SUPREME TASMANIA
6-Day Landscape Photography Tour
( limited to 8 places )
At a glance —
Duration: 6 days / 5 nights
Region: Tasmania — Cradle Mountain, Bay of Fires & Freycinet National Parks
Starts / finishes: Launceston → Launceston
Group size: Max 8 · two guides (4:1 ratio)
Price: $7,150 AUD per person (2027)
Deposit: $1,000 AUD
2027 dates: 13–18 June (2 places left)
Six days through some of Tasmania's most breathtaking country — sunrise over the Tasman Sea at Freycinet, the pink granite and white sand of the coast, the orange lichen-covered boulders at Bay of Fires, and the iconic Dove Lake Boat Shed and mossy ancient forests of Cradle Mountain. Brett and Lisa hold the Parks Tasmania Licence, so you're in expert hands throughout. Small group, two guides, and the kind of one-on-one mentoring that only comes from a 4:1 client-to-guide ratio.
Your Guides — Brett Wood, Lisa Milne
The Difference — Two professional guides on every trip, a guide-to-client ratio of just 4:1, and the same honesty, expertise, experience, and attention to detail we bring to every tour.
This Workshop Includes —
5 nights of quality accommodation (your own single room)
Guiding, tuition, and mentoring from two professional guides
Breakfasts, daytime snacks, and a welcome dinner
Modern transport
Starts and finishes in Launceston
Your own copy of my in-depth Photo Editing Video
Not Included —
Travel, equipment, and cancellation insurance
Alcoholic beverages
Dinners and lunches (excluding the welcome dinner)
Visas
Travel to and from Tasmania
Fitness — Moderate hiking is involved, with steep inclines and uneven terrain over some hikes, so a reasonable level of fitness — plus solid camera fundamentals — will help you keep pace with the group.
Please note: you'll need to arrange your own travel, equipment, and cancellation insurance.
Looking for something different? I also run private tailored tours — get in touch to talk about options.
"I love landscape photography because it clears my thoughts and it brings light and inspiration into my mind." — Jan Bainar
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