Bruny Island Day Tour: Lighthouse, Tastings & National ParkA full-day guided tour of Bruny Island departing Hobart at 7am, with hotel pickup and return, includes South Bruny National Park entry, a 30-minute guided tour of Cape Bruny Lighthouse (heritage-listed, built 1836), beachside morning tea with Get Shucked oysters and three cheeses, one-course lunch at Hotel Bruny overlooking Sunset Beach, and tastings at Bruny Island Chocolate Company, Bruny Island Honey and a cheese shop. The guide is a local Tasmanian who leads the full day; the tour runs in an air-conditioned bus with ferry crossings included. Maximum 20 guests per departure. Children under 5 cannot climb the lighthouse stairs but can visit the museum at the base.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want a full-day itinerary that combines lighthouse access, multiple lookouts, and food tastings in one guided sequence starting from Hobart at 7am.
Port Arthur: Tasman Island Cruise & Sea CliffsYou board at Port Arthur, ride a short bus to the boat, then spend three hours cruising the Tasman Peninsula's highest sea cliffs while watching for seals, dolphins and sea eagles. The boat operates in all weather, and waterproof jackets are provided. You're back by early afternoon, having seen the Southern Hemisphere's most dramatic vertical coastline without arranging your own transport or timing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Southern Hemisphere's highest vertical sea cliffs and wildlife without driving yourself or timing multiple stops—the fixed departure and three-hour window fit into a single morning, and the boat operates year-round regardless of weather.
Port Arthur & Tasman Peninsula tour: Chocolate, seafood, lavenderA three-hour guided tour from Port Arthur explores the Tasman Peninsula with stops at a local chocolate maker, a seafood food van, the soaring cliffs and rock formations of Tasman Arch and Devils Kitchen, and a working lavender farm. The tour includes transport by air-conditioned minibus, a professional guide with live commentary, and port pickup and drop-off; food and drinks are available to purchase at each stop, with cash required at the fish and chip van.Is it for me?If your ship is docked at Port Arthur for a few hours, this tour packs the peninsula's main draws—food, cliffs, and gardens—into the time you have without requiring a car or separate bookings at each stop.
90 Minute Cape Raoul Cruise & Port Arthur Historic Site EntryA 90 minute coastal cruise departing from Port Arthur Historic Site travels to Cape Raoul, passing sea cliffs, caves, arches and white sand beaches of the Tasman Peninsula. Your ticket includes two-day entry to the UNESCO World Heritage listed Port Arthur Historic Site, where you can explore the site before or after the cruise. A live English-speaking guide narrates the route. The cruise is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?The 90 minutes leaves your day open for a full exploration of Port Arthur Historic Site itself—entry is valid for two days, so you can spend the morning or afternoon in the museums and convict buildings, then take the cruise when you're ready, or return to the site another day without rushing either experience.
Bruny Island Full Day Tour & Cape Bruny Lighthouse AccessYou get hotel pickup from over 20 Hobart locations, a full day with a local guide, exclusive access inside Cape Bruny Lighthouse with views from the 1836 balcony, South Bruny National Park entry, honey tastings at Bruny Island Honey, and the chance to search for the island's rare white wallaby. Ferry fares are included; lunch and purchases at local producers are your own cost. The tour departs at 7am and returns around 5:30pm, so book your pickup location after confirming your accommodation.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see inside Cape Bruny Lighthouse without arranging your own transport, park entry, or timing—the exclusive access and full-day structure mean you get the island's main sights, the lighthouse, and the local producers all in one departure from Hobart.
