If you’re dreaming of pristine beaches, fiery orange boulders, and immersive coastal walks, our 4-day Bay of Fires guided walk is the perfect escape. This is truly the best Bay of Fires guided walking holiday for travellers seeking a blend of natural beauty, cultural insight, and relaxed exploration. With expert guides, small groups, and seamless logistics, you’ll experience the magic of Tasmania’s northeast coast in comfort and style. Our walk takes in all the highlights of the Bay of Fires and Mount William National Park region.
What Makes This the Best Bay of Fires Guided Walk
Diverse Landscapes & Iconic Locations
The Bay of Fires guided walk takes you through a stunning variety of landscapesfrom the summit of Mount William to the tranquil shores of Ansons Bay, and the historic lighthouse at Eddystone Point. Each day reveals a new facet of this remarkable region, known for its white sand beaches, granite headlands, and vivid lichen-covered rocks.
Small Groups, Big Connection
With a maximum of 10 guests per tour (unless it’s a private group), our walks offer a more personal experience. Two knowledgeable guides lead the way, sharing stories of the land, its wildlife, and its cultural significance. You’ll walk at a relaxed pace, with plenty of time to take photos, swim, and soak in the scenery.
Comfortable Farm-Stay Accommodation
Each night, you’ll return to the comfort of the Shearer’s Quarters a charming farm-stay with ensuite rooms and communal dining. Enjoy hearty breakfasts, gourmet trail lunches, and delicious dinners featuring local Tasmanian produce.
Highlights of the Bay of Fires Guided Walk
Mount William Circuit
Your journey begins with a walk to the summit of Mount William (Wukalina), the highest point in the region. From here, you’ll enjoy sweeping views of the coastline and inland ranges. It’s a gentle climb that sets the tone for the days ahead.
Coastal Walks & Ansons Bay
Over the next two days, you’ll explore the heart of the Bay of Fires Conservation Area. Walk along secluded beaches, cross headlands, and pause at freshwater creeks like Deep Creek. The tranquil waters of Ansons Bay offer a peaceful contrast to the ocean’s edge, and are perfect for birdwatching and quiet reflection.
Eddystone Point Lighthouse
On the final day, visit the historic Eddystone Point lighthouse, built in 1889. This striking granite structure stands sentinel over the coast and offers a glimpse into Tasmania’s maritime history. The surrounding area is rich in Aboriginal heritage and natural beauty.
Sustainable & Stress-Free Travel
We take care of all the details from the minute we pick you up to minute we drop you back in Launceston. This includes everything from park entry fees and transport to meals and safety and first aid gear so you can simply focus on enjoying the walk. All our tours are also carbon-offset, and we operate with a strong commitment to environmental sustainability (being Ecotourism Australia Certified for almost 15 years). You can view our full itinerary and inclusions on our website.
Who Is This Walk For?
This walk is ideal for moderately fit travellers who want to experience Tasmania’s coastal wilderness without the need for heavy packs or camping. With graded tracks ranging from easy to moderate, and the support of experienced guides, it’s accessible to most walkers. Whether you’re a solo traveller, couple, or part of a group, this is the best Bay of Fires guided walk for those who want to connect with nature, recharge, and explore at a relaxed pace.
What to Expect Each Day
Day 1: Mount William & Boulder Point
Begin with a scenic drive from Launceston to the northeast coast. Walk to the summit of Mount William, then explore Boulder Point and the surrounding beaches.
Day 2: Deep Creek to Picnic Rocks
Enjoy a full day of beach and headland walking, with stops at Deep Creek and the striking orange boulders of Picnic Rocks.
Day 3: Ansons Bay & Coastal Trails
Walk through tranquil bushland and along the shores of Ansons Bay. Swim, relax, and enjoy the serenity of this unique lagoon environment.
Day 4: Eddystone Point & Return
Visit the Eddystone Point lighthouse before returning to Launceston, refreshed and inspired by your Bay of Fires experience.
Of course, our days are weather dependent, and our skilled guides may need to adjust walks accordingly. For full details of our walk, you can download a copy of our Trip Notes here on our product page.
Why Choose Park Trek?
Park Trek has been guiding walks across Australia for over 25 years. Our Bay of Fires tour is one of our most popular, thanks to its perfect blend of nature, comfort, and expert guidance. We’re proud to offer the best Bay of Fires 4-day guided walking holiday for those who want to explore Tasmania’s wilderness in a meaningful and memorable way.
Ready to Walk?
If you’re ready to explore fiery coastlines, peaceful bays, and rich cultural landscapes, this is your chance. Join us for the best Bay of Fires guided walking holiday and discover why so many travellers fall in love with this extraordinary part of Tasmania. Book your Bay of Fires adventure today. Or enjoy the wild beauty of winter on our 3-day Bay of Fires Off-Season adventure.
Happy Walking,
Charles & The Park Trek Team
Park Trek acknowledges and pays its respects to the Traditional Owners of the lands upon which we wander as a walking company. We recognise the unique place held by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the original custodians of the lands and waterways across our continent, with histories of continuous connection dating back more than 60,000 years. We are proud to live on the planet’s oldest continent with the oldest continuous living culture. We support the Uluru Statement from the Heart.