Name: Sea Kayak Adventure - Tasmania Sea Kayak Expedition | Wilderness, Rivers, Coast
Brand: Zero Trace Tours
SKU: 44627931726000
Price: 4250.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Start and Finish

Hobart, Tas

Small Groups

Maximum 10-12 People

Full Distance Paddled

Approx. 85-100KM

Difficulty

Moderate

Climate +

200% Co2 Offset

8-Day Sea Kayak Expedition | Southwest Tasmania

Paddle into the Wild: An Unforgettable Expedition Through Tasmania’s Remote Southwest

Paddle deep into one of the world’s last true wildernesses on this 8-day sea kayaking expedition through Tasmania’s remote southwest. Accessible only by light aircraft, the journey begins with a scenic flight into the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

By day, explore calm inlets, winding rivers, and wild coastline; by night, camp beneath ancient forests and starlit skies. Along the way, discover hidden beaches, huon pine groves, and dramatic mountain backdrops few ever get to see.

Led by experienced guides, this expedition blends adventure and solitude with nourishing camp meals, stunning scenery, and a deep connection to place. It’s wild, weather-shaped, and unforgettable.

Quick Facts

Duration: 8 days
Style: Sea kayaking expedition
Region: Tasmania’s remote southwest
Access: Light aircraft scenic flight in
Accommodation: Wilderness camping under forest and stars
Guiding & Meals: Experienced guides • Nourishing camp meals

Trip Highlights

Scenic flight into the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
Paddle calm inlets, winding rivers, and wild coastline
Camp beneath ancient forests with starlit skies
Discover hidden beaches and huon pine groves
Travel beneath dramatic mountain backdrops few ever see
A journey that is wild, weather-shaped, and unforgettable

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Key Tour Info

Welcome!

Meet at Cambridge Airport and prepare to leave the everyday world far behind. A 40–50 minute scenic flight delivers you deep into one of the planet’s last true wilderness frontiers—flying over Tasmania’s rugged inland peaks or dramatic coastline, depending on the weather.

Touch down at the remote Melaleuca airstrip, built by pioneering conservationist Deny King. From there, wheel your gear a short distance to the expedition basecamp and settle in.

The afternoon is yours to explore this remote corner of the world:

Wander the interpretive Needwonee Walk
Visit the Deny King Museum for insight into Melaleuca’s wild legacy
Keep an eye out for the critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot, which breeds here in the summer months

After dinner, your guides will talk through the weather, sea conditions, and possible paddling routes for the days ahead—setting the tone for your journey into the wild.

Paddle Distance: ~15 km (4–5 hours)

Push off into Bathurst Channel and begin your first day on the water. This scenic stretch offers a stunning introduction to the Southwest Wilderness—deep, tannin-rich waters flanked by rainforest-covered slopes and moody skies.

Expect a gentle headwind at times, balanced by regular breaks to stretch your legs, refuel, and soak in the silence of this remote world.

By evening, glide into a peaceful bush camp tucked along the shoreline. Settle in, breathe deep, and take in the views—earned, and entirely worth it.

Paddling Distance: 15–20 km (3–5 hrs)

Today’s route follows a more exposed section of coastline, opening up expansive views across Bathurst Harbour and the Southern Ocean beyond. If the weather is favourable, there may be an opportunity to paddle around the dramatic Breaksea Islands—a highlight for many.

After landing at Spain Bay, those keen to stretch their legs can enjoy a remote coastal walk across the isthmus to Stephens Beach. Whether you paddle, hike, or just take it all in, this is a day for big horizons and quiet moments at the edge of the world.

Paddling Distance: 6–10 km (2–4 hrs)

Today’s paddle is shorter but no less rewarding, taking you deep into one of the region’s most tranquil, sheltered inlets. As you glide through glassy waters flanked by towering quartzite peaks, the pace slows and the silence deepens.

Arrive at a peaceful bush camp where the mirrored surface of the harbour reflects the surrounding wilderness. Spend the afternoon unwinding, exploring on foot, or simply soaking in the stillness—this is Southwest serenity at its finest.

Free Time

Today is yours to shape. Whether you’re craving a challenge, quiet reflection, or something in between, the landscape offers options in every direction.

Head out on foot to summit Mt Stokes or Mt Milner for sweeping views of the harbour and beyond. Prefer to stay on the water? Paddle to Whale Head or Wallaby Bay, tracing quiet coves and untamed shoreline.

There’s also the chance to explore remnants of the region’s early whaling days—weathered relics that whisper of a very different past. However you spend it, this flexible day is about connecting with the wild on your terms.

Paddling Distance: ~20 km (4–5 hrs)

The return journey east takes you back across the broad, open sweep of Bathurst Harbour—often with the wind at your back and the water like glass beneath your kayak.

Drift past untouched shoreline, ancient forest, and mirrored reflections that blur the line between water and sky. It’s a day to savour the scale and stillness of the Southwest, where every paddle stroke feels lighter and every view more expansive than the last.

Paddling Distance: 10–15 km (3–5 hrs)

Today offers a final chance to explore some of the Southwest’s quieter corners—perhaps tracing the winding North River or circling the forested Celery Top Islands.

The pace is gentle, the waters calm, and the scenery ever-changing. It’s a day for reflection, slow paddling, and soaking in the last wild moments before your final night in camp.

Paddling Distance: ~8 km (1–2 hrs)

Ease into the day with a relaxed start and one final paddle—this time up the winding Melaleuca Inlet, retracing your route back toward civilisation.

At the airstrip, you’ll clean down your gear and prepare for the scenic midday flight back to Hobart. Return transfers are included.

Note: Weather in the Southwest can be unpredictable. Flights may be delayed due to poor conditions, so it’s strongly recommended to allow at least 24 hours before any onward travel plans.

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Where You’ll Stay

This is true wilderness camping—no hotels, no crowds, no roads. Each night you’ll set up camp in remote and spectacular locations within Tasmania’s World Heritage-listed Southwest.

You’ll be provided with high-quality gear, including:

single or double tent (singles don’t share)
warm sleeping bag and liner
sleeping mat and ground chair

Campsites are chosen for their natural beauty and shelter. You’ll help pitch your own tent each day, adding to the expedition spirit. There’s no power, no mobile coverage, and definitely no reception—just the sounds of nature and a sky full of stars.

What You’ll Eat

Every meal on the expedition is prepared fresh by your expert guides using high-quality ingredients—no dehydrated rations here.

You'll enjoy:

Hearty hot breakfasts
Packed or picnic-style lunches
Delicious dinners served with a complimentary glass of wine
Plenty of snacks and hot drinks throughout the day

Dietary requirements? No problem—just let the team know in advance. Everything is carried in and out with care, so meals are simple, satisfying, and low impact on the environment.

What’s Included

Return flights between Cambridge Airport and Melaleuca
Transport between Hobart city and Cambridge Airport
8-day guided sea kayaking expedition through Tasmania’s World Heritage wilderness
All high-quality sea kayaking equipment (kayak, paddle, spray skirt, PFD, paddle jacket & pants, pogies)
Expedition-grade camping gear: tent, sleeping bag, liner, sleeping mat, and ground chair
Two dry bags (20L & 25L) and a 70L duffle bag for packing
All meals, snacks, and drinks during the expedition, including a glass of wine with dinner
Cooking equipment and eating utensils
Toilet paper and sanitation supplies
Two experienced professional sea kayaking guides
Safety equipment including first aid kit, satellite phone, EPIRB, marine radio, flares, and towing gear
Small camp library with reference books and field guides
Storage for excess luggage in Hobart during the trip

What’s Not Included

Flights to and from Hobart
Accommodation in Hobart before and after the expedition
Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
Additional alcohol (a glass of wine is included with dinner; extras must fit in luggage and be in non-glass containers)
Personal clothing and gear not listed as provided
Costs associated with flight delays due to weather or poor visibility

Expect wild coastal weather and ever-shifting conditions in Southwest Tasmania. Temperatures usually range from 8°C to 18°C, but can spike to 20°C in summer—or dip lower near dawn. Rain is common any time of year, so waterproof gear is essential even if skies look clear.

Wind picks up around the waterways—especially mid‑day—bringing choppy paddling conditions. Mornings and evenings tend to be calmer and more sheltered.

Pack layers: thermal baselayers, breathable mid-layers, a stout waterproof shell, and sun protection (hat, sunglasses, SPF). On the water, wear quick‑dry clothing and shoes that can get wet.

Your guides monitor the forecast daily and adjust the route, camp locations, and schedule for safety and comfort.

I did the 8 day South West Tasmania kayaking trip with Roaring 40s and it was amazing! Peaceful, beautiful, and just the right amount of challenge. I’m a 51yo solo traveller with good fitness, but hadn’t kayaked very much and I found this trip very doable and felt very safe with our knowledgeable, awesome guides - Mads and Wes. Do this trip if you want to experience your body and soul in rhythm with nature, weather, night and day in the special southwest.

Catherine S via Trip Advisor

Feb 2025

This tour was fabulous for many reasons the beauty of the wilderness, the guides who made every effort to ensure our experience was the best it could be with weather conditions, the mountain climbs, the small group size, the food, seeing orange-bellied parrots, beautiful campsites and so much more. The information and communication was spot on. Exceptional

Mary D via Trip Advisor

6 April 2024

We just completed the Roaring 40s, 8-day kayaking adventure in the south west cape of Tasmania. What a remarkable adventure! The physical and mental challenge, the excitement, the weather, the food and warm company was only surpassed by the indescribable and palpable landscape. Our guides, Rob and Kevin were exemplary and continued to delight us with their skill sets! The group dynamic was harmonious and our teamwork—often hilarious in action—was smooth. If you are looking for a safe, proactive adventure in a timeless paradise, with guides who show reverence for the land, book a Roaring 40s trip. So worth it. Thanks again Kevin and Rob—you made it what it was. Therese Ritchie and Margie Cotter

Therese R via Trip Advisor

28 January 2024

We did the 8-day Port Davey paddle from Melaleuca out to the sea and back. We both have bushwalked and rafted in SW Tasmania before, but this trip provides a very different and extremely enjoyable way of seeing and experiencing the SW wilderness. We had some beautiful warm days with blue skies and calm seas (fortunately including while crossing the open port) and some that were cold and windy with rougher waters. We expected this from past trips -- and you haven't truly experienced and can't properly understand SW Tassie, if you don't encounter bad weather. But we always felt we were in safe hands, the guides were experienced and always ahead of the weather, the gear was all good, the wilderness camps comfortable even while raining and the food excellent. We've paddled a lot in inland waters in single sea kayaks. By comparison, Roaring Forties' double kayaks are incredibly stable and just right for this trip. The only bit of advice is to make sure you take all the layers you think you'll need to keep warm, both wet and dry -- and don't leave any behind at Cambridge Airport if you're having trouble fitting it into the supplied dry bag.

Flja via Trip Advisor

30 August 2023

Our family group of five participated in this 8 day trip. What can I say? - it was terrific! My 20+ year old young people - complete novices to paddling - got a taste of what it’s like to be paddling in remote wilderness under the expert guidance of our two guides Jonah and Josh. The guides adjusted the itinerary to cater for swell, wind and weather. The equipment was great! The food was tasty - they catered for my vegan son and pescatarian partner. Highly recommended!

Madshus via Trip Advisor

13 April 2023

Our 8 day expedition trip amongst the rugged natural beauty of the South West Tasmania World Heritage Wilderness Area was a unique and enthralling experience. The ancient geology of the region provides a stunning kaleidoscope of monumental islands, cliffs and mountains. The wildflowers and shorelines, with the tannin coloured waters, are varied and beautiful. The logistics and organisation of Roaring 40s was impeccable. Our two guides, Ben and Mischa, ensured that we had a safe, smooth and comfortable experience on and off water. Their skills, patience and good humour were truly off the scale. Their menu and cooking skills were superb, far better than the usual camping fare, and we had the benefit of a convivial group of kayakers with many stories and laughs over wine in the evenings. A really special journey in all respects.

Linda C via Trip Advisor

4 January 2023

As with other reviews about this trip it really is spectacular and extremely well run – for us the weather conditions were just about perfect which was an extra plus. It is extremely difficult with this trip to say what was the best aspect from the scenery, paddling, walks, food, flights in and out, great company, overall management, equipment etc and in review I think it was our outstanding guides Kevin Ucci and Jonah Wiltshire that were the key that brought it all together. So I can’t add much to what other reviews say about this trip other than it is too good to miss.

David N via Trip Advisor

26 April 2022

Favourite kayaking point - calm seas, low wind and sun. Distances readily covered and changes made to the itinerary according to conditions Favourite non kayaking point - standing on the top of Mount Stokes surveying the whole route we travelled from Melaleuca. Great guides Kevin and Jonah. You wouldn't believe what came out the camp kitchen! The food was delicious and ample.

Catherine S via Trip Advisor

17 April 2022

Just back from the 8-day kayaking adventure in SW Tasmania and I want to turn around and do it again! A great group of people, fantastic guides, and one of the most beautiful places in the world. Each day was different, varying from calm serenity, to exhilarating 2m swells I’ll never forget. The trip was very well organised, wonderful food, great campsites, and good gear. Amazing to have a guide who handled people as well as she managed the conditions, always felt safe. Thanks for a trip of a lifetime, Roaring 40s!

vanessamelb via Trip Advisor

11 April 2022

🎒 What to Bring

This is a remote, self-supported expedition—so smart packing matters. Your guides will provide all group camping and kayaking gear, but you’ll need to bring your own personal items and clothing. Here’s what to pack:

On the Water

Paddling clothes: quick-dry shirt, thermal top (merino or synthetic), board shorts or thermal leggings
Paddling shoes: wetsuit booties or sturdy sandals that can get wet
Waterproof jacket (essential—even in summer)
Gloves (optional, but helpful for paddling comfort)
Sun hat with strap and a warm beanie
Polarized sunglasses with retainer strap
Sunscreen (reef safe), lip balm with SPF
Reusable water bottles or hydration system (minimum 2L capacity)

On Land & at Camp

Lightweight towel and swimwear
Spare warm layers: fleece/jumper, thermal baselayers, puffer jacket
Comfortable camp clothes (pants, T-shirts, hoodie)
Waterproof pants (recommended for wet landings)
Undies and extra socks
Head torch with spare batteries
Personal toiletries (eco-friendly please)
Small quick-dry travel towel
Insect repellent

Optional but Handy

Power bank for charging devices (no electricity on tour)
Book, journal, or cards for downtime
Dry bag or plastic bags to separate wet/dry clothes
Lightweight camp shoes (crocs or sneakers)
Camera or GoPro (but keep it dry!)
Earplugs (just in case your tent buddy snores)
Luggage

Bring one soft duffel bag (60–90L max) for all your gear. Hard cases and large suitcases are not suitable.

Your guides will give you a dry bag for items needed during paddling. They’ll help you pack everything to balance weight and space across kayaks.

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Zero Trace CO₂e Report — Southwest Tasmania | 8-Day Sea Kayak Expedition

Results Summary (Topline)

Estimated total per person: ≈ 814 kg CO₂e
Offset per person (200%): ≈ 1.63 t CO₂e
Group total for context (12 guests): ≈ 9.77 t CO₂e

Method: high-estimate with Well-to-Tank (WTT) and aviation non-CO₂ effects via RF = 1.9; includes single-origin guest flights, all meals (included + off-tour), on-tour flights/transport & stays, and +10% uncertainty uplift.

Purpose

Conservatively estimate greenhouse gas emissions (CO₂e) across Scopes 1–3, report per person (with group totals for context), and state the 200% offset applied per person.

Key Tour Info

Region: Southwest Tasmania (Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area)
Duration: 8 days
Start/Finish: Hobart ⇄ Hobart (includes return scenic flights Hobart/Cambridge ↔ Melaleuca, plus Hobart city ↔ Cambridge Airport transfers)
Group size for context totals: 12 (max 10–12 shown on page)
Paddling distance: ≈ 85–100 km (human-powered)
Accommodation: 7 nights wilderness camping (no grid power)
Meals counted: 24 per person (3/day × 8; included + off-tour)

Scope & Boundaries

Scope 1: On-tour road fuel (Hobart city ↔ Cambridge Airport shuttles).
Scope 2: Purchased electricity only if directly attributable (typically negligible for wild camping; accommodation impact handled via room-night benchmark).
Scope 3: Guest flights to/from Hobart (single-origin rule), on-tour scenic flights Hobart/Cambridge ↔ Melaleuca (included in the tour), accommodation (camp nights), all meals, and uncertainty uplift. Capital goods excluded.

Feeder Hub (Guest Flights) — Single Origin Rule

Chosen origin hub: Melbourne (MEL) (nearest major capital to Hobart).
Routing applied (return): MEL ↔ HBA for each person.

Emission Factors & Conservative Defaults

Flights: UK GOV/DEFRA distance-based factors (economy), WTT included, RF = 1.9 applied.
Road (mini-coach/utility): Higher passenger-km factor to reflect lower occupancy (conservative).
Accommodation: Room-night approach (HCMI/CHSB regional benchmarks) for all 7 camp nights to avoid undercounting.
Meals: Meat-heavy mixed-diet ≈ 2.5 kg CO₂e per meal (upper-bound).
Uncertainty uplift: +10% added to subtotal where primary meter/fuel data is missing.

Activity Data Applied (this estimate)

Guest flights: MEL ↔ HBA (return).
On-tour scenic flights (included): Hobart/Cambridge ↔ Melaleuca (return).
On-tour road: Hobart city ↔ Cambridge Airport transfers (return).
Accommodation: 7 nights wilderness camping.
All meals consumed: 24 meals/person.

Results — Per Person (high-estimate, no tables)

Guest flights (MEL ↔ HBA, return; WTT + RF = 1.9): ≈ 370 kg
On-tour scenic flights (Hobart/Cambridge ↔ Melaleuca, return; WTT + RF): ≈ 160 kg
On-tour road (city ↔ Cambridge transfers; conservative p-km): ≈ 10 kg
Accommodation (7 nights; room-night benchmark): ≈ 140 kg
All meals (24 × ~2.5 kg): ≈ 60 kg

Subtotal: ≈ 740 kg
+10% uncertainty uplift: ≈ 74 kg
Estimated total per person: ≈ 814 kg CO₂e

Reporting focus is per person. Group totals above are provided only for context. Offsets are applied per person.

Assumptions (transparent)

Origin hub fixed: Melbourne for all travellers (nearest major capital to Hobart).
Aviation: Distance-based; WTT included; RF = 1.9 to reflect non-CO₂ warming.
On-tour flights: Treated as separate short-haul sectors (Cambridge/Hobart ↔ Melaleuca return).
Road: Short city–airport shuttles counted with conservative passenger-km factor.
Accommodation: Camp nights benchmarked as room-nights to avoid underestimation.
Meals: Every meal during the 8-day window counted (24/person).
Uncertainty: +10% uplift applied to subtotal.

Versioning

Generated 23 Aug 2025 (Australia/Perth). Factors reviewed annually or when official sources update.

References

Zero Trace tour page — Southwest Tasmania 8-Day Sea Kayak Expedition (itinerary, inclusions incl. return flights Hobart/Cambridge ↔ Melaleuca and city–airport transfers): Zero Trace Tours. (Zero Trace Tours)
UK Government — Greenhouse gas reporting conversion factors 2024 (transport/energy factors): GOV.UK. (Rome2Rio)
UK Government — Methodology 2024 (WTT; aviation treatment/RF): GOV.UK. (Wikipedia)
GHG Protocol — Corporate Accounting & Reporting Standard (Scopes 1–3): GHG Protocol.
Australia National Greenhouse Accounts (NGA) Factors 2024: DCCEEW. (Distances From)
Great-circle distance context & routing (Melbourne–Hobart; Hobart/Cambridge proximity): Air Miles Calculator • Rome2Rio • Cambridge Aerodrome. (Air Miles Calculator, Rome2Rio, Wikipedia)

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🏞 Melaleuca

A remote outpost in the heart of the Southwest National Park.
Historic home of Deny King, with a rich tin mining history.
Opportunity to spot the critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot.
Access point via scenic flight over Tasmania’s rugged mountains or wild southern coast.

🌊 Bathurst Harbour & Port Davey

Vast, sheltered waterways in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
Known for their still, tannin-stained waters and mirror-like reflections.
Surrounded by untouched rainforest, quartzite peaks, and ancient coastline.

🐚 Spain Bay & Breaksea Islands

A remote bay offering wild coastal beauty and a chance to paddle near the dramatic Breaksea Islands.
Optional hike to Stephens Beach adds a land-based highlight.

🌄 Bramble Cove

A scenic, sheltered cove with multiple land-based exploration options.
Base for day trips including:

🌲 Celery Top Islands & North River

Pristine examples of Southwest Tasmania’s biodiversity.
Rich in birdlife and dramatic forested landscapes.

A moderate level of fitness is required. You’ll be paddling for 4–6 hours on some days, sometimes in windy conditions, and helping with basic camp setup. No kayaking experience is necessary, but being comfortable in water and reasonably active will help.

No prior experience is required. Your guides will provide expert instruction and support throughout the trip. Most participants are first-timers or recreational paddlers.

Southwest Tasmania is famously wild and changeable. Expect temperatures from 10°C to 35°C, rain on at least one day, and chilly evenings. Quality thermals and waterproof gear are essential (see packing list).

You’ll be camping in pristine wilderness. Tents, sleeping bags, and sleeping mats are provided. Campsites are remote with no power or mobile coverage, but rich in natural beauty and serenity.

All meals, snacks, and drinks are provided—including a glass of wine with dinner each night. Meals are hearty, nutritious, and prepared by your guides. Dietary requirements can be catered for—just let us know at booking.

The expedition begins with a scenic flight from Hobart’s Cambridge Airport to Melaleuca. Return flights and Hobart transfers are included. We recommend not booking onward travel for at least 24 hours after the trip ends in case of weather-related delays.

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Paddle into the Wild: An Unforgettable Expedition Through Tasmania’s Remote Southwest

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Welcome!

Paddle Distance: ~15 km (4–5 hours)

Paddling Distance: 15–20 km (3–5 hrs)

Paddling Distance: 6–10 km (2–4 hrs)

Free Time

Paddling Distance: ~20 km (4–5 hrs)

Paddling Distance: 10–15 km (3–5 hrs)

Paddling Distance: ~8 km (1–2 hrs)

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