Randonnée des Caps de Tasmanie, Freycinet & Île Maria – 6 jours d’aventure

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This particular tour is quite physically demanding, with daily walks that often involve uneven, rocky terrain, as well as uphill and downhill sections. There really aren't any "easy days," and while we do our best to make the experience achievable—starting with shorter walks and only carrying a daypack—it does require a reasonable level of fitness and mobility to participate comfortably and safely. Given the mobility challenges you've mentioned, we want to be honest and let you know that this specific tour may not be the best fit.

unfortunately, we do not have a departure on 01 September for the trip - Walk Tasmania's East Coast. The next available departures for this trip would be: Wed 27 Sep 2023, Sun 1 Oct 2023, Thu 2 Nov 2023, Mon 6 Nov 2023, Thu 23 Nov 2023, Mon 27 Nov 2023

Joining point Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston, 29 Cameron St, Launceston, AUSTRALIA

Physical rating for this tour is 4/5. There is no such thing as an 'easy day' on this tour. There are a lot of ups and downs, often quite rocky and uneven terrain. However, the walk has been designed to make it achievable to those with a reasonable amount of fitness by the fact that you only carry a daypack. Day 2: Today's walk is approximately 11.5 kilometres. Day 3: Today's walk is approximately 12 kilometres. Day 4: Today's walk is approximately 14 kilometres.

The physical rating for this tour is rated at a 4 meaning; Be prepared for some serious physical activity. The fitter you are, the more you'll enjoy it, as most activities will be challenging. There is no such thing as an 'easy day' on this tour. There are a lot of ups and downs, often quite rocky and uneven terrain. However, the walk has been designed to make it achievable to those with a reasonable amount of fitness by the fact that you only carry a daypack; and you start with short distances, working your way up to longer days and harder days. The best way to prepare physically for the trip is to walk, walk and walk some more - preferably on rocky and uneven surfaces and lots of stair walking. Try to walk frequently. Even walking around your suburb will get you walk-fit. By the start of our tour, you should be able to comfortably walk 12km and try and do a few 20km walks on rough tracks, as well as be fairly comfortable with steep up and downhill sections.