• Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary - Experience the true essence of Tasmanian wildlife at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, nestled in natural bushland. Visitors can hand-feed kangaroos that roam freely, observe Tasmanian devils up close, and encounter wombats, echidnas, quolls, and native birds. A 45-minute guided tour, led by expert keepers, provides insights into local conservation and rescue initiatives. With around 1.5 hours to explore at a leisurely pace, this interactive experience is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts of all ages. Ticket prices are generally $35.50 for adults, $20.50 for children (ages 3–15), $102 for a family (2 adults, 2 children), and free for infants under 3.

• Mount Field National Park Visitor Centre - As one of Tasmania’s oldest and most picturesque national parks, Mount Field offers a delightful blend of rainforest, waterfalls, alpine landscapes, and native wildlife. Visitors can wander through lush forests, serene rivers, and breathtaking cascades, including the renowned Russell Falls, a tiered waterfall framed by majestic tree ferns.

During their visit, travelers can:

• Take a short, accessible walk to Russell Falls and capture stunning photos
• Explore towering eucalyptus forests and rainforest trails
• Spot native wildlife, such as wallabies, pademelons, and a variety of bird species
• Enjoy a peaceful picnic or scenic break amidst Tasmania’s untouched wilderness
• Discover the park’s natural history and conservation efforts

With a range of walking options from easy strolls to longer hikes, Mount Field caters to all fitness levels. This visit offers travelers the chance to fully appreciate Tasmania’s natural splendor without any rush.

• Bottled water
• Entrance fees
• Government fees

• Breakfast
• Lunch

This full-day tour provides an ideal blend of Tasmania’s wildlife and natural splendor in one cohesive adventure. Departing from Hobart at 7:00 AM, participants visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, where they can hand-feed kangaroos, observe Tasmanian devils up close, and encounter wombats, echidnas, and native birds. Guests benefit from a wildlife presentation by Bonorong’s skilled keepers, gaining insights into conservation and rescue initiatives.

The journey then proceeds to Mount Field National Park, home to the renowned Russell Falls. Guests enjoy gentle, scenic rainforest walks amidst towering eucalyptus and tree ferns, spot native wildlife, and relish the serenity of Tasmania’s oldest national park.

Tailored for small groups, this tour provides ample time at each site, easy rainforest walks suitable for all fitness levels, expert local guidance, and comfortable return transport to Hobart by 3 PM. Ideal for families, couples, and nature lovers seeking a genuine Tasmanian experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.