This tour travels south of Hobart into the great Southern Forests, along the Huon River through the Huon Valley. Sitting 50 metres above the Huon River, the Tahune Airwalk is a fun and thrilling adventure walk. After enjoying a bird's eye view of the world, we NEXT head underground to explore the mysterious labyrinth of caves beneath the forests of southern Tasmania at the Hastings Caves reserve.

Today's tour takes us south of Hobart through the picturesque Huon Valley a region famous for its abundant produce of apples,

Pears, cherries and fish farming.

Our first adventure for today is to explore the Tahune Forest Airwalk. We head up the short hill to begin our walk along the Cantilever. It stretches for 597 m through the treetops. Enjoy the sensation of being suspended above the Huon River with breathtaking views across the treetops and surrounding mountains. We have time to explore and enjoy more walking here at Tahune. We can take on a longer walk (45mins) to experience the 'Swinging Bridges'. With a 50m span across the river this is another thrilling experience and makes for fabulous photos! For a 'tamer' experience there is the easy 20 minute Huon Pine Walk where these famous and unique local trees grow alongside the river with some as old as 2000 years, a delightful and enchanting short walk.

We continue our journey south to the Hastings Cave Reserve. This is a quiet, remote and spectacular area where we enjoy a variety of activities and soak up the unique atmosphere. Bring your swimming gear and jump into the Thermal Springs swimming pool where the water is always 28 degrees, fed by the naturally heated waters of the thermal springs nearby. OR just relax in the beautiful forest surrounds, wander along the Hot Springs Nature Trail where the warm water meets the cool water, and also home to the unique and playful Platypus, keep your eye out for this elusive local.

We head underground to explore the spectacular cave which is Australia's largest tourist Dolomite Cave. We COMBINE the underground tour expertly conducted by the National Parks and Wildlife guides. The cave temperature is always 9 degrees so bring your jumper along.

Our return to Hobart allows us the opportunity to make some short stops along the way. There is an opportunity to stop at the many roadside stalls and collect some delicious local produce such as Cherries, Berries, Apples, Ice-creams and also a stop for a honey tasting along the way. (fruit and produce stops are seasonal and may also vary due to changeable operating hours of the various operators.)

We return to Hobart City accommodation around 5.30 pm.