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Tasmanian E-Bike Adventures invites you to awaken your naturally adventurous self by connecting with our island's unique environment, history and culture.

Immerse yourself for a full day in the stunning natural beauty of Bangor, a privately-owned working farm located less than an hour from Hobart on the Forestier Peninsula in Tasmania’s exquisite South East. Encompassing 5100 hectares of native forest and grasslands and edged by 35km of spectacular coastline, Bangor offers a fascinating insight into Tasmania’s Aboriginal (First Nation) and European

histories. The property is also a haven for a remarkably diverse array of Tasmania’s unique plant and animal communities. Your guides will lead you on an adventure that offers inspiration and a rich source of memories that will last a lifetime. You will traverse 25kms of foreshore, beach, coastal forest and farmland on state-of-the art electric pedal-assisted ‘plus tyre’ mountain bikes enabling you to unobtrusively share space with the wedge-tails and wombats, as well as the world-famous Bangor Merinos! Using story telling and interpretation a Bangor adventure will deepen your appreciation of the stunning environment and understanding of the evolution of this remarkable island. You will enjoy delicious morning tea, a shared gourmet picnic lunch and afternoon refreshments at the end of the day before returning to Hobart. We only use the best, freshest and most ethically-produced Tasmanian fare. Conscientious respect for the natural environment is fundamental to our company ethic and sustainability is an imperative. As a result, the Bangor adventure has been designed as a high end but low impact experience. When you book your trip with us you will note that we only operate six days per month. This is because we ride in synch with the tide. There are only two periods during each moon cycle, around the new and the full moons, when the tide is low enough for us to safely use the bikes on the beach without disturbing Tasmania’s nesting shorebirds. Our guiding philosophy and principles offer you a day trip with pick up and drop off from Hobart waterfront when you can experience the full beauty of Bangor, including the glorious beach, without compromising the environment. With two highly qualified specialist guides and a maximum of eight guests on each adventure, you are assured a bespoke experience through which you can discover, explore and connect with this breathtakingly scenic and biodiverse pocket of Tasmania.

28/03/2021

Maria Island National Park what an ideal Easter eBike Adventure

27/03/2021

R.I.P Patricia Giles our island has lost a great artist, conservationist, and ambassador for the celebration of wild Tasmania. The inspirational and much loved painter died aged 88. She reflected the essence of Maria Island and Great Oyster Bay in this watercolour painted from Sandspit Lagoon, Earlham

25/03/2021

Waves on the coast 🌊

23/03/2021

Long live the Eucalyptus over 300 years in some cases. Happy Eucalyptus Day Australia!
This is a giant Bangor Bluegum Eucalyptus Globulus. Tasmania's floral emblem. 🌿Early settlers of colonial Van Diemans Land made their homes in these giants as the first Tasmanian's had done over Millenia. Living Homes 🌏

22/03/2021

"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better" Albert Einstein 🌿Thankyou for the images from a wild day out on Bangor 📸

21/03/2021

Amazing adventuring on to celebrate Jerry's birthday Embraced by wild nature 🌿stories, philosophy, laughter and inspiration🌏 Thankyou & & Matt for letting us escape out the top gate🚲⚡️

20/03/2021

Sailing is without a doubt one of the most sustainable adventures available. off South Cape 🌏Felt like 1793 out there......

19/03/2021

Tasmanian World Heritage Area The weather in Autumn is ideal for adventure

15/03/2021

Bara-Ourou a young Aboriginal Man of Maria Island painted by Nicholas -Martin Petit on Baudin's French expedition to Tasmania in 1802 /03

14/03/2021

Beautemps Beaupr'e was cartographer on the French research expedition to Tasmania in 1792/93 led by Bruni D'Entrecasteux.🌏The French who came with hopes of finding the lost explorer La Perouse spent a majority of their time exploring the south east coast in expedition longboats while ships Recherché and Esperance laid on anchor. Scientists and sailors undertook research in astronomy, fauna and flora collecting and peacefully connected with the local indigenous Tasmanian's. Locations of both our adventures Bangor and Maria Island feature in this amazing map which reflects a turning point for Tasmania's aboriginal nations and the onset of colonisation with British arrived within the decade. Much of what we now understand about traditional culture from that time was recorded in journals of the French on this expedition and the Baudin voyage that took place the year the British colonised 1803.

11/03/2021

We all need to realign our perspective. Bangor and Maria offer a way back into ourselves through and 🚲⚡️Rewrite your 2021 purpose with us 🌏

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Dunalley, TAS
7177

Website

http://tasmanianebikeadventures.com.au/

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