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This innovative vessel-based experience has been purposely designed to have a low impact on the environment and avoid the need for a land-based footprint, providing access to the wilderness in small groups. Expert local guides ensure that each journey leaves no trace, inspiring and encouraging guests to hold a lasting appreciation for the natural world. Only the freshest local food and wines are served, with left-overs minimised or re-used. Single use plastics are avoided and special care is taken with waste disposal. On Board has a partnership with Raptor Refuge, an organisation which conserves Tasmanian raptors by rehabilitating sick, injured or orphaned raptors, educating the public and supporting habitat conservation. On Board also partners with Tasmanian Parks & Wildlife Service to encourage guests to contribute data to the Tasmanian Natural Values Atlas. This contribution is particularly valuable given there is a shortage of data collected in these remote regions.
Purpose-built vessel designed for low environmental impact with no land-based footprint; small-group, leave-no-trace access to wilderness; single-use plastics avoided and careful waste disposal; partnership with Raptor Refuge supporting raptor conservation and habitat; citizen science data contributed to the Tasmanian Natural Values Atlas.
On Board provides intimate, luxury expedition cruises aboard their purpose-built vessel, Odalisque III. These multi-day voyages combine wilderness cruising with guided walking tours, offering guests the opportunity to explore Tasmania’s World-Heritage-listed wilderness in comfort. The itineraries are tailored to guest interests and weather conditions, ensuring a personalised experience.
How you can help
If you’re looking for an experience with a low environmental impact but a huge emotional impact, get on board! While you’re at it, opt to join the citizen science project by contributing data on your observations of the flora and fauna of the region.
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