Bay of Fires Walk, north east Tasmania
4 day hike along coastal track and beach
Returned from fabulous trip. It was well organised and allowed us to walk a… read more continuous path. Guides were helpful and one guide was so informative about nature – such a memorable trip.

  My husband and I really enjoyed the trek. It is the first time we have done anything like this and at 68 and 72 we weren’t sure how we would… read more go. We are both reasonably fit so thought we would give it a go. The guides were amazing giving us (particularly me) so much encouragement. Nothing was too much trouble and the provisions were great. It was difficult at times but well worth the effort for the amazing scenery.

  If you are new to bushwalking this is a great place to start. Traversing through beautiful Aussie bush with plenty of dropout points. Great company with supportive guides. Accommodation was… read more stunning.

  A WONDERFUL walking experience. Can’t speak too highly of our guides, Craig & Ramit. They were extremely well informed and handled the diversity of speed of our 10 walkers really… read more well. The walk is not as tough as the overland track but still challenging in parts – eg Cape Huay and the 500 steps. U do need to have done bushwalker practice incl climbing steps. The food cooked by our guides and the accommodation were both GREAT. We can thoroughly recommend this trek with Park Trek.
PS If u stay at the Grand Chancellor Hotel ( pick up/drop off point for the walk ) u get a serious discount on hotel cost if u mention Park Trek.

  Fantastic trek, all aspects thoroughly organised! Fabulous guides, awesome meals, beautiful part of the world. Was something I would definitely do again!

  The weather was against us but the guides worked with the conditions. However, I found the lead guide Kate very insensitive. The attraction is beautiful but guides need to be… read more more sensitive to participants needs. Thank goodness for Craig who was thoughtful. Kate seemed to be in a rush and I was left abandoned on the last day with no accommodation in Launceston due to the Covid case contracted by the staff member. I did not have phone coverage which Kate should have noted and helped. She never asked me about how i was going. I borrowed another guests phone to ring 2 hotels to find accommodation. Kate was more concerned about the staffs need rather than guests. I am very disappointed in how it was handled. When they dropped the others off who already had confirmed bookings they were surprised to be told iI wasn’t booked in there. She even intimated I could walk to the Mercure ( I had a duffel bag on wheels and a back pack plus handbag and am 77 years old ) I am fit person and have plenty of bushwalking friends like myself but wonder if that is a mrket you do not want.

  A lovely hike with two superb guides, Robyn and Alice who constantly ent above the call of duty. A couple of days walking along the hard sand along the Bay… read more of Fired and also a day of bush trekking. Moderate hardness but doable with minimal training. Stayed on a lovely farm with good home cooking. Very well taken care of. I strongly recommend this company.

  Our two hosts, Robyn and Maddie, were very well organised, hard working, informative and very friendly. The accommodation and ensuite bathroom were newly refurbished and still missing a couple of… read more incidental items, but were comfortable, well laid out and perfectly adequate. The dining/lounge room was a pleasant space, and the meals were good quality and plentiful. Of course, the coastline was spectacular. A thoroughly enjoyable trip.

  Rated 4, because not at the top end of guided walking tours. This tour was very good value for money and the staff went out of their way to make… read more the experience as pleasant as possible. Not a thing that I didn’t enjoy. Highly recommended

  This was my first time walking with Park Trek. I generally prefer walking on my own but as I am getting older it’s easier to join a group and have… read more things organised for you, plus carrying less. I really enjoyed this tour and our lovely guides Emma and Alice provided every comfort possible. Food was superb and plenty, don’t expect to lose weight! I really appreciated that you were invited to bring your own reusable containers or reusable containers were provided. Great to be able to mix your own SCROGGINS (?). The guides were very aware of waste and collected recyclables to take back to town. Emma and Alice were also superb drivers on the endlessly winding roads. Lots of driving on this trip, but then, how else do you get to remote areas. The walks were varied, from beach to rainforest to button grass plains on Mt Donaldson. Swimming was an option, kayaking too at your own leisure if you felt like it. Boat tour was gorgeous with a 6.30am start into the sunrise.
The only thing I missed was a map, I was a bit disoriented where we were driving etc, but we discussed this and all good. Thanks for a very memorable time.

  This was my first experience with Parktrek, a 4 day hike in the Mount William National Park in NE Tasmania. About 3/4 of the walking is on beautiful remote beaches,… read more the remainder on the connecting rocky headlands and one optional easy climb to the top of Mount William with magnificent coastal views. The accommodation was in nice individual rooms with en-suites on Icena Farm, also very remote. The meals were prepared by the guides, good wholesome food with plenty of choices. You prepare your own lunches, salads or wraps.You are required to BYO alcohol The guides Kate and Niki were wonderful, catering to everyone’s needs in the group with enthusiasm and care. They made very smart decisions to hike in reverse to avoid hiking into the wind all day, making it much more pleasant.Their local knowledge was awesome.You have the opportunity to ocean swim each afternoon, ocean in the high 60s at the end of summer. I thoroughly recommend this trip to anyone with a love of hiking.