Winter Flight & Sea Tour by Par Avion Wilderness Tours

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Duration: 5h
Location: Southwest National Park, Tasmania Australia | Southwest National Park, Australia


Category: Air, Balloon & Helic

Highlights:
Journey into unexploreed wilderness in South West Tasmania
Awe-inspiring flight over nature's finest show
Unique perspective of the land from the Melaleuca Inlet
Tales of the interesting people who have inhabited the area
Spectacular time away in a charming & precious region

Inclusions:
Scenic flights to and from Melaleuca
Cruise on the Melaleuca Inlet
Lunch
Roundtrip transportation to and from Cambridge Airport
Walking tour at Melaleuca
Live tour commentary provided in English

Description:

The World Heritage-listed South West Tasmania National Park is your winter wonderland with this incredible wilderness adventure over air and sea. Take a flight over remote areas unseen on foot, cruise on the harbor surrounded by a vast mountain range, explore historical homes, and experience Aboriginal culture.

When a cool breeze begins to extend over the city, leave civilization and explore a wilderness experience like no other. South West Tasmania is one of the last uninhabited frontiers, a place with no signs of modern roads or building. Leave from Cambridge Airport and soar through the air over the South West Coast, seeing panoramic views of natural land formations and winding river inlets. Fly down the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, continue over Huon River and on to Recherche Bay.

Reach Melaleuca, where you are briefly on land before boarding a boat on the fresh, crisp water. See the rugged environment curve around, cruising on the Melaleuca Inlet towards the Bathurst Harbour. Here you have a delicious lunch and free time to explore the fascinating home of revered fisherman Clyde Clayton.

Before re-boarding your aircraft, experience the culture that first inhabited Australia with an award winning interpretive display. Fly back to the airport, but not before rising up to the monumental peaks of Eastern Arthurs and dipping down through the Huon Valley.