Date & Time
Fri 10 April – Mon 13 April 2026
Location
The Wild South Coast Way, Heysen Trail,
Fleurieu Peninsula
Cost
Starting from $449 per person. Payment plans available.
There is a kind of peace that comes from walking into the wilderness. Step by step, the mind starts to quiet, the lungs open, and you find yourself at home in nature. Come explore our rugged local landscape and walk back into the wild.
For four days and three nights, we follow 58km of the Wild South Coast Way, a coastline shaped by wind, ocean, and ancient stories. We travel together in simplicity: tents, windy cliffs, shared meals, and the rhythm of long days outside. Return transport from the City Studio is included, so all you need to do is arrive. You’ll be guided in the lead up, and led on the trek by seasoned hikers Triton Tunis-Mitchell and Ben Gardner. With extra wisdom and education woven in from special guests and cultural storytellers.
This is a rough-and-ready experience by design, unpolished and elemental. Sleep under vast, unfiltered skies. Let the coastline take what you’re ready to lay down. Return with steadier breath, clearer eyes, and a rewilded inner world.
Details
Accommodation and Pricing
All pricing is per person and varies depending on whether you share a campsite (with 2 people in a tent), or book a solo campsite (1 person per tent).
Solo Campsite / Tent: $599 per person
Shared Campsite / Tent: $449 per person (two people sharing one tent).
Payment plans available on request. One subsidised place offered at 50% reduction for financial difficulty.
Included in your Trek package
4 days / 3 nights guided hiking 58km of the Wild South Coast Way (skipping Cape Jervis section).
Pre-booked designated campsites for exclusive use of our group only.
Fully catered dinner on Night 1 at Cliffs Campground, Yapari Ngawanthi.
Fully catered lunch on Day 3 at Parson’s Beach.
4-week complimentary Lift Membership for body training in the lead up.
Yoga / movement class on Day 3 at Parson’s Beach.
Return minibus transport from City Studio to start and end of trek.
Guided education sessions during the hike with facilitators.
Comprehensive Info Session led by Triton and Ben for logistical details and a physical conditioning plan.
Not included / BYO:
- Food: 2 dinners, 2 lunches, 3 breakfasts (comprehensive advice provided at info session.)
- Tent, camping gear, and hiking equipment (full details and education provided at info session)
Optional add-on: Post-trek recovery session (sauna, cold plunge, compression boots) in Victor Harbour.
Reasonable level of fitness required to carry a pack and walk long distances per day. A detailed gear list, packing recommendations, and food plan guidance will be provided following booking.
Itinerary:
Friday 10 April — meet at City Studio early morning (time TBC) for bus to trail start.
Full daily hiking schedule and campsites will be provided once booked. Maximum daily distance will be 18km.
Monday 13 April — bus returns to City Studio afternoon (arrival time TBC).
Payment Options
A deposit is required to secure your spot. Payment plans can be arranged to suit individual needs. Please contact us to discuss frequency and instalment amounts.
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel:
More than 8 weeks prior: refund available minus a 15% admin fee
Within 8 weeks: refund (less 15% admin fee) given only if your place can be filled
Within 2 weeks: no refund available
If fully booked, a waitlist will be created and contacted in order.
Insurance
Participants are strongly encouraged to arrange personal travel and health insurance that covers outdoor activity, personal injury, evacuation and cancellation.
All participants are responsible for their own medical assessment and gear suitability.
Meet the Facilitators
Triton and Ben bring more than four decades of combined experience across movement, storytelling, and community leadership. As senior facilitators at Human.Kind, they are committed to creating learning environments that feel grounded, intelligent, and deeply human.
Both come with rich and varied histories. Triton’s path weaves together elite acrobatics, nearly two decades of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, and a long-standing dedication to community-building through projects like Gravity & Other Myths and Human.Kind Therapy. Ben’s background as a professional performer and advocate for connection shapes his inclusive, observant approach to teaching and his belief that yoga is as much about daily presence as it is the physical practice.
Together they share a curiosity for how we move, relate, and make meaning. Their teaching blends evidence-based understanding with contemporary approaches to wellbeing, always offered with clarity, care, and humility. In their classes and facilitation you can expect attentiveness, space to explore, and a commitment to fostering resilience, reflection, and genuine connection.
