Details:
- 5 – 8 June 2026 – Kings Birthday long weekend.
- Limited to 3 people – we take your safety and the impact on nature seriously.
- Fitness / Mobility Requirements – Very High
All Inclusive of:
- Three nights accommodation in a single room mountain hut.
- Three meals per day excluding breakfast day 1 and dinner day 4
- Private transfers to the Hut and return from Hobart in our spacious, luxury rated 12 seater.
- Two professional and experienced local guides who will take you into the wild places and bring you home safely.
- Photography tuition from local expert photographer – Ben Wilkinson.
This is Tasmanian Photography Tours owner, Ben Wilkinson signature landscape photography workshop tailored to those who want to experience hiking into the Tasmanian wilderness in search of untamed landscapes, ancient forests and a vast array of flora.
Ben and his brother Sam will lead you into the wild places of Tasmania’s West Coast to see amazing examples of what the ancient Gondwana landscapes must have looked like. You will stand on the spot where famous Tasmanian track cutter, T.B Moore first gazed out upon the West Coast and gain a feeling of what the old miners and piners of the region must have endured on this historic and immersive wilderness photography experience.
These tours are not for the faint of heart, it is the West Coast of Tasmania in late Autumn so it will be cold, wet and muddy. You must be prepared to carry your own gear uphill, walk in all weather conditions for 4-6 hours each day over 3 days. You will get dirty and tired, detached from technology and feel very relaxed. Never fear, we will ensure you come prepared with the appropriate clothing, food, safety and photography equipment to keep you comfortable. The chances are you won’t want to go home.
Each day concludes with a dry, warm bed and a hearty meal beside the fire in an old mountain cabin. There’s no electricity, no phone signal and it is fantastic, if you love nature and you’re not afraid of getting a little breathless in the quest for stunning images, these tours will blow your mind.
If you would like to attend one of these tours, please register your details and Ben will contact you.
What You Will See
Tasman Island is spectacular—but the adventure doesn’t stop there.
Departing from Eaglehawk Neck, you’ll explore the dramatic Tasman Peninsula, capturing the ever-changing moods of the Tasman Sea. Marvel at the highest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere, and keep your camera ready for marine wildlife including seals, albatrosses, sea eagles, and even migrating whales.
This isn’t just a cruise—it’s a rare chance to combine adventure, wilderness, and world-class photography at the very edge of the world.
What You Will Need
- A DSLR, Mirrorless camera or Phone Camera – only if you want – feel free to just enjoy the cruise
- Fully charged camera batteries
- Memory card(s)
- Lenses – If you need advice we will guide you
- Tripod – not allowed or needed
- Good enclosed footwear as it will be wet and a little slippery
- Warm clothing, it will be cold out there. This needs to be a warm jumper and pants, beanie, gloves and a good jacket
Flexible Cancellation Policy
We understand that plans can change, so we’ve designed our cancellation policy to be as fair and flexible as possible.
- Illness (including cold/flu symptoms): Cancel 24 hours prior to departure with no fees. We’ll happily transfer your booking to another date or provide a full refund. Just let us know 24 hours before departure so we can offer your place to someone else
- Other cancellations: Bookings are fully flexible up to 24 hours prior to departure. Cancellations made within 24 hours of the tour will be charged at 100%
- Third-party bookings: If you book through a travel agent, their own cancellation policies apply
- Minimum Numbers: In the rare instance we have large cancellations we reserve the right to cancel your booking up to 24 hours prior to departure. If this occurs you will receive a full discount
We want you to book with confidence, knowing that if your plans change, we’ve got you covered—so you can focus on enjoying your photography adventure.

