G’day and welcome to Tahune Adventures! We’re tucked away in Tasmania’s lush Huon Valley, and let us tell you, there’s no better spot for nature lovers, thrill-seekers, and families looking for an unforgettable day out. If you’ve been itching to explore Tassie’s wild side, we’ve got everything you need right here. From sky-high adventures to tranquil riverside strolls, we’ve rounded up the Top 5 Must-Do Experiences to make your visit unforgettable. So, grab your sense of adventure and let’s dive in!
We couldn’t start this list without mentioning our iconic Tahune Airwalk. It’s one of Tassie’s most famous experiences, and for good reason. Imagine yourself strolling 30 metres above the forest floor on a steel walkway that offers some of the most stunning panoramic views of the Huon and Picton Rivers. The forest canopy stretches out like a lush green ocean, and you’re walking right above it all – it’s nothing short of magic.
Feeling brave? Head to the cantilever section, which juts out 50 metres over the Huon River. Standing there, with the wind in your hair and the river sparkling below, you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world. It’s the perfect spot to snap a selfie, and trust us, your Instagram followers are going to love it!
And for the little adventurers in your group, this experience is as educational as it is exhilarating. Interpretive signs along the way share fascinating insights about the forest and its wildlife, so it’s a win-win for everyone
Ready for some fun? The Swinging Bridges Walk is a 1.5-hour loop trail that’ll have you exploring the lush rainforest and crossing two suspension bridges. These bridges gently sway above the Huon and Picton Rivers, giving you a unique perspective of the waterways below. Don’t worry – they’re sturdy, but just wobbly enough to make it a proper adventure.
As you trek through the forest, you’ll encounter towering trees, ferns, and even glimpses of the local wildlife. Watch for native birds – their songs are the perfect soundtrack to your walk. The bridges are fantastic photo spots, so bring your camera along to capture the magic.
This walk is perfect for families, couples, and solo explorers alike. It’s the kind of adventure that’ll leave you with a big grin and a full heart.
If you’re up for a bit of a splash, our Twin River Rafting experience is just the ticket. This guided adventure takes you along the Huon and Picton Rivers, where you’ll navigate gentle rapids and calm stretches of water. It’s a thrilling yet accessible way to immerse yourself in Tasmania’s pristine wilderness.
Our experienced guides will ensure you’re safe and having a blast, whether you’re a seasoned paddler or a complete beginner. As you paddle along, you’ll get up-close views of the stunning forest and maybe even spot some local wildlife along the riverbanks.
It’s the kind of adventure that brings people together – whether you’re laughing as you tackle a rapid or just soaking in the peaceful moments on the water. Pro tip: bring a change of clothes, because you will get wet – and you’ll love every second of it!
Now, this is for the daredevils! The Eagle Hang Glider is one of our most exciting attractions, and it’s guaranteed to get your heart racing. Strap yourself in, hold on tight, and prepare to soar 400 metres through the air above the Huon River.
This exhilarating ride gives you a bird’s-eye view of the stunning scenery below. As you glide through the air, you’ll feel the rush of wind and the thrill of flight – it’s as close as you can get to being an eagle without growing wings.
Now, let’s slow things down a bit. The Huon Pine Walk is perfect for anyone who wants to connect with Tasmania’s rich natural history. This gentle boardwalk meanders along the banks of the Huon River, where you’ll encounter some of the oldest trees in the world – the legendary Huon Pines.
These majestic trees can live for thousands of years, and walking among them feels like stepping back in time. The interpretive signs along the trail share fascinating stories about the trees’ significance, from their role in the region’s ecology to their historical importance in boat building.
It’s a short walk, making it ideal for families with little ones or anyone who just wants to soak up the serene beauty of the forest. And don’t forget to take a moment to pause and listen to the sounds of the river – it’s pure bliss.