My wife and I had considered the Island walk and decided to put on our back packs this year and were not disappointed .Mariah Island Walks were wonderfully professional,the camp sites first class,it was great to arrive tired after the days trekking to be met with an array of cold Tassy beer or wine and great food.The history of the... More

You catch the ferry from Triabunna to Maria Island. There are several forms of accommodation on the island. We stayed in a room at the old convict penitentiary cells at Darlington. There are gas heated pay showers available. You need to take a sleeping bag, cooking utensils, food etc. We hired a bike and rode down to French's Farm and... More

Maria Island is an incredibly special place. Nowhere else do you have such a feeling of truly escaping from the world. We have just returned from one of many long weekends there. As a veteran Maria Island goer here are some bits and pieces about visiting the island. There are no shops on the island. You must bring all your... More

-My husband wanted to go. I went along. -We were picked up in Hobart by the wonderful steve. -Out to Triabunna and then off for a few hours os bird, fur seal, cave, and penguin sighting. -On out boat was a company employee on her day off - this is how much they love the job! -Then a few hours... More

A real experience. The painted cliffs were amazing. A wee paradise with a real history.

A group of 9 girlfriends did a walk on Maria with "Maria Island Walk", after deciding Tasmania was to be our destination. This company has the exercise of looking after guests, and the environment, down to a fine art. Our gorgeous guides, specially chosen to meld with our group made the trip. They were diligent, yet uncomplicated. Engaging yett unobtrusive.... More

Myself and 4 family members did the 4-day walk and found it exhilarating and very well organised. We struck excellent weather for the 4 days - but if you are unlucky enough to experience rain or cold winds it could be daunting. The tents and bunks are comfortable and the food superb. You have to be prepared to carry your... More

We did a day trip over to Maria Island National Park, taking the Maria Island Ferry to get there. There are no shops or anything much in the way of facilities on the island, except for 2 toilet blocks, so take everything you may need with you. We packed a picnic lunch and hired bicycles from the ferry company, which... More

It's a beautiful place! I think,you mast go there,it's better.