Tasman Peninsula: Historical Milestones - Suggested Itinerary

Port Arthur Historic Site - Step back in time to explore Tasmania’s convict history. Wander through the sandstone buildings and uncover tales of resilience. Enjoy a boat ride to learn about the dramatic lives of those who lived here in the past.

Discover Bruny Island: Suggested Itinerary

Bruny Island - Explore this diverse island off Tasmania’s coast. Appreciate its unique character, from rugged coastlines to stunning beaches, and savor gourmet produce like fresh oysters and cheese. Visit historical landmarks and choose an afternoon activity such as a lighthouse tour, Inala Nature Reserve, or the Hiba Private Garden Experience and Chocolate Shop.

Mt Field National Park: Waterfalls and Wildlife - Suggested Itinerary

Mount Field National Park - Stroll through one of Tasmania’s oldest national parks, experiencing ancient rainforests, fern glades, bird calls, and the soothing sounds of waterfalls. Consider visiting the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary - Renowned as one of the most respected animal sanctuaries in southern Tasmania, it offers excellent protection programs for native species and small tours, providing a wonderful experience for all visitors.

The Far South: Hastings Caves and Wooden Boat Centre - Suggested Itinerary

Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs - Choose between the Hastings Caves or the Tahune Airwalk. Traverse rainforests to reach the Hastings Cave tour within the national park, or embark on an underground adventure to explore some of Tasmania’s oldest cave systems. Alternatively, walk among the treetops and over the Picton River at the Tahune Airwalk. Both locations offer a taste of the Tasmanian wilderness.

The Wooden Boat Centre - Tasmania - After lunch, delve into the maritime traditions and stories of the Franklin region. Observe craftsmen and women at work.

Mt Wellington/Kunanyi and the Coal River Valley

Mount Wellington - Enjoy breathtaking views from the summit overlooking Hobart and the River Derwent. Explore mountain trails and waterfalls, and spot local wildlife.

Richmond Bridge - Australia’s oldest bridge, constructed from sandstone in 1824.

Richmond Gaol - A glimpse into convict history, dating back to the early 1800s.

Tasting House - Coal River Valley Wine Tours - Spend part of the afternoon sampling Tasmania’s finest wines, gin, whiskey, and cider. Visit local wineries before returning to Hobart.

• Pickup and drop off services
• Local Tasmanian guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Fresh drinking water, bring your own bottle

• Afternoon activities, venue entry tickets - estimated costs
• Lunch - estimated cost
• Tastings
• Entrance fees

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We offer a fully personalized and private guided service for you, your family, and friends. Our tours accommodate a minimum of 2 guests and a maximum of 10 guests.
Travel in comfort in our 11-seater vehicle, equipped with USB ports, cup holders, and air conditioning.
We offer flexibility throughout your day tour or multi-day Tasmanian adventure.
Your guide is a local Tasmanian with extensive industry connections, knowledge, and experience. Contact us directly for group bookings and customized options, which may incur an additional cost.

We explore some of Tasmania’s most beloved spots, utilizing local shortcuts and knowledge of serene stops, beaches, expansive natural coastal landscapes, and talented local producers. As we provide small private experiences, we can offer exclusive access and peaceful bushwalking opportunities.
We are dedicated to providing our guests with enriching encounters, stories, and interpretations of our past and significant historical milestones.
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