Tasmanian Coastal Discovery

Pricing is based on departure date: 20 January 2027

Itinerary Map

Itinerary Highlights

Port Davey

Experience Tasmania’s remote wilderness at Port Davey for the next two days, a World Heritage-listed haven of rugged peaks and serene inlets. Cruise the wild coastline, kayak sheltered bays, and hike Mt Beattie or Mt Milner for sweeping views. Visit Melaleuca Inlet, walk the Needwonee boardwalk, and spot rare Orange-bellied Parrots.

Adventure Bay - South Bruny Island

Discover Bruny Island’s dramatic Fluted Cape, spot endemic Bennett’s Wallabies amid dolerite cliffs. Learn about the region’s whaling past at Adventure Bay and view the ruins at past whaling station sites, including a trail to Grass Point.

Maria Island

Maria Island is a sanctuary for wildlife including wombats, pademelons, Cape Barren geese, and Forester kangaroos. Roam through Darlington’s convict-era architecture. Visit the Painted Cliffs and choose between the Fossil Cliffs walk or the Reservoir circuit for enriching exploration.

Freycinet National Park

Walk the renowned track to Wineglass Bay and enjoy its sweeping crescent beach. Explore the granite Hazards, discover unique flora and fauna, and swim in clear waters. Cruise past Schouten Island and take in Freycinet’s pink-hued cliffs and coastal landscapes shaped over 400 million years.

Port Arthur & Fortescue Bay

Visit the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site with expert guides. If conditions allow, journey to nearby Fortescue Bay to hike the Cape Hauy Track or swim in its pristine waters. Admire rugged sea cliffs and learn the stories of Tasmania’s convict and maritime past.

Inclusions

• Use of Xplorer, Zodiacs, & Kayaks
• Wifi Access – Starlink standard connectivity for messaging and staying in touch while travelling remotely
• All excursions with our Expedition Team
• Selected wines, selected beers and house spirits, juices, and soft drinks served with lunch and dinner
• All meals, chef-prepared on board
• Tips and gratuities
• Daily lectures and briefings with Guest Lecturers
• 24-hour barista-style coffee and tea station
• Use of all onboard facilities, incl. a reference library
• Post-cruise transfers to CBD hotel or airport
• Photo gallery documenting the highlights of your voyage
• All entrance fees to National Parks, ports, traditional owner fees and charges imposed by governing authorities
• Captain’s welcome and farewell events, and open bridge access

• Items of a personal nature such souvenir purchases
• Premium Internet services
• Entry visas & travel permits for the country you are travelling to/from
• Laundry service (available at a cost)
• Travel Insurance
• Pre-cruise transfers
• Alcoholic & non alcoholic specialty beverages outside of lunch and dinner service
• Pre and post cruise accommodation

Your Ship: Coral Discoverer

Discover remote coastlines aboard Coral Discoverer, an intimate expedition ship accommodating just 72 guests. With comfortable accommodation and inviting shared spaces, she offers a relaxed base for your adventures.

Comfortable Ocean-Facing Staterooms
Unwind in a stateroom with picture windows or portholes and a private ensuite. For your own outdoor retreat, choose a Bridge Deck Balcony Stateroom with expansive ocean views.

Built for Exploration
A shallow draught allows access to remote areas beyond the reach of larger ships. The purpose-built Xplorer tender and Zodiacs bring you closer to shore, with easy boarding directly from the ship’s main deck onto the Xplorer.

Panoramic Outdoor Spaces
Take in the scenery from over 1,000 square metres of open deck space, including a wrap-around promenade and panoramic Sun Deck—ideal for watching the coastline unfold.

Relaxed Dining & Social Spaces
Enjoy single-seating dining and unwind in comfortable communal lounges. Three cocktail bars, including the Sun Deck’s Explorer Bar, offer inviting places to share stories with fellow travellers.

Enrichment & Open Bridge
Learn more about your destinations through expedition briefings and presentations in the lecture lounge, browse the onboard library, or visit the open bridge for an insight into ship operations.

Hobart, Port Davey, Adventure Bay – South Bruny Island, Maria Island, Freycinet National Park, Port Arthur & Fortescue Bay, Hobart.

All fares are displayed in AUD, and pricing is per person based on twin share occupancy unless stated otherwise. Although all due care is taken to keep information as up-to-date as possible, pricing and availability are subject to change without notice: due to varying timing schedules of supplier automated update processes; currency fluctuations; fuel surcharges or government tax & fee changes and may not be guaranteed until paid in full. Gratuities may be an additional onboard charge depending on particular cruise line selected. Please ask your cruise consultant for any clarification of Terms & Conditions.