No cars, no shops, no service: The remote Australian island that will force you to reset
Key points
- A writer has described a four-day guided walk on Maria Island, off Tasmania's east coast. The trip, run by Intrepid Travel, takes groups of up to ten through coastal trails, bushland and historic sites.
- Walkers can choose summit routes or gentler trails. Meals use local and regional produce, and dietary needs can be catered for.
- Accommodation includes beachside bush camps and a heritage-listed house in Darlington. Guests can opt for a portered walk, where luggage is carried between stops, or a non-portered walk, where they carry their own packs.
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