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Early Bird Offer

Book the multi-award-winning Maria Island Walk on 2025 departures and enjoy a complimentary one-night hotel stay in Hobart. Immerse yourself in the city’s historic and culinary scene before your walk experience.

The Maria Island Walk is recognised as one of Australia’s truly outstanding experiences. The four-day walk is a delightful blend of rare wildlife, fascinating history, island tranquility and gourmet delights. Set on a beautiful island national park off Tasmania’s east coast, small groups of ten guests and two friendly guides explore pristine beaches, tall ancient forests and world heritage sites by day, while each night relax with candlelit dining.

Skipping Ridge Lookout Maria Island Walk Tasmania

Simply use promotional code EARLYBIRDMIW when you book a 2025 walk before 31 December 2024.

For enquiries or to book, please contact our reservations team on:
E: mariaisland@wildbushluxury.com | T: +61 (0)2 90306216

CHECK 2025 AVAILABILITY
Terms & Conditions
  • Book by 31 December 2024 for walks departing in 2025
  • Valid for new, direct bookings only
  • 4-star hotel selected by Wild Bush Luxury based on availability
  • Hotel can not be refunded or transferred to other guests
  • Hotel must be used immediately prior to The Maria Island Walk
  • Hotel black-out dates may apply
  • Offer is for hotel accommodation only. Any additional costs incurred at the hotel are the guests responsibility
  • Cannot be used in conjunction with another offer, package or event
  • Offer is subject to be withdrawn at any time without notice
  • Must use code ‘EARLYBIRDMIW’ at checkout online or over the phone

Join us on Maria Island for four days that will last a lifetime.

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The Maria Island Walk acknowledges the Aboriginal Communities and Traditional Custodians of country throughout Tasmania and we recognise their continued connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to Elders past and present, as we seek to understand their history and learn from their knowledge.