Hand-picked tours across Tasmania

Hobart Sailing Experience

Sail Hobart Harbour aboard a Sydney to Hobart race yacht with experienced crew. This three-hour active sailing experience lets you work the winches, steer, or simply watch as you navigate one of Australia's most dramatic harbours. You'll spot the city skyline, Mt Wellington's forested slopes, and possibly dolphins, seals, penguins or whales. Morning or afternoon tea with local produce and optional wine or beer complete the outing.

Tasmania 8 Day - Tour in Circle

Spend eight days looping through Tasmania's most compelling landscapes and attractions, covering roughly 1500 kilometres at a pace that balances discovery with breathing room. This small-group circuit moves through the state's standout natural and cultural sites—forests, coastal stretches, heritage towns, and food producers—without the rush of a tick-box itinerary. Accommodation, all meals, entry fees, and tastings are bundled in, making it straightforward to join whether you're travelling solo, with family, or as a couple.

Drink Tasmania Up! Taste over 30 drinks plus cheese!

Port Arthur Deep History Tour｜Guided by a Convict Descendant

An eight-hour guided tour of Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula led by someone whose 17 convict ancestors lived through this history. Rather than a standard heritage run, you'll hear personal narratives woven through visits to Richmond's early settlement, the dramatic coastal cliffs that functioned as nature's prison walls, and Port Arthur itself. The tour covers the physical and psychological landscape that shaped the lives of the transported and the tactics they used to survive or escape an island within an island.

6-Days Discovery Tour of Tasmania - Comfort Style

This six-day loop across Tasmania combines coastal scenery, wilderness walks, and wildlife encounters. Starting in Hobart at the Salamanca Markets, you'll traverse the West Coast's rugged terrain, climb through Cradle Mountain's alpine landscape, and explore the Bay of Fires and Freycinet National Park. The itinerary includes the Tasman Peninsula's convict history and a Gordon River cruise. You'll stay in comfortable motels (max 20 guests) with local Tasmanian guides who bring three decades of experience and genuine passion for the island's stories and ecosystems.

Launceston: Hollybank Treetops Adventure - Zipline Tours

Soar through Tasmania's forest canopy on this 2.5-hour guided zipline tour based at Hollybank, the state's premier outdoor adventure centre. You'll navigate between elevated platforms via a series of cables, with the main event being a 400-metre zipline that launches you 50 metres above the Piper River. Professional guides handle all safety kit and briefing. Groups stay small at 12 people maximum, and the experience wraps in well under half a day.

Cape Bruny Lighthouse Tour - Bruny Island

Climb the spiral stairs of Tasmania's only public lighthouse at Cape Bruny, perched on Bruny Island's southern tip. This 30-minute guided tour takes you into the keeper's quarters and up to the Prism room, where panoramic views stretch across Storm Bay and the Tasman Sea. Your local guide shares maritime stories while you scout for whales and seabirds from the gallery. Binoculars provided.

Hobart History, People & Places - 2 hour city walk

A 2-hour guided walk through Hobart's streets and waterfront, tracing the city's evolution from convict settlement to modern port. You'll navigate Hunter Street, Salamanca Place, and key heritage precincts with a local guide who unpacks Georgian and Victorian architecture alongside the lives of those who built the city—both the forced labour and the free settlers who shaped its character.

1-Hour Tasmanian Devil Feeding Day Tour at Cradle Mountain

Spend your lunch hour at Cradle Mountain's wildlife sanctuary watching Tasmanian devils during their most chaotic meal. You'll walk through the resident animal collection before entering the largest walk-through enclosure to observe these carnivores at peak activity. Your guide explains their notorious feeding habits and the sanctuary's conservation efforts protecting this endangered species. The 1-hour experience includes full day access to the grounds and free parking.

6-Day Tasmanian Explorer Adventure Tour from Hobart

Six days tracing Tasmania's most dramatic landscapes, starting from Hobart. You'll walk through Cradle Mountain's alpine terrain, track along the East Coast's sculptured bays and pristine shorelines, and detour inland to see Tasmanian Devils at Bonorong. Small-group format means unhurried exploration of both headline sights and quieter pockets that most visitors miss. The tour holds eco-certification and beds down in local accommodation across the state.

Mt Field National Park and Russell Falls from Hobart

Head north from Hobart into the forested Derwent Valley on this morning excursion to Mt Field National Park. You'll visit Salmon Ponds, Australia's pioneering trout facility established in the 1800s, then explore the park's cool temperate rainforest and cascading Russell Falls. A local guide leads the 7-hour 15-minute circuit by coach, with morning tea included and hotel pickups arranged.

Richmond Village Tour Hobart

Travel 25 kilometres south from Hobart to Richmond Village on this 4-hour return journey through the Coal River Valley. You'll spend roughly 3 hours exploring this Georgian-era settlement, where convict-built sandstone architecture and Tasmania's oldest bridge tell the region's story. Wander past heritage sites, art galleries and antique dealers at your own pace, with a local guide providing context during the drive through Southern Tasmania's wine country. A complimentary map highlights local discounts.

Cradle Mountain OMG! Hobart to Cradle Active Day Trip

A full-day road trip from Hobart to Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake, departing at 6am and returning by 9pm. Travel through Tasmania's interior—passing farmland, forests, and river valleys—before spending up to five hours in the national park itself. The small-group journey covers ground most visitors tackle across multiple days, guided by a qualified leader with first-aid training. No overnight stay required; bring a day pack and comfortable boots.

A Day At Wineglass Bay

Head down the Great Eastern Drive to Freycinet National Park for a full day exploring one of Tasmania's most striking coastal landscapes. You'll choose your own adventure: tackle the Wineglass Bay summit hike or join your guide for a gentler 1.5-hour walk to the lookout, then stroll past Cape Tourville Lighthouse. Cool off with a swim at Honeymoon Bay before finishing with fresh seafood at the on-site marine farm. The 10.5-hour tour includes transport, park entry, and commentary.

3-Day Southwest National Park Wilderness Camping Tour

Spend three days exploring Southwest National Park's untamed coastline and peaks via boat and foot. This small-group expedition navigates Bathurst Harbour and surrounding marine reserves, with nights in remote camp huts. Your guide curates a mix of marked walks—some demanding, others gentle—revealing hidden ridges and coastal landmarks. Limited to eight participants, the tour balances structured exploration with downtime in one of Tasmania's wildest reaches.

Dave's Eats Hobart Hobart Food Tour

Walk Hobart's waterfront and laneways on a 2–2.5 hour guided tasting tour led by a local food enthusiast. Stop at five-plus venues—bakeries, fishmongers, delis, chocolate makers, ice-cream shops—sampling Tasmanian produce, award-winning cured meats, fresh seafood, and artisanal cheeses. You'll hear the stories behind each stop and meet the makers crafting these regional specialities. It's a relaxed outing that showcases flavours you won't taste anywhere else.

Full-Day Tour to Wineglass Bay from Hobart

A 10-hour guided exploration of Tasmania's East Coast centred on Wineglass Bay and Cape Tourville. Local guides lead you through the region's most striking coastal landscapes, stopping at established East Coast vineyards for tastings and a waterside lunch. The operators have deep roots here—they know the stories, the back roads, and what it genuinely means to live on this remote stretch of island. Expect honest insights alongside the scenery, not rehearsed patter.

Guided Kayak Tour on Launceston's scenic waterfront on foot powered Hobie kayaks

Explore the Tamar River on Hobie Mirage kayaks, where foot-powered pedals drive you forward whilst your hands remain free for steering and photography. This 90-minute guided paddle follows Launceston's waterfront, letting your legs do the work on these unusual craft. A local guide leads the way, providing equipment and local insight. Suitable for all fitness levels, with electric-drive options available for those with limited mobility.

Tasman Peninsula full day kayaking tour

Paddle beneath Australia's most dramatic sea cliffs on Tasmania's Tasman Peninsula. This 10-hour kayaking expedition takes you to 200-metre vertical rock faces, hidden sea caves, and colonies of fur seals. You'll navigate from water level, where the true scale of these fluted sandstone walls becomes apparent, and spot the Totem Pole—a needle-thin rock pinnacle that draws climbers from around the world. The tour includes a local guide, stable double kayaks, all safety gear, meals and refreshments.

The Hobart Local - Private, luxury half-day tour

Spend four hours with a knowledgeable local who steers you through Hobart's best quarters—Salamanca, Battery Point, and the city centre—revealing the stories that shaped the place. You'll visit working breweries and distilleries, chat with the makers behind them, taste local produce, and get a genuine feel for how Tasmanians actually live and work. This isn't a bus tour; it's a walking ramble with someone who knows where the real action happens.

Hobart's Liquid History Pub Tour

Walk Hobart's waterfront and historic lanes with Dave, stopping at four local pubs to sample Tasmanian craft beers, ciders, and wines while hearing stories of convict settlers, maritime figures, and the city's social evolution. This 2.5-hour tour pairs drinks with local history, moving at a leisurely pace through some of Australia's oldest buildings and drinking establishments.

Three Capes & tukana / Tasman Peninsula Hiking Tour - 4 Days

A four-day walking adventure across Tasmania's Tasman Peninsula, showcasing towering sea cliffs, sculpted rock formations and coastal vistas. Based from Hobart, you'll tackle daily hikes through one of Australia's most dramatic landscapes, with guides leading you past Cape Pillar, Cape Hauy and Cape Raoul. Meals, snacks and park access included throughout.

Tamar Valley Wine Tour with Lunch

Spend a morning and early afternoon touring the Tamar Valley's premier wineries with a knowledgeable guide. You'll visit three to four cellar doors, tasting wines whilst learning how the region's cool climate and winemakers have shaped its character. Lunch with matched wines breaks up the day. The small-group format—eight guests or fewer—keeps things relaxed and personal. Door-to-door transport from Launceston, six and a half hours total.

Tasman Peninsula Wilderness Cruise from Port Arthur

A three-hour coastal expedition departing from Port Arthur that traces the Tasman Peninsula's dramatic shoreline between Eaglehawk Neck and the former convict settlement. Pilot your boat past the Southern Hemisphere's tallest sea cliffs, slip into cathedral-like caves carved into stone, and watch for seals, dolphins, white-bellied sea eagles and wandering albatross. Runs daily year-round with an experienced local skipper who knows where the wildlife congregates.

Cascade Historic Tour

Walk through Cascade's evolution from colonial mill to one of Tasmania's most recognisable brands. This one-hour guided tour traces how successive generations transformed a stream-powered operation into a cultural landmark. You'll stand in spaces shaped by its founders and hear stories embedded in the site itself—a direct line from waterwheel to modern enterprise told by someone who knows the ground.

Richmond Village & Red Decker hop-on hop-off

Pair a guided ramble through Richmond, Tasmania's best-preserved Georgian township, with 48 hours of hop-on hop-off access aboard Hobart's open-top Red Decker buses. Spend three hours exploring Richmond's colonial architecture, antique shops, and food spots (with exclusive discounts), then ride the full loop or dip in and out at stops around Hobart's waterfront and hills. The 90-minute circuit works best if you start the city tour at 10am or 11am before heading to Richmond at 12:30pm.

kunanyi/Mt Wellington Explorer Bus- Return Tour (2.5 hours)

Ride the official shuttle up kunanyi/Mount Wellington to 1270 metres, where views stretch across Hobart and southern Tasmania. This 2.5-hour return trip from Hobart's waterfront gives you 30 minutes at the summit's lookouts and shelter. Grab an all-day pass to hop off at five Wellington Park stops and walk alpine tracks at your own pace, catching a later bus back down. The shuttle runs year-round—it's the only operator with access when snow closes Pinnacle Road.

Hobart Sightseeing Cruise including Iron Pot Lighthouse

Cruise down Hobart's Derwent River to Iron Pot Lighthouse on a 2.5-hour boat tour spotting maritime landmarks and learning about Tasmania's seafaring past. Your local guide recounts stories of wrecks, early colonists and harbour life whilst you pass Mount Wellington, the Shot Tower and Betsey Island. Intimate groups of 12–14 people mean genuine conversation and flexibility to linger at points of interest.

kunanyi/Mt Wellington Explorer Bus - One Way Tour

Hop on the official shuttle from Hobart's waterfront and ride 50 minutes to the 1,270-metre summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington. A local guide shares stories about the mountain's ecology and Hobart's history en route. From the top, you've got options: walk back down through Wellington Park on marked trails (roughly 3 hours), pedal a mountain bike route (around an hour), or simply soak in the views across southern Tasmania before your own descent. Perfect for self-directed adventurers.

SHORE EXCURSION - Full-Day Guided Bruny Island Tour from Hobart

This eight to ten-hour guided tour whisks cruise passengers from Hobart to Bruny Island for a full day exploring Tasmania's dramatic coastline, national parks and native fauna. You'll travel by air-conditioned minivan with a knowledgeable guide, taking the ferry across and back, sampling local produce straight from ocean and paddock. The Parks Pass is included, covering entry to protected areas where you'll discover why this island rewards a proper look beyond the typical port stop.

Hobart: Waterfalls, Wilderness & Wildlife - Active Day Tour

A 12-hour active exploration of Tasmania's wilderness centred on Mt. Field National Park. You'll walk through old-growth forest to multiple waterfalls, encounter native wildlife at Bonorong, and cap the day atop kunanyi/Mt. Wellington for panoramic views across southern Tasmania. Small group sizes keep the experience intimate and accessible to varying fitness levels.

From Hobart: Gordon Dam and Lake Pedder Wilderness Day Tour

This nine-and-a-half-hour wilderness loop drives you into Tasmania's remote southwest to walk across Gordon Dam—the country's tallest arch structure—then explore Lake Pedder's distinctive rust-coloured waters and surrounding temperate rainforest. A university-trained guide leads easy walks through World Heritage terrain, with panoramic stops built in for photography. You'll travel in a comfortable air-conditioned coach with onboard commentary.

Day Tour in Mt. Field, Mt. Wellington, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and Richmond

Pack three distinct Tasmanian landscapes into one nine-hour loop. Drive to Wellington's summit for panoramic views across the state, then descend to Mt. Field National Park where Russell Falls tumbles through cool temperate forest. Pivot toward the Derwent River's winding valley before reaching Bonorong, where you'll encounter Tasmanian devils and other native wildlife up close. Finish among the sandstone cottages and colonial architecture of Richmond village. A local guide navigates the route; small group keeps the pace intimate.

Bruny Island Wilderness Cruise from Adventure Bay, Bruny Island

Chase Southern Ocean swells on a three-hour coastal cruise around Bruny Island, Tasmania. Your skipper navigates the custom-built eco-cruiser into sea caves, beneath towering cliff walls and across open water where seals, dolphins and seabirds patrol their territory. This isn't a passive float—expect the vessel to move with genuine purpose as it searches the wild margins where land and ocean collide.

After Dark Tasmanian Devil Feeding Tour at Cradle Mountain

Watch Tasmanian devils hunt and compete for food under specialist guidance at Cradle Mountain. This 75-minute nocturnal tour lets you observe these carnivores in their most active state, with a keeper explaining their behaviour and the facility's conservation efforts. The devils' fierce feeding interactions reveal raw animal dynamics rarely witnessed this close. You'll need your own transport to reach the site, but parking is free and the experience works in any weather.

Coal River Wine Hopper

Spend seven hours exploring Coal River's premier wine region with a flexible hop-on, hop-off service running hourly between seven estates. Visit Riverdale, Coal Valley Vineyard, Pooley's and others, pairing Tasmanian wines with local produce at each stop. Linger as long as you like—take a leisurely two-hour lunch, chat with winemakers, or skip ahead when you're ready. The air-conditioned shuttle handles navigation while you discover why this corner of Tasmania punches above its weight for quality, returning you to Hobart by late afternoon.

Signature Wine Tour - Hobart & SE Tasmania

Spend a morning and afternoon touring four wineries across the Derwent and Coal River valleys southeast of Hobart. You'll taste wines from Tasmania's signature cool-climate vineyards, walk through the estates, and hear how local winemakers work with regional varieties. The van handles driving so you can enjoy without restraint. Small groups mean proper conversation with the cellar door staff and fellow wine lovers.

Tasmania 5 Day East Coast Tour

Traverse Tasmania's eastern seaboard over five days, connecting Hobart and Launceston whilst covering roughly 850 kilometres of coastal landscape. This small-group tour balances purposeful travel with proper time to absorb the region's standout features—from heritage sites to natural landmarks. You'll sample local producers (wine, chocolate, cheese, oysters) and visit major attractions without feeling rushed. Breakfast and lunch included daily, plus all park passes and entry fees. Works for families with young children through to retirees.

Afternoon Gordon River Dinner Cruise

Set sail from Strahan on Tasmania's rugged west coast aboard the Harbour Master catamaran for a 6-hour evening cruise through World Heritage waters. You'll navigate Hells Gates, pass working aquaculture farms, and explore the convict ruins of Sarah Island with a local guide. Two hours on the Gordon River includes a walk through pristine rainforest before returning to a dinner of Tasmanian fare prepared fresh on-board.

Southwest Tasmania Wilderness Experience: Fly Cruise and Walk Including Lunch

This 8-hour adventure flies you into Southwest National Park, Tasmania's largest protected wilderness and World Heritage Area. You'll experience the landscape from both air and water: two scenic flights bookend a boat cruise through Bathurst Harbour, a sprawling waterway that dwarfs Sydney Harbour. A guided walk and lunch featuring local Tasmanian produce and wine round out the day. A rare chance to see remote southwestern Tasmania without a multi-day expedition.