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Tasmanian E-Bike Adventures
Things To Do Hobart, Hobart, Tasmania
Adventure and Outdoors Tours
Awaken your naturally adventurous self through connection with Tasmania’s unique environment, history and culture using the world’s most exciting ebike technology.
Adventures are hosted as private customised day-trips using pedal-assisted electric mountain bikes to experience the wildlife, beaches and cultural stories of Maria Island National Park and Bangor on Tasmania’s sublime East Coast.
Immerse yourself deeply for a day in Wild Tasmania and return to the comfort of your accommodation and Hobarts best restaurants.
Tasmanian E-bike Adventures mission is to enable our guests an exceptional and unique encounter with natural Tasmania. All tours are customised to the needs and interests of guests and personally hosted by owner operator Ben Rea. E-bike adventures enable guests to find their riding confidence with supportive electric bike technology. Tours extend connection to the natural environment and unique stories of the remarkable private coastlines explored.
Facilities
Adventure and Outdoors Tours Air Basic Birdwatching Broadband Internet Access Carpark Customised Cycling Family Friendly Land - Self Propelled Moderate Mountain Biking Non Smoking Public Toilet Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation Scuba Schools International Snorkelling The Ecotourism Association of Australia Walk Water - Self Propelled
Services
The Bangor Adventure provides exclusive access to an extraordinary private Tasmanian coastal conservation estate and historic working farm. Guests have the choice of over 25kms of natural trails. Exploring the stunning Cape Frederick Henderick lookout, riding through ancient Blue gum forests across panoramic coastal headlands to arrive at Monument Bay the site of Abel Tasman’s landing in 1642.
Carpark Family Friendly Non Smoking Public ToiletA full day on Maria Island National Park allows guests to adventure south toward the isthmus with glorious beaches along the way and include the circuit of Point Lesueur named after French naturalist, artist and explorer Charles – Alexandre Lesueur. A member of the Baudin expedition 1800 -1803.
The ride returns to Darlington and the stories of a convict past enlivened by the 20th century Italian Industrialist Diago Bernacchi. The entrepreneurial champion of Maria with ventures in viticulture, hospitality and industrial cement production!
