Itinerary
- Day 1
Launceston to Scottsdale
Your day starts with a meeting at the hotel for your tour briefing and bike fitting. From there, you'll cycle roughly 63km through North East Tasmanian countryside and forests heading toward Scottsdale. The landscape shifts between open fields and tree-covered sections, giving you a good sense of the region. Once you arrive in Scottsdale, the afternoon is yours to decide. You can wander around this historic town on your own, or if golf interests you, there's Barnbougle available for an extra fee.
Included Activities
- Tour briefing and bike fitting
- Guided cycle ride from Launceston to Scottsdale through North East Tasmania countryside and forests
Optional Activities
- Self-guided exploration of Scottsdale
- Golf at Barnbougle (additional cost)
Landmarks Scottsdale Barnbougle Golf 
- Day 2
Scottsdale to Derby
Today's ride covers around 33km through agricultural areas, and you have two route options to pick from. Stay on the Tasman Highway if you prefer the straightforward path, or take the maintained rail trail that winds through forests off-road if you want something different. Either way, you'll end up in Derby, which is known for mountain biking. After arriving, you can explore single track trails, grab lunch at a local spot serving woodfired pizzas and dark ales, or visit Australia's only wood-fired floating sauna if you're looking for something unusual.
Included Activities
- Guided cycle ride from Scottsdale to Derby via Tasman Highway or rail trail
Optional Activities
- Mountain biking single track trails in Derby
- Visit wood-fired floating sauna on Derby Lake
- Explore Derby's restaurants for woodfired pizzas and local ales
Landmarks Derby - Day 3
Derby to St Helens
After having continental breakfast provided, you'll cycle approximately 99km through lush valleys and rainforests as you head toward the East Coast. During the ride, you'll stop at Weldborough Pass for a walk through rainforest. Later, you'll descend into Pyengana Valley where there's a famous cheese factory if you want to stop for ice cream. St Columbus Falls, Tasmania's highest waterfall, is an optional detour if you have time and energy. By evening, you'll reach St Helens on the East Coast, known for game fishing. You're staying at Kellraine Units, and you can pick from local restaurants for dinner, with seafood being a natural choice in this area.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Continental breakfast)
Included Activities
- Continental breakfast
- Guided cycle ride from Derby to St Helens through valleys and rainforests
- Optional walk through Weldborough Pass rainforest
- Visit Pyengana cheese factory
Optional Activities
- St Columbus Falls walk
- Dinner at local St Helens restaurants and cafes
Landmarks Weldborough Pass Pyengana Cheese Factory St Columbus Falls St Helens Blue Tier 
- Day 4
St Helens to Bicheno
You'll cycle about 75km today along the coastline, which is relatively straightforward riding. There are numerous sandy beaches and small bays where you can stop whenever you like. The route passes through Scamander, a seaside town, and then Henderson's Lagoon if you're into bird watching. Iron House Brewery is an optional lunch stop where you can try local beers. Later, you have two choices for where to finish. Either take the unsealed Rosedale Road toward Douglas Apsley National Park, or stay on the coast road and head to Bicheno by the Bay for accommodation.
Included Activities
- Guided cycle ride from St Helens to Bicheno along coastline
Optional Activities
- Stop at Henderson's Lagoon
- Visit Iron House Brewery for light lunch and beer tastings
- Douglas Apsley National Park visit via Rosedale Road
Landmarks Scamander Henderson's Lagoon Iron House Brewery Chain of Lagoons Douglas Apsley National Park Bicheno 
- Day 5
Bicheno to Swansea
Morning brings a short coastal ride to Coles Bay, the gateway to Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay. Once there, you can do extensive walks, relax on the beach, or arrange kayaking on Oyster Bay with Freycinet Adventures. You're staying at Iluka Holiday Park, and dinner options include local pubs, pizzerias, or bringing food for a beach picnic. In the afternoon, you'll ride Coles Bay Road again then cycle through wine country with tastings and coffee stops along the way. Cherry Tree Hill has a steep climb but rewards you with views back toward the Hazards range. The route undulates through eucalypt forest with both rural and coastal views. Glen Gala Road offers an optional detour to Gala Estate Vineyard if you're interested. By the end of the day, you'll reach Swansea Holiday Park, positioned right by the water.
Included Activities
- Guided cycle ride from Bicheno to Coles Bay
- Guided cycle ride from Coles Bay through wine country to Swansea
Optional Activities
- Walks in Freycinet National Park (45 minutes to all day)
- Kayaking with Freycinet Adventures on Oyster Bay
- Vineyard tastings
- Tombolo gourmet pizza restaurant
- Beach dining with cheese and olives
- Extra night in Coles Bay (supplement applies)
Landmarks Coles Bay Freycinet National Park Wineglass Bay Oyster Bay Devils Corner Vineyard Cherry Tree Hill Hazards Range Gala Estate Vineyard Swansea - Day 6
Swansea to Triabunna
This 52km ride sits roughly halfway through your tour and gives you spectacular Tasman Highway views of unspoilt coastline. You'll pass numerous sandy beaches and rocky coves where stopping is easy. The route takes you past the famous 'Spiky Bridge', a remnant from the convict era, and then through small rural hamlets near Swanport. From there, the path continues through country fields and rolling hills. Maria Island National Park is visible to the south-east. You'll end up in Triabunna for a 2-night stay. Before settling in, stop by the local IGA to pack lunch for your Maria Island trip the next day.
Included Activities
- Guided cycle ride from Swansea to Triabunna via Tasman Highway
Optional Activities
- Stop at sandy beaches and rocky coves along coast
Landmarks Spiky Bridge Swanport Maria Island Triabunna 
- Day 7
Triabunna to Hobart
Your final day offers flexibility. You can either cycle approximately 93km to Hobart by leaving early and having breakfast in Richmond (63km away), then riding the remaining 30km into the city. Or you can take the included vehicle transfer departing at 10am, which goes via Mount Wellington for sensational views before reaching your hotel. Lunch is included at 1pm with selected drinks covered. For the evening, there's St Patrick's Day celebration with live music at Irish Murphys in the Salamanca district, or traditional music at New Sydney Hotel. If culture interests you more, visit the well-known MONA museum via Brooke Street Pier ferry with Derwent River views. Otherwise, relax at the Botanical Gardens or spend time at Salamanca Place waterfront.
- Meals
- Lunch (Lunch with selected drinks (St Patrick's Day, 1pm))
Included Activities
- Lunch with selected drinks
- Free transfer to Hobart (or cycle option)
- Mount Wellington viewpoint (if taking vehicle transfer)
Optional Activities
- Cycle into Hobart (early morning departure)
- St Patrick's Day celebration at Irish Murphys pub
- St Patrick's Day at New Sydney Hotel
- MONA (Museum of Old & New Art) visit and ferry ride
- Botanical Gardens visit
- Salamanca Place waterfront dining or relaxation
Landmarks Mount Wellington Richmond Hobart Irish Murphys Salamanca District New Sydney Hotel MONA (Museum of Old & New Art) Brooke Street Pier Derwent River Botanical Gardens Salamanca Place 
