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Wineglass Bay Day Trip from Hobart with Hike & Vineyard LunchYou’ll ride up Tasmania’s East Coast with a local guide, stop for coffee in Orford watching for dolphins, then hike up to Wineglass Bay Lookout for sweeping ocean views before relaxing over lunch and wine tasting by the bay. Expect fresh air, good stories, and moments you’ll remember after you leave.
Hobart: Bonorong Wildlife & Richmond Village Afternoon TourYou’ll wander through historic Richmond village with time to explore at your own pace before heading to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary near Hobart. Feed kangaroos by hand, watch Tasmanian devils at feeding time, and hear stories from passionate local guides. It’s an afternoon that lingers with you long after you’ve left—the kind that makes you pause.
Hobart: Mt Wellington, Salamanca Market & Wildlife Sanctuary TourYou’ll ride up kunanyi/Mt Wellington for wild city views, stroll through Salamanca Market’s music and food stalls (if it’s Saturday), taste cheeses in Richmond village, and end your day feeding kangaroos at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary—with pickup right from your cruise ship or hotel.
Tasman Peninsula Day Tour from Hobart: 3-Hour Eco CruiseA full-day tour from Hobart to the Tasman Peninsula combines a three-hour wilderness cruise between Eaglehawk Neck and Port Arthur with guided sightseeing on land, morning tea and lunch. The cruise explores Australia's highest sea cliffs, sea caves and coastal wildlife. Port Arthur Historic Site or Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park can be added at checkout; the base tour includes scenic bus transport and all meals.Is it for me?Everything's handled—cruise, bus tour, and lunch included—so you just show up and explore the peninsula's cliffs, caves, and wildlife, with the option to add Port Arthur Historic Site or the Tasmanian Devil park.
Hobart: Mt Field, Mt Wellington & Wildlife Day TripYou’ll walk beneath towering trees at Mt Field near Hobart, feel spray from Russell Falls on your face, and meet Tasmanian wildlife up close at Bonorong Sanctuary—all with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect muddy boots, tired legs, and moments of real quiet you’ll remember later.
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.
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.
Coal Valley Wine Tour Hobart: Four Cellar Doors, No DrivingA half-day wine and food tasting tour from Hobart into Coal Valley wine region, where you visit at least four cellar doors sampling wine, chocolate and cheese without driving. The guide navigates between Pooley Wines, Everyman & His Dog, Frogmore Creek Wines, Nocton Vineyard and Riversdale Estate, returning to Hobart by mid-afternoon. Minimum two people; breakfast beforehand is recommended.Is it for me?Choose this if you prefer a guided group experience with transport included, so you can taste wines, chocolate, and cheese across multiple cellar doors rather than self-driving between them.
Hobart Shore Excursion: Mt. Wellington, Richmond & WildlifeThis five- to six-hour shore excursion departs Hobart and covers four distinct stops: Mt. Wellington (reached by car), Richmond village in Tasmania's wine region, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, and Hobart's city streets. A local guide drives the route, provides commentary on landmarks and their history, and the itinerary is flexible. Hotel pickup is included.Is it for me?The five- to six-hour duration means you're in a vehicle or walking at a moderate pace for most of the afternoon—this suits a cruise passenger or someone with a free afternoon, not a half-day window. The route covers four distinct stops without requiring you to book separate transport or entry tickets, which is what makes it work as a single excursion.
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.
Port Arthur & Isle of the Dead Day Trip from HobartYou’ll walk through Port Arthur’s haunting ruins, listen to local guides share convict tales, cruise across Carnarvon Bay to explore the Isle of the Dead cemetery, and maybe even taste fresh chocolate before heading back to Hobart. It’s not just history — it’s feeling every step echo with old stories.
Hobart: Mt Wellington, Salamanca Market & Wildlife Sanctuary TourYou’ll climb kunanyi/Mt Wellington for wild views over Hobart before wandering Salamanca Market’s stalls (Saturdays only), sampling cheese at Wicked Cheese, exploring convict-era Richmond Village for lunch, and meeting kangaroos plus Tasmanian Devils at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Expect real moments: cold mountain air, noisy markets, and muddy shoes by sunset.
Port Arthur: Full-Day Historic Site Tour & Harbour CruiseYou’ll walk Port Arthur’s weathered grounds with a local guide sharing stories that linger long after you leave. Enjoy nearly seven hours to explore historic ruins, gardens scented with eucalyptus, and a peaceful harbour cruise past Isle of the Dead — all with entry ticket and transport included.
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 Day Tour: Guided Walks & Cheese FarmA full-day guided tour from Launceston to Cradle Mountain National Park includes a one-hour walk at Dove Lake with a professional guide, a visit to Ashgrove Cheese Farm, light lunch at a day hut, and an easy walk through Weindorfers Forest near the historic Waldheim guest house. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the tour runs nine and a half hours with an air-conditioned coach and a local driver-guide speaking English.Is it for me?Pick this if you're traveling without a car—the coach-based format means you'll see the main peaks and walk the Enchanted Forest trail while the guide manages timing and route decisions.
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.
Hobart: Kunanyi/Mt Wellington Tour & Cascade GardensYou’ll ride from Hobart into crisp mountain air on kunanyi/Mt Wellington, stand above clouds at the Observatory deck, sip coffee among ferns at The Springs, and pause by haunting convict-era walls at Cascades Female Factory—all with a local guide who knows every twist in the road. It’s more than just scenery; it lingers with you.
Cradle Mountain: Night Wildlife Spotting Tour with PickupYou’ll step quietly through Cradle Mountain at dusk with a local guide, searching for wallabies and wombats while learning their stories. Expect torch-lit boardwalks, animal spotting near Mount Kate Hut and along Cradle Valley Walk, plus hotel pickup and drop-off so you can focus on the adventure — not logistics. The hush of night out here sticks with you long after you leave.
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.
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.
