Tasmania Loop

Set out from Hobart on a 14-day loop around Tasmania, where the road feels as much a part of the trip as the stops themselves. This is Dundee-style travel with a social twist: you’ll share a comfortable minibus, camping gear, cooking setup and the day-to-day rhythm with a small crew of fellow travellers, all while exploring one of Australia’s most dramatic islands at your own pace.

Expect big scenery and plenty of fresh air. From the wild beauty of Port Arthur and the sweeping coastlines of the Bay of Fires and Wineglass Bay, to Launceston’s café-lined streets, Cataract Gorge and the world heritage landscapes of Cradle Mountain, every day brings a new backdrop. You’ll round things out with waterfalls, lakes, west coast wilderness and a final hop over to Bruny Island before rolling back into Hobart with a bunch of new mates and a camera full of Tasmania at its best. If you’re keen for a flexible, social camping road trip, this one’s got your name on it.

Know before you go: - This is a shared rental rather than a guided coach tour, so you’ll be travelling with other backpackers and helping out along the way. - The trip has fixed start and end dates, but the daily plan is flexible and can be adjusted with your group. - Expect a camping-style trip: you’ll be setting up your own tent, sharing cooking duties and taking turns driving. - Accommodation is shared, so you may be camping with one or two other travellers in the same tent setup. - This trip is best suited to travellers aged 18–35 who are happy with a social, no-frills adventure. - Meet in Hobart to begin the loop and come prepared for active days, bush walks and changeable Tasmanian weather.