The land down under, down under, has become the latest discovery of the global jetsetter, so get in now before you run the risk of becoming mainstream. Climb on your sturdy steed, don your bushwalking boots, slap on some sunscreen and experience the 'Tasmania' portion of your holiday at the hands of the experts. We're taking you on a ride of discovery, the challenge of a lifetime.

Join the Tasmanian experts on these fun, action-packed tours taking you to some of the hidden treasures on Tasmania's coastlines. Tackle the Tasmanian terrain with a group of like-minded fun people on these adventure-focussed tours.

We've got what every Australian wants; a bite sized chunk of all the good stuff on one small island. Go nuts on all things natural, the last bastions of unspoilt beaches, ancient rainforest and all the tasty food you can poke a stick at. Plus, the locals . . . friendly . . . what an understatement! Make lifelong friends and maybe even indulge in a little romance, who knows.

Each tour day consists of around 2 hours of cycling and 2 hours of walking on average. Each activity is optional, and longer or shorter options are always available. Remember, a support van is with the group at all times. These tours are rated easy/moderate and are designed to cater for all fitness types and requirements to provide you with the best, most active holiday possible.

More information? Check out our tour options here.

1. To save time and by having it all organised for you
2. To save you having to bother trying to decipher the public transport timetable?
3. You're sick of travelling on your own
4. You're sick of each other's company
5. To help fit back into your jeans from eating and drinking too much
6. To try a range of fun things like bike riding, walking, kayaking etc
7. For the chance to try out new foods with the comfort of a backup crew for support
8. To be able to walk into a pub full of locals without having to find a corner and pretend to read a book because you don't want to look like a nigel
9. To be able to laugh out loud at other people's mistakes and cry on someone else's shoulder
10. To actually meet real locals who can mesmerize you with their accents and slang words (i.e what's a nigel anyway?)
11. To share the experiences instead of writing countless emails to friends back home who couldn't care less
12. Because you're sick of taking photos of only the scenery and want to have someone on hand to take a photo with YOU IN IT