Hand-picked tours across Tasmania
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Tasmanian Local Private Guiding Service.
A bespoke guiding service across Tasmania built around what matters to you. Your local guide spends 6–9 hours showing you the landscapes, heritage and producers that align with your interests—whether that's the Huon Valley's orchards, Tasman Peninsula's cliffs, Mt Field's alpine walks, MONA's provocations, or Bonorong's wildlife. The guide knows shortcuts, local favourites and has direct links to distillers, winemakers and operators across the region. Transport and water included; you shape the route.

Mt Wellington Afternoon Small Group Driving Tour
This four-hour afternoon drive around Mt Wellington takes you through Tasmania's most dramatic viewpoints with a guide trained in local ecology and history. Starting from Hobart, you'll visit six carefully chosen stops across the mountain's slopes, encountering ancient snow gum forests, unusual rock formations, and sweeping views across the Derwent Valley and beyond. Small groups (max 10) travel in a comfortable air-conditioned coach, with short walks at each site keeping the pace relaxed and accessible.

Launceston Hollybank Tree Ropes Experience
Test yourself on Tasmania's premier outdoor ropes courses, set among the towering eucalypts of Hollybank Park just outside Launceston. You'll spend two and a half hours navigating five self-guided courses, each offering different heights and difficulty levels—from gentle two-metre sections to nerve-testing 25-metre climbs. Cross suspended bridges, balance along rope lines, and haul yourself through cargo nets at your own pace. Suit anyone from eight years up who's reasonably fit and keen to face a physical and mental challenge.

6 Day Island Icons Tassie Day Tour Bundle
Six linked day tours across Tasmania in a single package, starting every Wednesday. You'll visit Cradle Mountain's alpine walks, Wineglass Bay's dramatic coastline, Port Arthur's convict heritage, Bruny Island's wildlife, Richmond's colonial charm, and the forests around Hobart including Mt Wellington and Tahune's canopy walk. Each day operates as a standalone tour with fixed sequences for Days 1, 2 and 4, though the remaining days may shift based on availability. Hotel pickups included from select Hobart-area accommodation.

4 Day Bundle - Hobart, Port Arthur, Bruny, Hastings and Tahune
Pack Tasmania's standout attractions into four days: Bruny Island's rugged shores and farm gates, Hobart's working markets and colonial pockets, Port Arthur's convict past, plus the underground chambers and forest canopy at Hastings and Tahune. A local guide handles navigation and storytelling across southern Tasmania whilst you sit back in air-conditioned comfort. Each day tour runs independently, so order and pickup times flex to suit the week.

3 day Bay of Fires Photography Workshop from Hobart
A three-day photography workshop based at Panorama resort in St Helens, where you'll chase light across Tasmania's Bay of Fires. Work with a professional photographer guide to capture sunrises, sunsets, and the night sky, plus wildlife, birds, and rainforest details at St Columba Falls. Fully guided and all-inclusive accommodation and transport, with a post-processing session if weather turns sour.

Hobart Signature Shore Excursion Small Group
This six-hour small-group shore excursion delivers a genuine taste of Tasmania beyond the cruise terminal. You'll visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to encounter Tasmanian devils and hand-feed kangaroos, ascend Mt Wellington for sweeping views across Hobart and the surrounding landscape, and explore Richmond's colonial streetscape with its sandstone heritage buildings and local shops. A knowledgeable guide contextualises Tasmania's convict history and natural environment throughout, keeping numbers intimate rather than herding you onto a standard coach.

Cradle Mountain Day Tour Charter Service ( 3 days in advance)
This nine-hour charter departs Launceston for Tasmania's Cradle Mountain National Park, passing through Sheffield's mural-lined streets before reaching Dove Lake in the World Heritage wilderness area. You'll choose from several walking routes—ranging from half-hour circuits to two-hour loops—across forest, highland and open country with sweeping mountain and lakeside views. The return journey includes a stop at Ashgrove for tastings of local cheese.

Private Day Trips Bay of Fire From Launceston (3days in advance)
Explore Tasmania's Bay of Fire on a tailored nine-hour private excursion departing from Launceston. Your dedicated driver-guide shapes the itinerary around your interests, handling all transport logistics whilst you relax in a climate-controlled vehicle. Perfect for travellers seeking flexibility without the constraints of group schedules or public transport timings.

3-Day Cradle Mountain Photography Workshop
Spend three days capturing Cradle Mountain's dramatic light and wilderness through a photographer's lens. Based in Tasmania's iconic alpine region, you'll shoot two dawns and dusks at Dove Lake, track Tasmanian Devils at a wildlife facility, and explore rainforest rivers and heritage huts. A professional guide leads the way, handling logistics while you focus on composition. Conditions permitting, a night photography session adds another dimension to your work.

Death By Chocolate Experience in Richmond, Tasmania
Spend 90 minutes in Richmond exploring how artisan chocolate comes to life from Tasmanian cacao beans. You'll walk through the craft process, taste freshly tempered batches straight from production, and sample unreleased varieties whilst sipping a hot drink of your choice. The experience celebrates what local-grown cacao can deliver, revealing why chocolate-makers here are serious about their work.

3 Day Private Tour in Tasmania
A three-day private tour across Tasmania's most compelling regions around Hobart, led by a single local guide who tailors the itinerary to your group's interests. Skip the coach-tour crowds and move at your own pace, building genuine rapport with someone who knows the state intimately. You'll cover significant ground with the flexibility to linger where it matters, gaining authentic insight into local culture and landscape rather than hitting standard stops on a fixed schedule.

Maria Island 3 hours and 30 mins Scenic Cruise
Spend three and a half hours cruising Maria Island National Park off Tasmania's east coast, watching seals, dolphins, and seasonal whales from a comfortable vessel guided by professional scientists. Departing Triabunna at 10:30am, you'll explore dramatic geology and rich marine life whilst sipping complimentary tea or coffee. The boat accommodates small groups, keeps you sheltered from the elements, and includes a toilet and change room for those keen to swim.

Cradle Mountain Day Trip from Hobart with Scenic Stops
A full-day excursion from Hobart to Cradle Mountain National Park, lasting 15 hours total. You'll travel through rural villages and eucalyptus forests with five hours of guided hiking around Dove Lake and into the high country. Wombats and wallabies regularly appear along the trails. An experienced local guide leads the way, and the air-conditioned coach includes water and park fees. Bring cash for meals in small towns en route.

Private Bruny Island Wine, Food,Sightseeing & Lighthouse Day Tour
Spend ten hours exploring Bruny Island with a guide who grew up here, accessing places and stories most visitors miss. You'll taste oysters and local cheeses at sunrise, visit Australia's southernmost vineyard for lunch and wines, tour the historic Cape Bruny Lighthouse, and sample honey and chocolate at island producers. Everything's included—transport, meals, park entry, tastings—leaving you free to absorb the island's character from someone who actually knows it.

4-Day Private Tasmania Wilderness and Whiskey walks.
Spend four days walking Tasmania's wild landscapes with a local guide, punctuated by whiskey tastings at regional distilleries. This small-group experience (2–10 people) lets you set the pace and pivot the itinerary based on fitness and preference. Each day combines backcountry exploration with afternoon spirit sessions; lunches and tastings are built in. You'll be picked up and dropped at your Hobart base, with a knowledgeable guide steering you through terrain that shifts by season.

Hobart and Surrounds Photography Workshop
A three-and-a-half-hour photography workshop across Hobart's foothills and Eastern Shore, timed to capture the city's sunset transformation against Mt Wellington. Led by a professional photographer, you'll explore lesser-known vantage points whilst learning field techniques to elevate your shots. The workshop suits beginner to intermediate photographers with their own camera; a tripod can be provided if needed. Exact meeting location and time confirmed after booking, approximately three hours before sunset.

Cradle Mountain: Burnie Shore Excursion
This 6-hour shore excursion whisks you from Burnie directly into Tasmania's alpine heartland. You'll explore Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, walking around Dove Lake with views of the dramatic peaks above. The tight timeline means 90 minutes each way on the road, leaving roughly 2.5 hours on foot and at key viewpoints. Park entry is included, and the small-group format keeps things intimate rather than rushed.

3 Day Tassie Tour Bundle Hobart, Wineglass Bay and Bruny Island
Pack three distinct Tasmanian experiences into one guided bundle: Bruny Island's sheltered coves and native fauna, Hobart's Saturday markets and hillside vistas, and the postcard-perfect sweep of Wineglass Bay. A local driver handles navigation across wild coastlines, quiet townships, and pockets of rainforest, leaving you to soak in the landscape. Runs three days with flexible start dates; itinerary shifts depending on when you begin.

Bruny Island & The Margate Train: Food, Wildlife & Coastal View
Spend eight to nine hours exploring Tasmania's quieter corners with a small group and local guide. You'll cross to Bruny Island by ferry, taste oysters and honey from local producers, wander through Merediths Orchard, then backtrack to the Margate Train—a vintage locomotive site where you can browse independent shops and grab lunch at leisure. The day trades rigid itineraries for genuine wandering, mixing coastal scenery with off-the-radar stops that feel more like a road trip than a tour.

Highlights of Tasmania Group 7 Days Touring Package
Seven-day guided tour of Tasmania's essential sights, beginning in Hobart and finishing in Launceston. The package pairs four nights of small-group overnight touring through Port Arthur, Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park, Cataract Gorge and Mt Field with a Hobart-based day including a lunch cruise to Peppermint Bay. Spot native wildlife at Bonorong, walk guided trails at heritage sites and coastal reserves, and stay in comfortable mid-range hotels throughout. Designed for mixed fitness levels.

Maria Island Cruise and Guided Walk Day Tour with Lunch and Drinks
Spend eight hours exploring Maria Island National Park off Tasmania's east coast, departing from Triabunna near Hobart. Cruise the island's rugged shoreline spotting seals, dolphins, wombats, and seasonal whales, then walk through the UNESCO-listed Darlington convict settlement. Lunch—a choice of fresh salads—is served aboard in a sheltered bay, paired with Tasmanian wine or beer. The journey takes roughly 75 minutes from Hobart; optional shuttle service available.

Easy Bike Tour - Mt Wellington Summit Descent & Rainforest Ride
Descend Tasmania's Mt Wellington on two distinct bike rides over four hours. A scenic bus ride takes you to the 1270-metre summit, where you'll tackle a 6 km sealed descent with panoramic views across Hobart and the surrounds. The second leg switches to an 11 km off-road journey through temperate rainforest, rolling gently past towering eucalypts, massive tree ferns, and babbling streams. Local guides share regional history and point out native wildlife along the way. A café stop breaks up the riding.

4 Day Wild Tasmania Tour / Wildlife, Nature, Hiking / Inc. Accom
A four-day loop departing Hobart that tracks Tasmania's raw coastlines, mountain ranges and wildlife corridors. You'll stay in proper lodges and bush cabins rather than backpacker digs, moving between the west coast, central highlands and the Bay of Fires. The itinerary prioritises genuine wildlife encounters—platypus, wombats, quolls, echidnas and Tasmanian devils in their habitat—alongside hikes through Cradle Mountain, rainforest canopy and down to Wineglass Bay. Groups stay small at 13 maximum.

Private Wine and Beverage Tours in Tasmania
Explore Tasmania's wine regions on your terms with a private guide steering you through cellar doors and beverage producers across 7–10 hours. Groups of up to seven choose the route, wineries, timing, and dining spots—no fixed itinerary or crowds. Your driver handles logistics while you focus on tasting, conversation, and the landscape rolling past.

Freycinet Walking Tour
A 5.5-hour guided walk through Freycinet National Park combining bush trails with a scenic boat crossing. Your local guide navigates both the iconic Wineglass Bay and quieter pockets of the reserve, sharing stories and ecological insights along the way. Everything's sorted—pack, waterproofs, and lunch included—so you just show up and walk.

Deep-to-Dish: Tasmanian Seafood Experience
Watch Tasmanian divers pull live seafood straight from the ocean, then sit down to eat it. This four-and-a-half-hour charter combines the working side of commercial fishing with a genuine feast of local catch—rock lobster, oysters, mussels, urchin, abalone and more—paired with regional wine, beer and cheese. You'll see the skill that goes into harvesting, understand where your food comes from, and taste it at its freshest.

Richmond and Wine Tour
This seven-and-a-half-hour regional tour departs Hobart at 9:30 AM and takes small groups through Tasmania's wine country, stopping at four independent wineries for guided tastings. You'll sample locally-made cheeses at a celebrated producer, enjoy lunch with wine pairings at a vineyard, and have time to wander Richmond Village's colonial streetscape and independent retailers. Your guide provides commentary throughout, weaving in local knowledge and stories.

Tasmanian Seafood Gourmet Full-Day Cruise Including Lunch
Spend eight hours aboard a working seafood boat off Bruny Island, where your guide dives for abalone and sea urchin whilst you watch from deck. Back on board, they prepare your catch into a multi-course lunch: lobster, calamari, oysters, black-lipped abalone and sea urchin. You'll taste each species at peak freshness, paired with local wine, beer and cider. The small group—maximum 12 passengers—keeps things intimate and unhurried.

Transfer from Launceston to Cradle Mountain
A licensed two-hour drive from Launceston to Cradle Mountain with knowledgeable local drivers who share insights about Tasmania's landscape and Sheffield along the way. The service is officially accredited by Transport Tasmania and caters especially to Overland Track walkers and visitors heading to the mountain's accommodation. Return transfers to Launceston can be arranged on request.

Tasman Peninsula Small-Group Guided Tour From Hobart
A seven-and-a-half-hour guided exploration of Tasmania's Tasman Peninsula from Hobart, taking in rugged coastal cliffs, native wildlife, and the Port Arthur Historic Site. Your guide navigates you through Tasman National Park on foot, revealing the region's geological drama and ecological richness. Hotel pickup included, with a photographer documenting the day. Lunch is your own arrangement.

Valleys of Vino Full Day Tour
Spend a full day touring four Tasmanian wineries in a small group, rotating venues weekly to keep things fresh. You'll taste wines at each cellar door, tuck into a chef-prepared lunch featuring local cheeses and gourmet platters, and return home with new discoveries. All tastings and meals are included—no surprise charges. Whether you're new to wine or hunting rare bottles, the pace stays relaxed and the welcome genuine.

10 Days Ultimate Guided Tour of Tasmania - Comfort Tour
Ten days tracing Tasmania's most dramatic terrain, from the quartzite peaks of Cradle Mountain to the granite cliffs of Freycinet. You'll walk through temperate rainforest in the Tarkine, cruise the Gordon River past ancient wilderness, and visit Port Arthur's convict ruins. Nights are spent in comfortable motels, days split between guided walks and scenic drives. An eco-certified operator leads the way, and you'll meet Tasmanian devils at Bonorong before heading home.

7- 8 Hour StelaVino Guided Wine Tours From Hobart, Tasmania
Explore two of Hobart's premier wine regions with Steliano, a veteran of Australia's wine trade with nearly five decades of industry knowledge. This 7.5-hour guided tour covers either Derwent Valley and Coal River Valley, or Huon Valley and Channel, depending on your booking. You'll learn to evaluate wines using Stel's practical 14-page framework, sample at multiple cellar doors, and lunch at Richmond where you choose from local food and drink options. Runs daily except Sundays and major holidays.

Day Keeper Tour
Spend 45 minutes at Devils@Cradle sanctuary in Tasmania with a knowledgeable guide observing Tasmanian devils in their natural habitat. Watch them rest, bask, play and forage throughout the day whilst learning about their behaviour and the centre's conservation efforts. Your guide contextualises what you're seeing, turning casual observation into genuine understanding of these remarkable marsupials and the work keeping them alive.

Signature Saturday Wine Tour
This Saturday excursion starts at Salamanca Market in Hobart, then ventures into Tasmania's wine region for tastings at three established producers. The five-and-a-half-hour journey includes a cheese pairing at Puddleduck, a dedicated tasting session at Wicked Cheese Co., and a leisurely stop in Richmond village where you can explore heritage architecture or try local spirits. A knowledgeable local guide narrates the route, keeping groups small and conversation flowing.

Bruny Island Small-Group Guided Tour From Hobart
A seven-to-eight-hour guided tour combining Bruny Island's dramatic coastal and forest landscapes with local producers. Depart Hobart by ferry to explore towering cliffsides, sheltered beaches and temperate rainforest whilst spotting wallabies, seals and sea eagles. The route includes stops at working oyster farms, a heritage bakery and vineyard cellar door, giving you direct access to what the island grows and makes. Hotel pickup and drop-off included; a photographer captures the day.

Hobart Kayak Tour
Paddle through Hobart's working waterfront on this 2.5-hour kayak tour, discovering heritage homes, tall ships, and native wildlife from the water. Your guide navigates you through Tasmania's most storied harbour, offering glimpses of seals, dolphins, and starfish beneath the surface. You'll see the city from angles most visitors never reach, with equipment and lunch included.

Hobart Sailing Experience
Sail Hobart Harbour aboard a competitive ocean racing yacht with an experienced skipper and crew. This three-hour active sailing experience lets you work the winches, steer if you wish, or simply take in views of the city, Mt Wellington, and the surrounding landscape. Wildlife sightings—penguins, dolphins, seals, occasionally whales—are regular bonuses. Morning or afternoon tea with local treats is included; wine and beer available at bar prices.
