3 Night East Coast - Launcest to Launceston
The East Coast of Tasmania will leave you in awe with its beautiful beaches, lush forests and panoramic views from the top of towering granite mountains, learn about our colonial past at Port Arthur and admire the rich beauty of the Tasman Peninsula.
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| EAST COAST | |
| TOUR CODE: NTE3L HIGHLIGHTS :: BAY OF FIRES :: BICHENO :: FREYCINET NATIONAL PARK :: WINEGLASS BAY :: PORT ARTHUR :: TASMAN PENINSULA ITINERARY DAY 1 :: LAUNCESTON TO BICHENO Leaving Launceston, we stop at the sweetly fragranced, rolling purple hills of the Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm (seasonal). Continuing through the changing landscape of heritage farms, rainforest and mining towns we spend the afternoon at the breathtaking Bay of Fires. Here you can take a stroll along the gleaming white sands or a swim in the clear turquoise water (weather permitting). Tonight we stay at in the seaside township of Bicheno. After dinner, you’ll have the opportunity to see little penguins nesting (optional and at own expense). (LD) DAY 2 :: BICHENO TO PORT ARTHUR This morning we drive into the stunning Freycinet National Park for sweeping views over Wineglass Bay. You may choose to hike to Wineglass Beach via the lookout or for those more adventurous; a hike to the top of Mount Amos. Travelling south to Port Arthur we enjoy the stunning views of the Tasman Peninsula along the way. Tonight we stay at Pt Arthur. While there, take a spine chilling Port Arthur Ghost Tour for a glimpse into the historic past of this penal colony (at own expense). (BLD) DAY 3 :: PORT ARTHUR TO HOBART We’ll spend this morning exploring the infamous Port Arthur Historic Site and take a boat cruise around the harbour. Next, we visit Remarkable Cave and a range of other sites on the Tasman Peninsula as we travel on to Hobart. (BL) |
DAY 4 :: HOBART TO LAUNCESTON We travel north along the historic Midland Highway, passing numerous colonial inns and quaint villages including Bagdad, Oatlands and Campbelltown. We make a stop in Ross, where you’ll see Australia’s oldest convict built bridge and have the opportunity to purchase breakfast (own expense). We’ll also see the infamous Ross Bakery, which is legendary in Japan and those in the ‘know’ will be in search of Kiki the witch! Arrival into Launceston is mid morning. BRING Sturdy walking shoes (ankle high), swimming gear, hat & sunscreen, water bottle, towel & toiletries, torch, warm clothing in winter (waterproof jacket & pants), insect repellent, camera & film, motion sickness tablets. INCLUDED Experienced guide, meals as indicated, accommodation transfers, two nights accommodation (incl. bed linen), entry to Port Arthur Historic Site (including ‘Isle of Dead’ cruise). NOTE All tours are accommodated and we offer HOSTEL (dorm or twin/dbl with shared facilities) or ensuite MOTEL/LODGE style (2-3 star ensuite). All twin/double rooms are subject to availability at time of booking. Motel/ Lodge style may be located on different premises to hostel accommodation. Evening meals are BBQ style dinners, prepared by the guide (with passenger participation) and eaten as a group. Breakfasts are continental and lunches are picnic style. If you have booked your flight to depart Tasmania on the last day of tour, the flight must depart after 7.30pm. |
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