Explore Tasmania’s wildlife and stunning vistas on a seamless excursion, capturing unforgettable moments with iconic creatures and breathtaking views from Mount Wellington.
Explore Tasmania’s wildlife and stunning vistas on a seamless excursion, capturing unforgettable moments with iconic creatures and breathtaking views from Mount Wellington.
- Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary - Departing from the lively port, the journey heads north to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a refuge for Tasmania’s most iconic animals. The route transitions from Hobart’s charming streets to expansive countryside, with green hills and open farmland extending to the horizon. At Bonorong, the enchantment truly begins….
- Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary - Departing from the lively port, the journey heads north to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a refuge for Tasmania’s most iconic animals. The route transitions from Hobart’s charming streets to expansive countryside, with green hills and open farmland extending to the horizon. At Bonorong, the enchantment truly begins. Visitors have 90 minutes to explore this remarkable sanctuary, home to Tasmanian devils, wombats, and echidnas. Friendly kangaroos, always eager for a treat, gently nibble from visitors’ hands as they admire the sanctuary team’s commitment to rehabilitating and safeguarding these unique species.
- Mount Wellington - As the city recedes, the ascent up kunanyi / Mount Wellington begins. The road meanders through towering eucalypt forests before transitioning to alpine terrain, where the air is crisp and fresh.
Upon reaching the summit, visitors are greeted with one of the most stunning panoramic views in all of Australia. Below, Hobart stretches along the River Derwent, its harbor sparkling in the sunlight. To the south, Bruny Island is visible on the horizon, while the Tasmanian wilderness extends endlessly to the west. Visitors take a deep breath, absorbing the raw beauty of this place, capturing photos that will forever remind them of their time in Tasmania.
- Admission into the Wildlife Park
- Transport & Guides
- Admission into the Wildlife Park
- Transport & Guides
The journey heads north to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a refuge for Tasmania’s most iconic animals. Visitors have 90 minutes to explore this sanctuary, home to Tasmanian devils, wombats, and echidnas. Friendly kangaroos gently feed from visitors’ hands, showcasing the sanctuary team’s dedication to rehabilitating and protecting these unique species….
The journey heads north to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a refuge for Tasmania’s most iconic animals. Visitors have 90 minutes to explore this sanctuary, home to Tasmanian devils, wombats, and echidnas. Friendly kangaroos gently feed from visitors’ hands, showcasing the sanctuary team’s dedication to rehabilitating and protecting these unique species.
The return to Hobart takes travelers through the city’s heart, followed by an ascent up kunanyi/Mount Wellington.
Step out to witness one of Australia’s most stunning panoramic views. To the south, Bruny Island graces the horizon, while the Tasmanian wilderness extends endlessly to the west. Capture photos that will forever remind you of your time in Tasmania.
With memories of wildlife encounters, breathtaking landscapes, and a taste of Tasmania’s history, travelers will step back on board knowing they’ve experienced the very best of Hobart in just a few hours—seamlessly, comfortably, and with time to spare.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
