DESCRIPTION
The wukalina Walk is a project of the Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania, it is the first of its kind in Australia – designed, owned and operated by the Aboriginal community.
The Walk is a three night – four day, fully inclusive guided walk, incorporating coastal and inland aspects of the famous Bay of Fires region – the cultural homeland of the palawa.
Up to ten guests and two guides spend two nights in bespoke palawa inspired (domed) huts, within a standing camp in the National Park, and one night in a meticulously renovated Lighthouse Keepers Cottage on Aboriginal held land at larapuna/Eddystone Point.
The Walk is classified as moderate in terms of level of difficulty. We recommend you take out travel insurance.
