Posts by Alice van der Woude
Sharing the wilderness with Pieter van der Woude
Former policeman and abalone diver Pieter van der Woude has a passion for sharing Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness. So much so that he launched his own cruise expedition operation – On Board (formerly known as Tasmanian Boat Charters) – to share this special part of Tasmania with others. The remote corner of Tasmania that we’re referring…
Read MoreIn the Media : Afloat Magazine, Wilderness Escape to Port Davey
An amazing 6-page feature story in September’s edition of Afloat Magazine covers in detail the highlights of discovering the wilderness of Port Davey with On Board (formerly Tasmanian Boat Charters). From catching fresh seafood to strolling along remote beaches, from wild weather to Wiki-Pete, from discovering the history & geography of the area to simply…
Read MoreOrange-bellied Parrot : Fight for Flight
The latest article from Don Knowler in TasWeekend Magazine tells the story of one little bird who has all the odds stacked against them. The orange-bellied parrot is one of the most endangered wild birds on Earth. It breeds at only one known place – amid the button grass at Melaleuca, in the state’s southwest…
Read MoreIn the Media : Wine Selector Magazine, The land that roads forgot
While this boating and hiking adventure traverses the wilds of Tasmania, it’s done in gourmet style.” This visually stunning article on our Port Davey cruise expeditions was written and photographed by Mark Daffey. Read the full article here.
Read MoreIn the Media : Mindfood, Where the Wild Things Are
Brain need some mind food? Let your imagination run away with us to Port Davey by reading this beautiful article by Journalist Anabel Dean. “Unlocking the secrets of this profound and prehistoric landscape is not only the task of our expert guide. We also have the keen eye of Pieter van der Woude, the skipper…
Read MoreIn the Media : The Weekend Australian, Best by Southwest
Our exspeditions into Tasmania’s pristine Southwest were recently featured in The Australian. Matthew Denholm writes of spectacular scenery, fine Tasmanian fare and an immediate sense of wilderness. “Itineraries are fluid, moulded by wind and weather, time and tide and the interests of clients. There are two distinctive worlds to explore – the calm, reflective and…
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