Tamar Valley: Wine Tour with Tasmanian Lunch & Cellar TastingsYou’ll taste Tamar Valley wines at four cellar doors with a small group and local guide, hear stories from winemakers themselves, and enjoy a Tasmanian lunch platter with regional produce and wine. Expect laughter over shared plates, quiet moments among the vines, and genuine connections along the way.
Launceston: Hollybank Zipline Tour & Longest Forest RideYou’ll clip in with expert guides and soar across Hollybank’s blue gum forest canopy on six ziplines — including Australia’s longest ride over Piper River. With small groups and digital photos included, this day trip from Launceston lets you feel both nerves and awe (plus a few laughs) high above Tasmania’s wild side.
Launceston: Cataract Gorge River Cruise & Historic WharfYou’ll board a classic vessel in Launceston and cruise past Kings Wharf into Cataract Gorge’s dramatic cliffs. Listen to your local skipper’s stories as you glide silently on electric drive, soaking up river views from comfy seats with live commentary included. It’s peaceful, unhurried—and leaves you feeling like you’ve seen a quieter side of Tasmania.
Lunch Cruise Launceston: Batman Bridge & Cataract GorgeYou spend four hours on the Tamar River, sailing through Cataract Gorge and north to Batman Bridge, with morning tea, lunch, and a Tasmanian wine and beer tasting included. The guide provides commentary on local history and wildlife as you pass farms, vineyards, and historical buildings. You depart at 10am on Monday, Wednesday, or Saturday, and return by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Launceston who want to see the Tamar River and Cataract Gorge without arranging their own boat — the fixed schedule and included meals mean you show up at 9:30am and don't think about logistics again until you step off at 2pm.
Launceston to Cradle Mountain: Hiking Day Trip & WildlifeYou’ll start in Launceston and wind through mural-filled Sheffield before spending hours hiking around Cradle Mountain’s ancient forests and lakes. With a local guide leading flexible walks (from gentle paths to tougher climbs), you might spot wombats or pause for lunch by a stream. End your day with ice cream and raspberries before heading back—muddy boots guaranteed.
