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Walking Australia: From Tasmania to the Great Ocean Road

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16 Days | 15 Nights
ACTIVITY LEVEL: Moderately Challenging
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Elevation Note
The accommodation and walks in the Cradle Mountain area are at an elevation of around 3,500 feet.

Equipment Requirements
Normal walking equipment for comfortable terrain. Hiking/walking boots/shoes are highly recommended as being more suited to this program than ordinary sports shoes. Thin, easily stored wet-weather gear is advised as is clothing that can be easily layered. If you are in the habit of using hiking poles, they would be worth bringing. A pair of gaiters would also be useful.

Itinerary for Mar 1 — Mar 16, 2014

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Day One: Saturday, March 01 - Departure 
Evening: Depart the USA this evening on overnight flight to Australia.

Day Two: Sunday, March 02 - In flight 
In Transit: Cross International Dateline

Type: Hotel

Description: Located in the city centre.

Contact info:
3 Earl Street
Launceston TAS, 7250 Australia
phone: +61 -3-6333-9999
web: www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-6331-mercure-launceston/index.shtml

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, television (cable), telephone, refrigerator and hairdryer.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include a jacuzzi, dry-cleaning service, massage service, internet access and foreign exchange.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Elevator: Yes


Day Three: Monday, March 03 - Arrive in Melbourne / Fly to Launceston / Program Overview /... 
Arrive in Melbourne / Fly to Launceston / Program Overview / Orientation to Launceston

Morning: Arrive in Melbourne. Transfer to your flight to Launceston. Upon arrival in Launceston, coach to lunch.

Lunch: Lunch at local cafe.

Afternoon: Transfer to your accommodation and check in. After time to settle in, we will have a welcome meeting and program overview followed by a lecture introducing us to Australia and Tasmania. We can then have a short walk to explore the centre of historic Launceston along the Tamar River.

Dinner: Dinner at accommodation.

Evening: After our long flights, we have an early evening.

Lodging: Mercure Hotel Launceston

Meals Included: Lunch, Dinner
Type: Lodge

Description: Located on the northern edge of the World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain/Lake St. Clair National Park.

Contact info:
Cradle Mountain Road
Cradle Mountain TAS, 7306 Australia
phone: +61 -3-6492-1303
web: www.cradlemountainlodge.com.au

Room amenities: Room facilities include heating, tea/coffee making facilities, telephone, refrigerator and hair dryer.

Facility amenities: Lodge facilities include guest laundry, guest television & video library, Spa Centre, Games area, internet kiosk and foreign exchange.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.


Day Four: Tuesday, March 04 - Mole Creek Karst National Park / transfer to Cradle Mountain National... 
Mole Creek Karst National Park / transfer to Cradle Mountain National Park

Breakfast: Breakfast at accommodation.

Morning: This morning we leave Launceston and head into Mole Creek Karst National Park. Here we will have a guided walk getting our first taste fo the pristine Tasmanian landscape.

Lunch: Lunch at accommodation.

Afternoon: This afternoon we begin our exploration of Cradle Mountain National Park with several short walks in the general vicinity of our accommodation. We can explore the Enchanted Walk, Pencil Pines Falls Walk and the Rainforest Walk.

Dinner: At accommodation.

Evening: At dusk this evening we will go on a short stroll to try and locate the elusive platypus. When samples of the platypus were first sent back to the British Museum in the 19th century, the curators believed it was an elaborate hoax and that explorers had joined the remains of a duck to a beaver.

Lodging: Cradle Mountain Lodge

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Type: Lodge

Description: Located on the northern edge of the World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain/Lake St. Clair National Park.

Contact info:
Cradle Mountain Road
Cradle Mountain TAS, 7306 Australia
phone: +61 -3-6492-1303
web: www.cradlemountainlodge.com.au

Room amenities: Room facilities include heating, tea/coffee making facilities, telephone, refrigerator and hair dryer.

Facility amenities: Lodge facilities include guest laundry, guest television & video library, Spa Centre, Games area, internet kiosk and foreign exchange.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.


Day Five: Wednesday, March 05 - Exploring the wonderful Cradle Mountain National Park. 
Breakfast: At accommodation. At dawn, before breakfast, we can embark on another excursion to try and find the platypus if last night's efforts failed.

Morning: This morning we have a half-day guided walk around the beautiful Dove Lake. On this walk we will also explore the historic Waldheim Chalet.

Lunch: We return to our accommodation for lunch.

Afternoon: This afternoon is free for you to relax and soak up the natural beauty. You leader will be able to assist those of you wishing to walk further. There is ample opportunity to embark on additional walks along the Cradle Valley and/or along King Billy Walk.

Dinner: Dinner tonight is at our accommodation.

Lodging: Cradle Mountain Lodge

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Type: Motel

Description: Located on the waterfront overlooking Strahan Harbour.

Contact info:
The Esplanade
Strahan TAS, 7468 Australia
phone: +61 -3-6471-4200
web: http://www.federalgroup.com.au/accommodation/Pure-Tasmania/Strahan%20Village

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, television, telephone, refrigerator, iron/ironing board and hairdryer.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include guest laundry and safety deposit box facility.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Elevator: Yes


Day Six: Thursday, March 06 - Coach to Strahan / Nature & history cruise on the Gordon River 
Breakfast: This morning we depart early from Cradle Mountain taking a boxed breakfast with us.

Morning: We drive through to Strahan for our cruise on the Gordon River - a World Heritage Listed area of temperate rainforest and mountain crags. The area is the site of one of Australia's longest-running and most successful environmental protests.

Lunch: We have lunch on board the cruise vessel.

Afternoon: Our cruise continues with an exploration of Tasmania's notorious convict past as we visit the ruins of a former convict gaol on Sarah Island and discover the harsh conditions endured by those sentenced there. The remainder of the afternoon is free for us to explore the delightful historic fishing village of Strahan at leisure.

Dinner: We have dinner tonight at our accommodation.

Evening: The evening is free to relax at leisure.

Lodging: Strahan Village

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Type: Hotel

Contact info:
156 Bathurst Street
Hobart TAS, 7000 Australia
phone: +61 -3-6232-6255
web: www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-6159-mercure-hobart/index.shtml

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, television, in-house movies, ISD/STD telephone, refrigerator, iron/ironing board and hairdryer.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include a guest laundry, swimming pool, fitness centre and safety deposit box facility.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Elevator: Yes


Day Seven: Friday, March 07 - Drive through the World Heritage wilderness en route to Hobart / Walk... 
Drive through the World Heritage wilderness en route to Hobart / Walk in Lake St Clair National Park

Breakfast: We have breakfast at our accommodation.

Morning: This morning we drive through the wilderness bound for Lake St Clair National Park. We will have a guided walk in the park en route.

Lunch: We will have lunch at the Lake St Clair Lodge.

Afternoon: En route to Hobart we visit the Wall in the Wilderness – an an inspirational tale carved from the mountains and rivers of the Central Highlands of Tasmania. The area is surrounded by wilderness and is full of mining heritage which highlights days gone by when Queenstown was a thriving gold and copper town. We carry on to our hotel in Hobart.

Dinner: We have dinner at our accommodation.

Lodging: Mercure Hotel Hobart

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Type: Hotel

Contact info:
156 Bathurst Street
Hobart TAS, 7000 Australia
phone: +61 -3-6232-6255
web: www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-6159-mercure-hobart/index.shtml

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, television, in-house movies, ISD/STD telephone, refrigerator, iron/ironing board and hairdryer.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include a guest laundry, swimming pool, fitness centre and safety deposit box facility.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Elevator: Yes


Day Eight: Saturday, March 08 - Day at leisure in Hobart. 
Breakfast: We have breakfast in our hotel

Morning: We have an early morning guided walk around Hobart's historic Battery Point precinct. After that, the remainder of the day is free for you to explore Tasmania's compact capital at leisure. Perhaps you will join in the fun of the Salamanca Markets in Hobart's historic quarter; perhaps you will head off and visit Hobart's newest attraction, the cutting-edge Museum of Old & New Art and finish in the winery and brewery also located on-site; perhaps you will walk up Mount Wellington for its panoramic outlook. The day is yours to do as you see fit.

Lunch: Lunch is at own arrangements.

Afternoon: This afternoon is free at leisure in Hobart.

Dinner: Dinner is at own arrangements.

Evening: This evening is free at leisure in Hobart.

Lodging: Mercure Hotel Hobart

Meals Included: Breakfast
Type: Motel

Description: Located overlooking the beach and offering panoramic views to Freycinet Peninsula.

Contact info:
1 Franklin Street
Swansea TAS, 7190 Australia
phone: +61 -3-6257-8577
web: http://www.innkeeper.com.au/east-coast/swansea-waterloo-inn/

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, telephone, television and refrigerator.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include a guest laundry.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.


Day Nine: Sunday, March 09 - Maria Island walk / Bicheno Penguin Rookeries 
Breakfast: We have breakfast at our hotel.

Morning: This morning we leave Hobart and travel to board the Maria Island ferry at Triabunna. We board and cruise across the bay to stunning Maria Island - a formal penal colony known for its amazing scenery and abundant wildlife. On the island are Tasmanian kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and echidnas. The unique birdlife includes the endangered forty spotted pardalote, Cape Barren geese (the world’s second rarest breed), eagles and numerous sea bird species. On the island we will have a walking tour of the old Darlington settlement.

Lunch: We will take a packed lunch with us to eat on the Island.

Afternoon: This afternoon, depending on the conditions, we will walk to the Fossil Cliffs or Mount Bishop. After gaining an insight in to the Island's spectacular vistas, we take the ferry back to the mainland. We carry on to Swansea, on the edge of the Freycinet National Park, and check in to our accommodation.

Dinner: We will have an early dinner at our accommodation.

Evening: This evening we will travel through to Bicheno and visit the local penguin rookeries so we can get up and close to these delightful little creatures.

Lodging: Swansea Waterloo Inn

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Type: Motel

Description: Located overlooking the beach and offering panoramic views to Freycinet Peninsula.

Contact info:
1 Franklin Street
Swansea TAS, 7190 Australia
phone: +61 -3-6257-8577
web: http://www.innkeeper.com.au/east-coast/swansea-waterloo-inn/

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, telephone, television and refrigerator.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include a guest laundry.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.


Day Ten: Monday, March 10 - Walking in Freycinet National Park / Wineglass Bay Lookout / Marine... 
Walking in Freycinet National Park / Wineglass Bay Lookout / Marine Farming

Breakfast: We have breakfast at our accommodation.

Morning: We take our coach through to Freycinet National Park and walk up to the lookout overlooking Wineglass Bay, one of Tasmania’s iconic destinations and most memorable vistas.

Lunch: We have a BBQ lunch as we take in the scenery at Freycinet Lodge.

Afternoon: This afternoon we take a walk to Cape Tourville lighthouse for another spectacular scenic spot. We then have a field trip at the Freycinet Marine Farm where we learn about the local aquaculture industry.

Dinner: We return to Swansea for dinner and an evening to relax.

Lodging: Swansea Waterloo Inn

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Type: Hotel

Description: Located opposite the beach and golf course.

Contact info:
37 Great Ocean Road
Apollo Bay VIC, 3233 Australia
phone: +61 -3-5237-6100
web: www.theinternational.info

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, television (cable), telephone, refrigerator, iron/ironing board and internet connection.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include guest laundry, guest whirlpool/hot tub, swimming pool and safety deposit box facility.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.


Day Eleven: Tuesday, March 11 - Fly to Melbourne to start out on Australia's iconic Great Ocean Road. 
Breakfast: We have breakfast at our hotel.

Morning: This morning we dash to Hobart Domestic Airport for our flight to Melbourne.

Lunch: We will have lunch at a local cafe en route to the Great Ocean Road.

Afternoon: This afternoon we travel to the Great Ocean Road via Torquay and Bell's Beach, famous for the world surfing titles held there each Easter. We will pause and stand under the Memorial Arch on the Great Ocean Road where we will learn about the history of the Great Ocean Road - built mainly with picks and shovels by returned soldiers from WWI and dedicated to all those who died in battle. We will pause to view koalas in the gum trees by the ocean at Kennett River. We will have a short orientation walk in Apollo Bay on arrival.

Dinner: We will have dinner at our accommodation.

Lodging: Comfort Inn, The International

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Type: Hotel

Description: Located opposite the beach and golf course.

Contact info:
37 Great Ocean Road
Apollo Bay VIC, 3233 Australia
phone: +61 -3-5237-6100
web: www.theinternational.info

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, television (cable), telephone, refrigerator, iron/ironing board and internet connection.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include guest laundry, guest whirlpool/hot tub, swimming pool and safety deposit box facility.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.


Day Twelve: Wednesday, March 12 - Walking Exploration of Cape Otway - history, native fauna &... 
Walking Exploration of Cape Otway - history, native fauna & indigenous archaeology

Breakfast: We have breakfast at our accommodation.

Morning: This morning we begin our exploration of the Great Ocean Road with a guided tour of Australia's oldest mainland lighthouse. En route to the lighthouse we will gain another opportunity to hopefully view the koala in their natural habitat. We will have a walk to the scenic lookout and the historic Signal Station.

Lunch: We will have a packed lunch or pause at a local cafe.

Afternoon: We will have a guided visit to the Cape Otway Centre for Conservation Ecology where we will see koalas and wallabies being rehabilitated and also learn of the vulnerability of the tiger quoll (often called the Australian native cat). We will then have a lecture and guided walk on Indigenous archaeology along a section of the Great Ocean Walk.

Dinner: Dinner tonight is at own arrangements in Apollo Bay with an evening to explore independently.

Lodging: Comfort Inn, The International

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Type: Hotel

Description: Located opposite the beach and golf course.

Contact info:
37 Great Ocean Road
Apollo Bay VIC, 3233 Australia
phone: +61 -3-5237-6100
web: www.theinternational.info

Room amenities: Room facilities include tea/coffee making facilities, television (cable), telephone, refrigerator, iron/ironing board and internet connection.

Facility amenities: Hotel facilities include guest laundry, guest whirlpool/hot tub, swimming pool and safety deposit box facility.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.


Day Thirteen: Thursday, March 13 - The Great Ocean Walk 
Breakfast: We will have breakfast at our accommodation.

Morning: Today we will have a half-day guided walk along the Great Ocean Walk experiencing spectacular coastal views in a pristine environment.

Lunch: We will have a BBQ lunch today at Bimbi Park nestled within unique coastal manna gums abounding in koalas.

Afternoon: We return along the Great Ocean Road to Apollo Bay and have some time at leisure.

Dinner: Dinner this evening is at own arrangements.

Lodging: Comfort Inn, The International

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Type: Motel

Contact info:
10 Great Ocean Road
Port Campbell, VIC, 3269 Australia
phone: +61 3 5598 6522
web: http://www.greatoceanroadmotorinn.com/

Facility amenities: Great Ocean Road Motor Inn offers spacious, comfortable, tastefully-decorated units with decks. Each apartment has been individually furnished and decorated. All rooms have electric blankets, air conditioning, tv/video and hair dryers. On site is a laundry.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.


Day Fourteen: Friday, March 14 - Melba Gully & The 12 Apostles 
Breakfast: We will have breakfast at our accommodation before departing Apollo Bay.

Morning: This morning we have a guided walk in magnificent rainforest at Melba Gully in the Great Otway National Park. We will have another field trip to the Gables Lookout from where we gain spectacular views of the Southern Ocean and Shipwreck Coast.

Lunch: We will have a packed lunch en route to Port Campbell.

Afternoon: Upon arriving in Port Campbell we will explore the magnificent Port Campbell National Park with guided walks to Loch Ard Gorge and the historic Gibson Steps.

Dinner: We will have dinner tonight at a local restaurant.

Evening: This evening we will return to have a sunset viewing of the 12 Apostles.

Lodging: Great Ocean Road Motor Inn

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Type: Hotel

Description: The Comfort Inn Western is located in the heart of Warrnambool at the end of the Great Ocean Road. It is just a short walk to the beach, parks, gardens and Warrnambool's famous Lake Pertobe, Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum, the Old Shipwreck Village and Cheese World farm. It is just minutes from the Warrnambool Botanic Gardens, which feature wide curving paths, rare trees, a lily pond with ducks, a fernery and a band rotunda.

Contact info:
49 Kepler Street
Warrnambool, VIC, 3280 Australia
phone: +61 3 5561 5100
web: http://www.choicehotels.com.au/en/comfort-hotel-au597?promo=gglocalau

Facility amenities: All guest rooms are air-conditioned and come equipped with refrigerators, coffee makers, desks, hair dryers, irons, ironing boards and cable television. A laundry is on-site.

Smoking policy: No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Elevator: Yes


Day Fifteen: Saturday, March 15 - Completing the Great Ocean Road 
Breakfast: We will have breakfast at our accommodation.

Morning: Today we travel to Warnambool and the historic fishing village of Port Fairy. We will explore Griffith Island, home to over 10,000 short-tailed shearwaters (muttonbirds).

Lunch: We will have lunch at a local cafe.

Afternoon: This afternoon we explore the spectacular Bay of Islands Coastal Park. We will walk with emus and kangaroos at the Tower Hill State Game Reserve. We return to Warrnambool for our final night of the program.

Dinner: We will have a farewell dinner at a local restaurant.

Evening: This evening we will say our farewells and do our final pack before our early morning transfer through to Melbourne Airport.

Lodging: Comfort Inn Western Warrnambool

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Sixteen: Sunday, March 16 - Depart from Melbourne Airport to the USA. 
Breakfast: We have a very early start with our breakfast packs as we race to get to Melbourne Airport for our flight home.

Meals Included: Breakfast

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