Discover the stunning beauty of Tasmania’s East Coast on this unforgettable four-day journey, all while helping to fund vital support and resources for those affected by eating disorders.
22 - 25 November 2025
Travel Dates
$390 $240
Registration Fee
$2,900
Trip Cost
Paid upfront or in instalments
3/5
Challenge Grade
$5,000
Fundraising Target
Early bird offer: sign up before 16 February 2025 and save $150 on your registration fee!
The Difference You'll Make
Eating Disorders Victoria provides people with eating disorders, and their carers and treatment teams, with life-changing services on their recovery journey—all for free.
Embark on an unforgettable adventure on Palawa Country, through Tasmania's stunning Bay of Fires. Over the course of four days, you'll explore pristine beaches and wander through tranquil eucalypt forests. Along the way, you might even encounter Australian fur seals basking on granite boulders beside crystal-clear waters. This is more than just a journey through nature—it's an opportunity to connect with others whose lives have been touched by eating disorders in some way, while raising awareness and helping EDV’s free services reach more people.
You will trek up to 13 kms a day at a ‘walk and talk’ pace. The journey focuses on the mental health benefits of movement and social connection in nature.
Here's the impact your fundraising could have;
- $75 funds a peer mentoring activity, such as preparing and cooking a meal
- $150 supports an Ambassador to travel to and speak at a hospital inpatient program
- $250 helps our telehealth nurse to connect with and case manage people in recovery
- $500 sponsors a volunteer to train and work on the EDV Hub for 12 months
- $1200 pays for someone's full early help seeking journey with EDV
How it works
FLEXIBLE BOOKINGS
Make a difference
Commit to raising the minimum fundraising target and make a positive difference to worthwhile causes.
You'll be supported by our team of fundraising experts to reach and exceed your fundraising goals.
Be part of a team
Join like-minded travellers, and representatives from the charity, all united in their adventurous spirit and commitment to making a positive impact in the world. Make lifelong friends during a shared challenge experience.
Trip notes
We depart Launceston and head out to Binalong Bay where we’ll ease our way into our first walk through coastal heath and eucalypt forest. Along our walk through the Humbug Point Nature Recreation Area, we’ll see an abundance of wildflowers, orchids and xantheria. If we’re lucky, we may see Australian fur seals perched upon granite boulders! After a well deserved break, we’ll continue along this well-protected trail and finish in Moulting Bay, an important wetland and habitat for black swans and migratory seabirds.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
Trekking distance: 11km
Meals: L D
Today’s walk is an interesting mix of changing landscapes within the Bay of Fires Conservation Area – consisting of secluded beaches, dark tannin-stained lagoons, and contrasting stretches of pebbly shoreline. Beginning at Policeman’s Point we usually spot many species of bird which congregate around the outlet of Ansons Bay. These may include pelicans, cormorants and oystercatchers. After a stretch of soft sand walking, we reach the first segment of Pebbly Beaches – featuring numerous stretches of coastal cobblestones. There is some rock scrambling along the way, so be prepared - trekking poles are useful for the beach sections, but you’ll need two hands for rock scrambling! Shortly after we reach another stunning expanse of white sandy beach which is so remote you’re unlikely to notice any signs of people. Regular granite headlands are crossed once again – each guarding their own hidden pocket of paradise. Somewhere along here we will select a suitable break spot, and maybe take the opportunity for a swim. Passing over a forested hill, it’s not much further until we reach The Gardens, our end point of the walk today.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
Trekking distance: 13 km
Meals: B L D
Today’s adventure is packed full of highlights. We start our day at larapuna/Eddystone Point – adorned with its beautifully grand lighthouse, built in 1889 from locally quarried granite. This natural promontory is a fascinating site of historic importance to both the Palawa people and non-Indigenous Tasmanians. Leaving the lighthouse, we break out onto an expansive dune-swept beach, often teeming with birdlife.
The remainder of the day is spent enjoying seemingly endless coves – each being worthy of their own picture-perfect postcard. There are numerous shelly beaches to inspect, and lovely small bays for swimming. This area also boasts some of the more interesting rock formations of the trip, awaiting decipherment from a creative type’s imagination. We continue south along more beautiful rocky headlands, with coastal wattle, pigface and saltbush aplenty and countless white beaches. We’ll come across some dune-swept beaches before finishing at Ansons Bay, crossing a shallow inlet to meet up with the bus.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
Trekking distance: 10 km
Meals: B L D
This morning we pack our gear and head off to the Blue Tier Regional Reserve. Our walk today looks different to our past walks, walking through lush Beech myrtle forest with plenty of alpine species. This trail begins and ends at the Stockyard Campground at the end of Poimena Road, traversing through a wonderful range of vegetation as we make our way to the summit of Mt Poimena (816m). There is an incredible variety of mosses and ferns. The track can get quite wet and muddy in certain areas, so hiking boots are recommended for today’s walk. We then return to Launceston at approximately 5 pm. Please book return flights home after 6:30 pm.
Trekking distance: 6km
Meals: B L
Package Inclusions: Transfers as per itinerary • Accommodation in 4-star hotel based on twin share • Meals as per itinerary • Professional guides • Entrance fees as per itinerary
Package Exclusions: Airfares • Airport Transfers • Pre- & post-tour accommodation in Launceston • Travel insurance (highly recommended) • Soft drinks and alcoholic beverages • Personal expenses • Tips and gratuities
Why you'll love this adventure
- Explore the breathtaking beaches that line Tasmania's stunning east coast.
- Visit the striking pink granite lighthouse at Eddystone Point.
- Immerse yourself in the verdant rainforest and explore the fascinating remnants of Tasmania's mining history.
- Support Eating Disorders Victoria by raising essential funds, all while connecting with like-minded individuals on a meaningful journey for a great cause.
Frequently asked questions
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How challenging is this adventure?
This adventure is ranked 3/5, and does not require extensive trekking experience prior to registering. You are free to go at your own pace and we will take frequent breaks.
We will go at a 'walk and talk' pace, but some parts—for example walking on soft sand, or scrambling over rocks—will be more physically demanding.
The trip is about the joy of movement, so it is only recommended for people who can engage in movement safely. You should consider your own mental and physical readiness to trek 40 kilometres over 4 days.
You will be well supported on the adventure, with the guides and your team all cheering you on.
How many people will be on my adventure?
We believe small group travel is better for the planet, and better for you. This trek will be between 10 - 20 participants, connected by your passion for accessible eating disorder care
Can I join an Inspired Adventure on my own?
Of course, most people do! Throughout your adventure journey, we will connect you with your fellow adventurers so you can get to know each other before you hit the road.
What is the general age range of participants?
The minimum age for this adventure is 18, however younger ages are considered on application. We have had participants aged 16–84+ take part in our challenges, all united by their sense of philanthropy and adventure.
I have dietary requirements, will I be catered for?
Of course, we will happily arrange for any dietary requirements you’ve noted during booking to be catered for. Please advise your local guide on Day 1 as well. You will be provided with breakfast, lunch and dinner plus snacks while you’re on the adventure.
Who is Inspired Adventures?
Eating Disorders Victoria has partnered with Inspired Adventures to bring you this adventure of a lifetime. Over the last 20 years, Inspired Adventures has taken over 8,000 people, just like you, on adventures all around the world, raising over $49 million for important causes. When you choose to travel with Inspired Adventures and Eating Disorders Victoria, you can be confident you’re in the best hands.
How do I prepare for this adventure?
We will provide you with information on how to prepare for your adventure when you register. In addition, we recommend that you consult your GP to prepare you for the challenge.
On the trip, you will be hiking for 5+ hours each day for four days, including in sandy and hilly terrain. To prepare, you should consider if you can comfortably complete this, and how you can safely prepare.
It is sensible to start preparing as early as possible before you go on your trek.
What is the accommodation like?
Accommodation on this adventure is in a 4-star hotel based on twin-share. You can expect the usual facilities and amenities.
Will I be sharing accommodation?
Accommodation on this adventure is based on twin-share. You will be paired with a teammate of the same gender and, whenever possible, age group. Single rooms are available at an additional cost and subject to availability.
I’m travelling with a friend, can we stay together?
Absolutely! If you’re travelling with a friend, please make note of this and we will pair you together.
How do I fundraise?
Never fundraised before? Not sure where to start? No worries, we don’t expect you to do it alone. You will have regular support from the Inspired Adventures fundraising team, who will help you make a fundraising plan to meet your target. Alongside personalised coaching, we will also send you lots of ideas and resources on how to fundraise. From online fundraising to trivia nights, to bake sales and out-of-the-box ideas, we have years and years of tried and tested tips to make your fundraising a success.
What happens if I don’t meet my fundraising target?
It’s normal to worry you won’t meet your fundraising target, but we know you can do it. In fact, with the support of Inspired Adventures, almost everyone goes on to raise far more than they imagined.
By registering for the adventure, you agree to raise the minimum fundraising amount specified. Like you, we are looking to make a significant impact for our charity partners, so the goal is for each person to have met their fundraising target before departure. If you fail to raise the minimum fundraising target by this time, we will review the situation on a case-by-case basis.
I’m travelling with a friend, can we fundraise together?
Absolutely! Fundraising with a friend is a great idea. Just remember the fundraising target is per person, so you will each need to meet the minimum fundraising goal to participate. We know you can do it.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
The funds raised for Eating Disorders Victoria are tax-deductible (conditions apply).
How much does it cost to participate in this adventure?
The total cost to participate in this adventure is $3,290 which is inclusive of:
- Registration fee: $390 (non-refundable after 5 days)
- Travel cost: $2,900 (includes a $950 non-refundable travel deposit)
In addition, you are also committing to raising $5,000 (per person) for Eating Disorders Victoria.
What happens if I need to cancel?
If you find yourself unable to attend, please notify us as soon as possible.
- Cancellation within 5 days of registration will receive a full refund (less card transaction fees).
- Cancellations more than 90 days prior to departure will receive a full refund minus the $950 deposit, $390 registration fee and card transaction fees.
- Cancellations within 90 days of departure will receive no refund. Where applicable, we can provide assistance in making a travel insurance claim.
Do I need to have insurance?
Travel insurance is highly recommended for domestic adventures to cover cancellation, hospital, emergency evacuation and lost luggage. We recommend purchasing your policy as soon as possible. It is up to you to ensure you have fully comprehensive travel insurance and you will need to share these details with our team before departure. For more information, please visit www.inspiredadventures.com.au/travel-insurance-information.
What happens if there is a medical emergency?
Providing the safest possible environment is our highest priority and we have an outstanding safety record. All Inspired Adventures guides are first aid trained and well-equipped to handle any medical emergencies.
Take this new and exciting corporate social responsibility initiative and see your staff and brand take on this adventure as a team.
An Inspired Adventure with Eating Disorders Victoria offers the following benefits:
- Employee engagement opportunities to attract and retain staff
- Long-term partnership with Eating Disorders Victoria and increased community engagement
- Improved employee wellness through the impact of paying it forward
- Increased brand value through unique PR opportunities
- Improved workplace mental and physical health with a focus on fitness and training for the challenge
- Increased visibility through an innovative approach to corporate social responsibility
- Team building opportunities across departments through the achievement of a common goal
- Great networking opportunities
Find out more by downloading our corporate sponsorship pack HERE.
All information is subject to change and will be confirmed upon your registration.
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