caves Reserve. The cave temperature is always 9 degrees, so bring your warm jumper along for this activity. The caves are spacious with no narrow spaces, however, there are many stairs to navigate. Your cave guide will introduce you to the cave’s history, geology, fauna and unique and impressive formations. On our return to Hobart there is opportunity to stop at the many roadside stalls and collect some delicious local produce such as Cherries, Berries, Apples, Ice-creams and also a stop for a honey tasting along the way. (fruit & produce stops are seasonal and may also vary due to changeable operating hours of the various operators.) We return to Hobart city around 5.30pm.