Take time from your event – or take advantage of the pleasure of having a group together – to enjoy this exciting region toegether with friends, colleagues or loved ones by booking one of the many Strahan group activities on offer.
Guided tours
Gordon River Cruise: cross the vast Macquarie Harbour and enter the majestic Gordon River, wander amongst the largest tract of temperate rainforest surviving on earth, home to trees that are thousands of years old and enjoy a chef prepared Tasmanian buffet lunch before exploring the ruins of Sarah Island.
Duration: 5.5 hours
No of guests: up to 172 people
Bonnet Island Experience: take a fast cruiser from Strahan and step ashore on Bonnet Island – once home to lighthouse keepers and their families, today Bonnet Island is the home to thriving colonies of two fascinating Tasmanian bird species.
Duration: 3.5 hours
No of guests: up to 11 people
West Coast Wilderness Railway: Depart from the original harbour side Regatta Point Station in Strahan and take in the fabulous harbour views as the train follows the foreshore and then the river as you journey deep into the rainforest and cross the formidable iron bridge.
Duration: full day/half day
No of guests: up to 110 people
Out and about
Strahan Golf Club: a nine-hole golf course, featuring well-kept, watered greens fringed by tall eucalypt trees and nice and flat for easy walking. Six of the holes have deep hazard ditches, including the par three fourth hole, which requires a lofted tee shot over tall gum trees to a green with front and rear hazard ditches.
Duration: 2 hours
Hogarth Falls: an easy 1.3 km return walk from Strahan Village takes you through cool temperate rainforest with remnant swamp gums, Sassafras, leatherwood and myrtle towering overhead. The walk follows Botanical Creek, home to a variety of native fish and the elusive platypus.
Duration: 1 hour
No of guests: up to 25 people
The Ship That Never Was: the longest running play in Tasmania, this is the dramatic and hilarious true story of the Great Escape from Sarah Island by convict shipwrights in 1834.
Duration: 1 hour
No of guests: up to 25 people
Team building
Community Challenge: teams may travel to a number of different locations and, once on-site they work together to complete their challenge – which may be rebuilding old bicycles to be donated to local charities, painting or decorating a local community hall, running a bingo party for aged pensioners, or gardening at a local hospital or retirement facility.
Duration: 2–8 hours
No of guests: up to 200 people
Beach Olympics: in small teams representing countries, participants compete in a series of fun events designed to improve teamwork, communication and leadership, while being lots of fun. Activities range from flag races, sand-skiing, kayak races and sand sculptures through to tunnel digging and multi-sport games.
Duration: 2 hours
No of guests: up to 200 people
