Tasmania's West Coast is a remote and rugged region, showcasing untamed rivers, ancient pine trees, and giant sand dunes, offering some of the most breathtaking natural attractions and unique experiences in the country. The region features top tours and activities, including the 7 Day Wild West Coast Tour starting in Launceston and ending in Hobart, covering highlights like Port Arthur, Cradle Mountain, and Strahan. The 5 Day Western Tasmania Wilderness Tour explores approximately 750km, visiting attractions like Lake St Clair, The Wall in the Wilderness art gallery, Nelson Falls, Russell Falls, and Cradle Mountain.
The West Coast Wilderness Railway provides a scenic journey through the heart of the region, while the Gordon River Cruise offers a majestic experience along the river with rich historical exploration. Adventurers can challenge the Franklin River with thrilling white-water rafting or explore the pristine wilderness through hiking and walking trails like the Enchanted Walk at Cradle Mountain or the Franklin River Nature Trail. To optimize your visit, consider traveling during the summer and spring months for more favorable weather. Accessible by air through Launceston Airport or by road from Launceston or Hobart, the region can be explored by car, bike, public transport, or guided tours for a curated experience.