Kayaking day tour along the Tasman National Park to Cape Huay, from Hobart

This kayaking day tour I will lead you on promises to be a special experience, as we wind our way along the Tasman National Park to Cape Huay, from Hobart, taking in and admiring the awe-inspiring cliff faces and rock formations whilst also exploring natural sea caves, encountering animals such as fur seals, falcons and dolphins, and even sampling a gourmet Tasmanian lunch.

Tasman National Park is located within the Australian island state of Tasmania, approximately 56km East of the state capital of Hobart. It is known for its diverse range of flora and fauna, as well as its famous Three Capes walking track.

Our adventure begins in the morning when we meet in Hobart, and from there we head to the starting point, where all relevant gear and information will be dispensed.

We then hit the water as soon as possible, as there is much to pack in to the day.

The morning portion of the trip is where we will be exposed to some truly jaw-dropping sights, with the sheer size and scale of the nearby sea-cliffs, some standing at 200m high, taking the breath away.

We will also be paddling in to and around some fascinating natural sea caves, and also looking out for rock-climbers on the famous and massive Totem Pole sea stack.

Our lunch stop involves tasting some of the fresh local Tasmanian produce, and afterwards we kayak over to a mysterious and interesting shipwreck, and we finish our day by looking out for and marveling at the animals that call the Cape Huay area home such as fur seals, sea eagles, and on lucky occasions, dolphins and whales.

This day will definitely make you fall even more in love with the raw natural scenery of Tasmania, and hopefully encourage you to return for more kayaking around this epic coastline.

This is one of the best possible ways to spend a day near Hobart – book now to experience the splendour of the Tasman Coast!