Lake St Clair Discovery Walk - Half Day

Embark on a half-day wilderness adventure through the stunning landscapes surrounding Lake St Clair, the deepest freshwater lake in the Southern Hemisphere. Known as leeawulena, or "sleeping waters," to the Tasmanian Aborigines, this pristine region showcases Tasmania’s native vegetation, including banksias, buttongrass, tea-tree thickets, waratahs, ancient rainforest ferns, and towering eucalypt stags. As you explore, you will be immersed in the natural beauty and tranquility of the area, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking scenery at every turn.

Your walk includes the culturally significant Larmairrenemer tabelti Aboriginal cultural trail, as well as the scenic Platypus Bay and Watersmeet tracks. Along the way, you may encounter some of Tasmania’s unique wildlife, such as wombats, black cockatoos, wedge-tailed eagles, and possibly even a platypus. Guided by experienced and friendly Miena Guiding Tasmania wilderness experts, the tour provides a supportive and immersive experience, complete with a gourmet Tasmanian lunch to enjoy amidst the natural beauty.