About this tour
A seven-day guided journey through Tasmania's most compelling landscapes, departing Hobart and concluding in Launceston. You'll spend four nights exploring the island's southeast via small-group coach—threading through Port Arthur's convict history, Wineglass Bay's dramatic coastline, Freycinet's granite peaks, and Mt Field's alpine forest. A lunch cruise to Peppermint Bay and wildlife encounters at Bonorong break up the touring. Five nights' accommodation, select meals, and airport transfers are included.
Highlights
- Port Arthur's guided walks and colonial ruins
- Wineglass Bay's turquoise waters and coastal walks
- Freycinet National Park's mountain and beach scenery
- Lunch cruise through Peppermint Bay waterways
- Native Tasmanian wildlife at Bonorong
- Cataract Gorge's river-carved canyon
- Mt Field National Park alpine landscapes
What to expect
You'll travel in a small coach with a guide who knows the region well. Days mix guided walks at key sites with driving time between locations, allowing you to absorb each place without rushing. Expect moderate walking on well-maintained trails; the itinerary suits most fitness levels. Accommodation is solid three-star standard in Hobart, Freycinet, and Launceston. Meals are structured—breakfasts at hotels, some lunches included (notably the Peppermint Bay cruise), though you'll source other meals independently. Weather in Tasmania changes quickly; bring layers and waterproof gear regardless of season.
Good to know
Book travel insurance separately—it's not included. Gratuities and optional activities cost extra. The pace is steady rather than rushed, ideal if you prefer substance over quantity. Airport pickup is personalised, so confirm arrival details beforehand. Most meals beyond those listed aren't covered, so budget accordingly for dinners and coffee stops.
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