Mystery Creek Cave (Southern Ranges) to Hobart

From $88.00 per person

We have two options for this transport route:

1. Private Transfer

Private and on-demand transport for up to 11 people* from Mystery Creek Caves (Southern Ranges Trailhead) to Hobart (within 3km of CBD) or Hobart Airport/Par Avion. Flexible pick-up times available. Trip takes approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. Please see description below for more information.

*Please contact us for a quote for groups larger than 11.

2. Happy to Share

⚠️ Please note: This service picks-up at the intersection of Lune River Road and South Lune Road in Ida Bay.
To get here it is an easy 5km walk along the road from the Southern Ranges Trailhead.

Departs: Ida Bay (Lune River Rd/South Lune Rd Intersection) at 12:45pm 

Arrives: Hobart CBD at 2:45pm | Hobart Airport/Par Avion at 3:15pm

Our Happy to Share service links you up with other hikers heading in the same direction, providing a budget-friendly transfer option which is perfect for solo travelers or small groups. Pick-ups are available in the Hobart CBD (within 3kms) and Hobart Airport/Par Avion.

Please note this service needs a minimum of 4 passengers for a guaranteed departure. If the 4 passenger minimum hasn’t been met 8 days before departure, we will be in contact to offer alternative options and/or a refund of the original booking amount.

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Mystery Creek Cave (Southern Ranges) to Hobart | The Tasmanian Adventure Company

Includes:

  • Private transfer in a comfortable and safe vehicle.
  • At least one toilet/snack stop along the way (extra stops may be considered at discretion of driver).

Suitable for hikers completing the following trips:

  • Southern Ranges Traverse
      • Cockle Creek to Mystery Creek Caves via Precipitous Bluff and New Lagoon.
      • Melaleuca to Mystery Creek Caves via Precipitous Bluff and New Lagoon.
      • Multi-day hike in to Mount La Perouse, Pindars Peak and Pigsty Ponds.

Please note that entry to the Southwest National Park (where the Southern Ranges are located) requires a valid Parks Pass.