In collaboration with my friend and colleague Lisa Albinus from Tassie Swim Journeys (TSJ), we’ve crafted a unique swim and bike adventure to one of the planet’s last untouched wilderness areas. This special journey has been designed exclusively for my YogiFish pod to showcase the breathtaking allure of Tasmania’s North East.

Dates

Sunday 22 Feb – Sunday 1 March 2026

8 Days / 7 Nights

Highlights:

• Swim options: swim skills sessions in the ocean, world-famous Bay of Fires over ancient giant kelp forests and past bright orange granite rocks, St Helens Beach, Georges Bay, Coles Bay in Freycinet Peninsula, Scamander River ‘whoosh', Bicheno – home to the Devil of a Swim (Tassie’s largest open water swim event), The Gulch, body surfing…
• MTB options: St Helens trails
• One-day Aquatic Resilience Clinic to learn functional breathing, emotion regulation, dynamic panic and fear management, simulated free diving techniques, cold-water plunge, sauna
• Savour: Welcome dinner in Hobart, Australia’s top oysters, local wineries, distillery, whiskey porridge, Aussie BBQ. chef's farewell dinner
• Stay: Glamping safari tents in Scamander adjacent a sweeping beach
• …and more extras: massage, hot tub, beach walks, swim-specific yoga and meditation
  

   

Package Includes

✅ 1 night at Hobart’s Vibe Hotel + welcome dinner
✅ 6 nights luxury glamping at Scamander Sanctuary (sauna, hot tub, ice bath!)
✅ Private 12-seater van + fuel
✅ Up to 6 epic swims: Freycinet, Bay of Fires, river adventure, Bicheno Gulch to whisky distillery, Tassie red granite safaris + giant kelp
✅ Full-day Aquatic Resilience Lab Clinic & open-water skills coaching
✅ Yoga & meditation sessions
✅ Optional mountain bike trails (extra)
✅ Meals: 6x breakfasts, 3x lunches, 3x dinners
✅ Small, intimate group (max 10)

Not Included

Flights (Air NZ direct AKL–HOB), some meals, alcohol/drinks, bike hire, compulsory travel insurance (must include ambulance cover; provide policy + number).

Swimming ability:
You should be confident to swim 1.5km freestyle without stopping. Fins welcome.

(Photo credits: Lisa Albinus Life Adventures, TSJ, Once Ocean International)