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Bruny Island Day Tour: Lighthouse, Tastings & National Park★ 4.83 (3,179) · 10h
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Bruny Island Full-Day Tour: Beaches, Rainforest & Lighthouse★ 4.84 (1,468) · 10h
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Gordon River Cruise Strahan: UNESCO Wilderness Electric Boat★ 4.79 (1,633) · 6h
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Hobart: Mount Wellington Summit Bus & Alpine Walks★ 4.88 (1,385) · 2h 30mAU$ 50View ›
Gordon River cruise from Strahan: Sarah Island & rainforest walk★ 4.85 (1,254) · 6hAU$ 160View ›
Wineglass Bay Cruise from Coles Bay: 4.5-hour coastal tour★ 4.70 (1,019) · 4h 30mAU$ 190View ›
Freycinet: Sea Kayak Tour with Beach Stop & Local Guide★ 4.84 (1,016) · 3hAU$ 155View ›
Tamar Valley: Wine Tour with Tasmanian Lunch & Cellar Tastings★ 4.89 (880) · 6h 30mAU$ 189View ›
Bruny Island tasting tour: Cheese, oysters, wine from Hobart★ 4.81 (832) · 9h 45mAU$ 290View ›
Mt Wellington, Mt Field & Bonorong: Small Group Day Trip★ 4.87 (795) · 9hAU$ 189View ›Top rated (10)
Maria Island & Ile Des Phoques: Cruise, Seals & Convict WalkYou’ll cruise past wild cliffs and into hidden sea caves near Ile Des Phoques, watch fur seals up close with marine scientists guiding you, then share lunch with Tasmanian wine before walking through Maria Island’s convict past — all with pickup from Hobart if you want it. It’s not just scenery; it’s stories and salt air that stick with you.
Maria Island: Wildlife Cruise & Guided Walk with LunchYou’ll cruise along Maria Island’s wild coast spotting seals and maybe dolphins before stepping onto land for a guided walk through convict ruins dotted with wombats and kangaroos. Lunch is served at anchor in a peaceful bay with local wine or beer included. This tour feels personal—stories from guides, laughter over cake—and leaves you quietly changed by Tasmania’s wildness.
Hobart: Mt Wellington Summit Bike Descent & Rainforest RideYou’ll start high above Hobart with a breezy Mt Wellington summit bike descent before pausing for coffee at Lost Freight Cafe. Then coast through lush rainforest trails with your local guide pointing out wildlife and history along gentle dirt tracks. Expect fresh mountain air, some laughs over pastries, and moments you’ll keep replaying long after you’re home.
Tasmania 4-Day Loop: Cradle Mountain, Bay of Fires & Wineglass BayYou spend four days in a small group looping Tasmania from Hobart, staying in comfortable cabins and lodges rather than hostels. You hike Cradle Mountain spotting wombats, walk the Bay of Fires beaches between orange-lichen boulders, watch Tasmanian Devils feed at a sanctuary, and climb to Wineglass Bay on the final day. Accommodation, meals, park entry, wildlife sanctuary entry and transport are all included; you just show up at pickup.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to see Tasmania's main landscapes and wildlife in one trip without arranging separate transport, park tickets and accommodation — the fixed itinerary and small group size mean you move through four distinct regions in four days without the logistics falling on you.
Freycinet Walking Tour: Wineglass Bay & Boat ReturnYou walk to Wineglass Bay's lookout platform, descend to the beach for morning tea, trek along Hazards Beach with a picnic lunch, then board a boat for a 20-minute return journey to Freycinet Lodge. The tour runs 5.5 hours with a small group, and includes all gear, meals, and transport — you need only a valid National Parks Pass, which you buy separately.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Wineglass Bay and explore the park without managing your own timing, transport between beaches, or what to eat — the guide handles the route, the boat handles the return, and the meals are already packed. The small group size and local knowledge mean you're not following a crowd.
Hobart: Tasmanian Seafood & Diving Experience on CatamaranYou board a luxury catamaran in Hobart and cruise to Bruny Island's remote bays while divers harvest live lobster, abalone, sea urchins and periwinkles, which are prepared and served to you on deck within minutes. Tasmanian wine, beer, cheese and fresh-baked cake are included. The tour requires a minimum of four adults and operates year-round on the catamaran Cuttlefish.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see where your seafood comes from and eat it the same day, without arranging a private boat or learning to dive yourself — the catamaran, the divers and the cook station do all the work, and the small group size means you're never crowded.
Hobart Wine Tour: 4 Cellar Doors & Chef Lunch in MercedesYou visit four cellar doors across Hobart's three wine valleys in a small group, with a chef-prepared lunch and cheese tasting included in the price. A driver handles the route in a luxury vehicle, so you taste without worrying about driving, and you can request favourite vineyards to be added to the itinerary. The whole day costs what's quoted — no hidden fees.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full wine valley day without arranging transport, picking wineries, or worrying about driving after tastings — the fixed route and included lunch mean you show up and the day unfolds without decisions.
Hobart wine tours: 4 vineyards, wine education includedA 7- to 8-hour guided wine tour from Hobart visiting 4 vineyards across two of Tasmania's main wine regions — Derwent Valley, Coal River Valley and Huon Valley — led by Steliano Cusmiani, a wine educator with 45 years in the Australian wine industry. The tour includes hotel pickup in a 12-seater bus, a 14-page wine evaluation guide to help you understand what you're tasting, cheese board and water at each stop, and a lunch break in Richmond Village. Tastings and lunch are at your own cost so you choose what appeals to you.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and teaches as you taste, so if you want to actually understand what you're drinking instead of just moving through stops, this tour builds that in. You'll need to be 18 or older by law, and the pace is relaxed enough for any fitness level — the work is learning, not walking.
Hobart: Kayak City Tour with Waterfront Lunch & Local GuideYou’ll paddle through Hobart’s working harbor with a local guide, glide past historic homes and tall ships, and eat fresh fish & chips right from your kayak. Expect close-up city views you can’t get on foot, easy conversation, maybe even spotting seals or dolphins if you’re lucky — plus plenty of small moments you’ll remember after you dry off.
Hobart Harbour: Maxi Yacht Sailing & Mt Wellington ViewsYou’ll feel Hobart’s salty breeze as you sail its wide harbour aboard a real maxi yacht—with city views on one side and Mount Wellington looming ahead. Try your hand at winching or steering (if you dare), snack on fresh local treats with tea, watch for dolphins or seals alongside experienced crew, and catch those small moments only found at sea.
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Bruny Island: Cape Bruny Lighthouse Tour with Balcony ViewsYou’ll step inside Cape Bruny Lighthouse with a local guide, climb narrow spiral stairs past old stone walls, and stand on a windswept balcony looking out over wild cliffs and sea. Listen for stories of storms and shipwrecks as you explore South Bruny with binoculars in hand — there’s something quietly powerful about being right there where history happened.
Devils at Cradle Day Keeper Tour: Guided animal sanctuary walkThe Day Keeper Tour at Devils at Cradle Wildlife Park is a guided walk through the sanctuary with a local animal keeper, lasting 45 minutes, where you see resident Tasmanian devils in their natural daytime habits—resting in dens, basking, playing and fossicking for food. The guide explains the animals' behavior and the sanctuary's conservation programs. A small amount of walking is involved, some surfaces are uneven, and the tour operates in all weather; wheelchair access is available for most areas with prior arrangement.Is it for me?Choose the 10:30 departure if you want the morning light and the devils most active after their night; pick 3:00 p.m. if an afternoon visit suits your schedule better. Either way, the 45-minute walk is short enough to fit into a half-day but long enough to watch real animal behavior unfold, not a rehearsed performance.
Hobart: Derwent River Harbour Cruise with Dinner & CommentaryYou board at Hobart's waterfront and spend 1–2 hours on the Derwent River, moving past landmarks like Tasman Bridge, Rose Bay, and Battery Point with a crew member narrating. Lunch and dinner cruises include meals; morning and afternoon cruises are shorter and lighter. Book the dinner cruise only if you can confirm eight passengers are going.Is it for me?Right for an afternoon or evening when you want to see Hobart from the water without arranging your own transport or navigation. The dinner cruise works best if you're a group of eight or more, since that's the minimum to run — otherwise, the lunch or afternoon cruise gives you the same river views on a shorter schedule.
Hobart Historic Walking Tour: Heritage Buildings & Early StoriesA 90-minute walking tour of Hobart led by a local guide who identifies heritage-listed buildings and recounts the stories of early characters and issues that shaped Tasmania's capital. The route covers the city center on foot; small groups keep the pace manageable and the commentary close. Suitable for all fitness levels, and wheelchair accessible throughout.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a guide to handle the storytelling and pacing while you focus on the heritage buildings and history—works for families, solo travelers, and anyone who prefers walking at a conversational pace.
Hobart Battery Point Walking Tour & Convict StoriesYou’ll wander through Hobart’s Battery Point with a local guide who brings convict stories to life. Expect quiet lanes, quirky tales about old pubs and settlers, and real glimpses into colonial streets. You’ll get personal recommendations for what to do next—and maybe catch yourself imagining those voices echoing off sandstone walls.
Cradle Mountain: Tasmanian Devil Feeding Tour & Sanctuary WalkYou’ll stand right inside Cradle Mountain’s sanctuary as Tasmanian devils scramble and squabble during feeding time—a bit wild, honestly! With your ticket you can wander all day, chat with keepers about conservation work, and maybe even spot sleepy wombats between showers. If you want real-life devil drama up close (and some laughs), this is it.
Tasmanian Devil Feeding Tour at Cradle Mountain: After DarkAn after-dark feeding tour at Devils@Cradle Wildlife Park near Cradle Mountain where a keeper guides you through the sanctuary while devils and quolls eat, showing their social behaviour and feeding habits up close. You arrive early to self-guide the park, then join the guided walk outside to watch the animals fed in their enclosures while the keeper discusses their biology, threats and conservation work. The tour runs about 75 minutes and operates in all weather.Is it for me?You'll need to arrange your own transport to Devils@Cradle, as the tour doesn't include hotel pickup — but arriving early to explore the sanctuary on your own before the keeper's tour starts makes the journey worth the drive, and the fixed 75-minute format means you can plan the rest of your evening around it.
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.
Old Kempton Distillery Tour and Tasting in TasmaniaOld Kempton Distillery Tour and Guided Tasting is a 90-minute experience at Dysart House in Kempton, Tasmania, where you tour a fully functioning distillery and taste four Old Kempton spirits—single malt whisky, gin, and liqueurs—all made from 100% Tasmanian ingredients. A live English-speaking guide leads you through the 1842 building's history and the distillery's operations in the original coaching stables. The cafe and cellar door remain open during your visit, and the site is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see how spirits are made in a working distillery rather than just taste them in a tasting room. The 90-minute format fits a half-day itinerary and leaves time to shop the cellar door or grab lunch at the cafe before or after.
Port Arthur & Tasman Peninsula: Day Tour with Harbour CruiseYou’ll taste local chocolate, stroll through lavender fields near Port Arthur, stand above wild cliffs at Maingon Bay, and drift across historic waters on a harbour cruise—all in one day trip from Hobart with pickup included. The mix of convict stories and salty air might just stay with you longer than you expect.
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West Tamar Valley wine tour Tasmania: Four wineries, privateA private wine tour of Tasmania's West Tamar Valley visits four carefully selected wineries in a luxury air-conditioned vehicle with a local guide, includes premium tastings and a gourmet lunch paired with local wine, and runs seven hours with hotel pickup in the Launceston area. The itinerary is flexible—your guide tailors the stops to suit your group and winery availability, so the day does not follow a rigid schedule.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Launceston and want to taste premium Tasmanian wines without joining a large group—the private vehicle and flexible itinerary mean you set the pace at each winery, and your guide adjusts the stops to match what interests you.
Launceston to Hobart: Private Transfer & Luggage AssistYou're picked up at your Launceston location and driven privately to Hobart in a reserved, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver who handles your luggage at both ends. The 2.5-hour journey includes a comfort stop in Campbell Town and bottled water. You arrive at your exact destination — hotel, airport, or accommodation — without detours or shared passenger stops.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving in Launceston and need to reach Hobart without arranging a rental car or waiting for a shared shuttle — the fixed price and door-to-door service mean you know exactly what you're paying and where you'll be dropped, which removes the negotiation and uncertainty of ground transport on arrival.
Tasmania Hiking Tour: Cradle Mountain, Bay of Fires & Maria IslandA 6-day guided hiking tour of Tasmania departing from Hobart that loops through the island's wilderness—Cradle Mountain National Park, Bay of Fires, Maria Island and the Tasman Peninsula—with a small group of no more than 13 people. You stay in comfortable accommodation (lakeside lodge, bush cabins, beachside bungalows and farm stays), hike to named landmarks like Wineglass Bay and Cape Hauy, and watch wildlife including wombats, wallabies, echidnas and Tasmanian devils in their natural habitat. Breakfast and dinner are included each day; the tour operates with a live English-speaking guide and pickup from Hobart.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want guided hikes through Cradle Mountain and Tasmania's alpine regions with wildlife spotting included, rather than navigating trails and animal encounters solo.
