Saffire Freycinet

Venture beyond Freycinet to Currawong Clays, one of Australia’s top clay target shooting ranges, set amid Tasmania’s rugged wilderness. Just one-and-a-half hours from Saffire, this exhilarating experience welcomes both first-timers and seasoned shots. Under expert guidance, you’ll learn the art of focus, timing and precision as clay discs soar across open skies.

Every pull of the trigger echoes through the bush, blending adrenaline with the beauty of the landscape. With all equipment provided and safety ensured, it’s a chance to test your aim, challenge your reflexes and experience Tasmania’s wild spirit in an unforgettable way.

Take to the skies on an unforgettable journey above Tasmania’s dazzling coastline. From Freycinet, your flight sweeps past the pink granite peaks of the Hazards, over Schouten Island and the vivid turquoise curves of Wineglass Bay.

Land on Maria Island to wander among wombats, wallabies, and Cape Barren geese, or touch down at Currawong Lakes to try clay shooting or fly fishing. Each view reveals another facet of Tasmania’s raw beauty — white sands, deep forests and glittering sea. End your tour circling back over Wineglass Bay, its perfect crescent glowing beneath you like a secret from the sky.

Escape to Currawong Lakes, one of Tasmania’s most pristine wilderness retreats, for a guided dry fly-fishing adventure. Just one-and-a-half hours from Saffire, this tranquil property is famed for its thriving insect life and crystal-clear waters — perfect conditions for catching wild trout.

Under the guidance of expert anglers, learn the art of the cast on one of three serene lakes, each offering ideal shelter no matter the weather. Between October and March, watch for the famous Red Spinner hatches that draw enthusiasts from around the world. It’s fly fishing made effortless, peaceful, and deeply rewarding.