Port Arthur and Three Capes Track

Three Capes Track Transport

Perched high above the dramatic dolerite cliffs of Tasmania’s Tasman Peninsula, the Three Capes Track is a world-class coastal hike with front-row views of some of the tallest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere. Winding through eucalypt forests and windswept heathlands, this 48 km, four-day journey is a must-do for nature lovers and first-time trekkers alike. Plan your Three Capes Track Transport with ease and arrive ready to walk.

The track begins with a scenic boat ride from Port Arthur and follows a one-way route past Cape Pillar, Cape Hauy and Cape Raoul, with overnight stays in architecturally designed huts that blend comfort with sustainability.

With limited daily departures, and hut bookings and the track’s boat transport handled by Tasmania Parks and Wildlife, all you need to do is lace up your boots and soak in the raw beauty of this unforgettable wilderness experience.

Cape Hauy Transport

For a shorter adventure or a rewarding day walk, the Cape Hauy Track is a spectacular out-and-back trail that can be tackled independently of the full Three Capes Track. Arrange your Cape Hauy Transport to Fortescue Bay and enjoy this 9.3 km return hike through coastal heath and open woodland to the edge of towering dolerite cliffs that plunge into the Tasman Sea.

Cape Hauy Track at a glance

• Start/End: Fortescue Bay
• Duration: Around 3.5 hours return
• Grade: 4 (Hard) – expect plenty of stairs and steep sections
• Highlights: Jaw-dropping views of the Candlestick and Totem Pole sea stacks, popular with rock climbers
• Facilities: Toilets, picnic areas and camping available at Fortescue Bay

Though it’s a leg-burner, the panoramic views at the end make every step worth it. This hike is also a great option for those not doing the full Three Capes Track but still wanting a taste of its dramatic scenery.