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Port Davey Escape Photography Tasmania Expedition

Explore a Wilderness World Heritage-listed area that is a photographer’s paradise


During this intimate floating workshop, our photographic guide will seek out the best light, locations, and compositions on daily guided walks and tender excursions. Destinations and photographic subjects are shaped by wind and tide, swell and sunlight, and guests’ interests. Back on board, participants will be guided through post-production processes in both group and one-on-one sessions.

13 April, 2027 to 17 April, 2027
Coastal Cabin $11,600 AUD pp
The relaxed yet considered cabins of the main deck have a coastal-chic feel, emulating the soft, sandy colours of the east coast. These stylish rooms include a comfortable queen bed, a private ensuite with toilet and shower, and wide wilderness views through large windows. A twin bed option is available.
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Southwest Suite $13,100 AUD pp
The carefully curated suites of the upper deck exude sophistication, reflecting the moody colours of the south west. These refined staterooms are a little more spacious than their main deck counterparts and have larger private ensuites. Each Southwest Suite features a comfortable queen bed, expansive ocean views and direct access to the open bridge and wheelhouse lounge.
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Port Davey Escape Photography Tasmania Expedition itinerary:

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Tailored itinerary seeking photographic destinations and moments

Here are guide Peter Marmion’s top nine photography highlights of the Port Davey region:

• Spectacular lighting of the landscapes at dusk and dawn.
• Uniquely textured rock formations at the Breaksea Islands.
• Panoramic views from the peaks of Balmoral Hill and Mt Beattie.
• The contrast between reflective waterways and wild seas.
• Huon pine-lined gorge of the Davey River.
• Saturation and subdued tones of the magical Autumn light.
• Moody lighting in the craggy corners of cliff faces.
• Seabirds and marine life, including eagles, dolphins and seals.
• Different perspectives; getting up close to the extremes before taking a step back to take it all in.

Port Davey Escape Photography Tasmania Expedition reverse itinerary:

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Tailored itinerary seeking photographic destinations and moments *

Here are guide Peter Marmion’s top nine photography highlights of the Port Davey region:

• Spectacular lighting of the landscapes at dusk and dawn.
• Uniquely textured rock formations at the Breaksea Islands.
• Panoramic views from the peaks of Balmoral Hill and Mt Beattie.
• The contrast between reflective waterways and wild seas.
• Huon pine-lined gorge of the Davey River.
• Saturation and subdued tones of the magical Autumn light.
• Moody lighting in the craggy corners of cliff faces.
• Seabirds and marine life, including eagles, dolphins and seals.
• Different perspectives; getting up close to the extremes before taking a step back to take it all in.

* = Indicative
Map for Port Davey Escape Photography Tasmania Expedition
Odalisque III, the ship servicing Port Davey Escape Photography Tasmania Expedition

Odalisque III

Vessel Type: Catamaran

Length: 24 metres

Passenger Capacity: 12

Built: 2022

Brand-New Expedition Catamaran

Purpose-built in 2022 for an intimate wilderness experience in Tasmanian waters, the vessel houses just 12 guests in its six stylish cabins. Aboard there are two spacious guest lounges, three outdoor viewing decks and an open bridge – all with magnificent water aspects. Go beyond your comfort zone without giving up your creature comforts, on Odalisque III.

Tender Vessels

Daily tender excursions are made aboard our two tenders – 15ft aluminum dinghies which we affectionately call ‘tinnies’. These twin tinnies are versatile, safe and fast vessels. They’re well suited to handling the weather conditions of Tasmanian waters, which can change quickly, and have comfortable, stable seating. These tenders are ideal for exploring rocky inlets and sea caves, due to their maneuverability and easy handling.

Our tinnies were built to handle the best (and worst) of Tasmania’s wind, rain and waves. So that our guests too can head out whatever the weather, On Board provides weatherproof rain ponchos for all tender excursions.

Cabin layout for Odalisque III
• Explore with expert guides and photographers Peter Marmion and Jimmy Emms, who have been photographing this wilderness for a combined 80 years

• Be one of just a handful of people to capture this natural frontier, inaccessible by road, through the camera lens

• Discover the moody landscapes, reflective waterways and contrasts of light and dark that make this place a photographer’s dream