The main walking component is on days 2 and 3. On these days the majority of the day is spent away from the Lodge along the trails and beaches of Freycinet National Park. The actual walking time varies between 5 and 8 hours each day.

You do not need to be an elite athlete to enjoy the walks. If you already enjoy activities such as walking, swimming, taking the stairs, playing golf etc. you are well placed to manage the walks. We recommend starting some more targeted training, including walking, in your daily routine leading up to the trip to ensure maximum enjoyment of the experience.

All you carry is a daypack containing lunch, two litres of water, weatherproof jacket and personal items, such as a camera and sunglasses.

We choose the best months of the year to operate our walk which is from October to April. Check the weather forecast for Coles Bay a week before departure to give you the best idea. If the weather is ominous, the boat may be prevented from heading out. In this situation, alternative plans can be carried out and segments of the walk modified to allow for the best outcome.

Yes. Accommodation is separated into two lodges. Each lodge has four bedrooms, a lounge with a fireplace, two toilets, a bathroom, a shower and a sink area. You share with a maximum of five people.

In most cases, when available, we are able to offer individual travellers their own room at no extra cost. Please let us know if this is required.