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Maree_C, Apr 2026
Great tour and experience
A perfect way to see kunanyi/Mt Wellington. Tour guide Tony was a pleasant, professional and very knowledgeable tour driver. Got to see and hear about a number of special sites along the way. Take your winter woolies (beanies and gloves) as it can get VERY cold up the top.
LokYanElsie_H, Apr 2026
amazing & chill one-day trip
the hike up to wineglass bay lookout was not very physically taxing and the view was amazing. honeymoon bay was also incredibly pretty. we made a few stops afterwards at a raspberry farm, devil's corner, and richmond village, so we were very well fed and cared for. alex was kind and knowledgable and gave us a lot of supplementary info about tasmania.
Deanne_K, Apr 2026
Just right. Not too much, not too little, not rushed.
This was such a good day out. Did an easy walking track through Mount field down to the visitor station stopping at Russell Falls. Onto the sanctuary , which was interesting, but not a highlight of the day . then off to Richmond to see Australia’s oldest bridge and buy some local crafts. Our final stop was Mount Wellington for panoramic photos and an aerial recap of today’s travels. We had plenty of time at each location. Never felt rushed. The mini bus was comfortable. We had a few spare seats, so this particular tour was not at capacity. Jarrod was a great guide who shared quite a few interesting historical facts. I would not hesitate to recommend Jarrod and this tour.
Sarah_H, Apr 2026
Must see if in Hobart
The tour guide I had was very knowledgable and entertaining. The Port Arthur site is well worth the vist if you are in Hobart. Beautiful grounds and interesting history. I paid an extra $30 for the Isle of dead tour which I thought was worth the price.
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Hobart day trips are a convenient way to experience the best of Tasmania’s wild landscapes and historical sites. Explore the island’s rugged coastline on a scenic cruise, step back in time with a visit to the UNESCO-listed Port Arthur, or take in panoramic views from the top of Mount Wellington. With its compact size and dramatic surroundings, Tasmania is easy to explore from Hobart, making the capital city an ideal base for day-long adventures into Australia’s southernmost, and often most overlooked, state.