Top Hobart Full-day Tours - page 4

Mount Field National Park is one of Tasmania’s oldest and most diverse national parks. You will visit stunning waterfalls and get to see some of the tallest trees in the southern hemisphere. On the return trip, a stop-over at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary offers a unique view of a Tasmanian wildlife experience.

Take a one-day journey deep into the heart of Tasmania’s wilderness. Walk across the 140m high Gordon Dam-Australia’s highest arch dam. Encounter Lake Pedder with its rich colors and intriguing story. Venture into the temperate rainforest. • Dare to cross the 140m Gordon Dam, Australia’s highest arch dam looking straight down • Lunch beside magnificent Lake Pedder, with its white sand and colourful tannin stained waters and learn its incredible history • Discover the beauty and tranquility of Tasmania’s temperate rainforest as you enjoy a short easy walk and learn its trees and their secrets.

Mt. Field is one of the Island’s best-loved national parks. Experience iconic Russel Falls and stunning rainforest walks among ancient ferns and towering gumtrees. Visit one of Australia’s best wildlife sanctuaries and enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or a fabulous dining experience at the Agrarian Kitchen (open Friday-Sunday).

Visit the Huon Valley, where misty mountains, artisan producers, and riverside charm come together for an unforgettable journey. This all inclusive private tour blends stunning scenery with award winning local flavours to showcase Tasmania’s quieter side. Your day begins with a scenic drive to the summit of Kunanyi/Mt Wellington, take in sweeping views over Hobart and the River Derwent. Visit Willie Smith’s Apple Shed to enjoy tastings of award winning organic cider and a slice of their famous apple pie. Enjoy tastings at The Honey Pot and Grandvewe Cheese, here you will sample sheep’s cheese, gin, and vodka. Enjoy time to explore Cygnet, a charming town known for its quirky cafés, colourful art scene, and riverside tranquillity. For lunch, we head to Pagan Cider where you will enjoy a locally prepared meal alongside a refreshing cider tasting. As the day draws to a close, take in more of the region’s calm beauty on a scenic return to Hobart - your senses full, your soul refreshed.

Tasmania is one of Australia’s foodie hotspots, and this full-day private tasting and sightseeing tour of the Tasman Peninsula and Port Arthur offers a feast of local produce, from wild fish to handmade chocolates. Along the way, tour a gin distillery, refuel with lunch at a vineyard, see geological formations like Tasmans Arch, and take a self-guided audio tour of the Port Arthur Historic Site.

Explore Port Arthur, founded in 1830 as a penal settlement and timber station for the punishment of convicts on the Tasman Peninsula by private charter service. It is now an open air museum and a well preserved piece of history. Your guide will explain all the stories and history, and after lunch (extra expense) you can visit four natural wonders: Devils Kitchen, The Tasman Arch, Blow Hole, ND Tessellated Pavement.

Embark on an immersive 10-hour private tour from Hobart to the Port Arthur Historic Site, where you’ll step back in time to explore the profound history of Australia’s convict era. Begin your day by delving into the rich colonial past of Hobart before making your way to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur, a hauntingly preserved relic of the 19th-century penal system. Discover the intricate stories embedded in the historic buildings and ruins, gaining insight into the lives of convicts who once endured the harsh conditions of this convict settlement. The tour provides a comprehensive exploration of the site’s landscapes, revealing the remnants of a bygone era. Marvel at the architectural prowess of the preserved structures and reflect on the significant historical events that unfolded within these walls. Concluding your day at the Port Arthur Historic Site, you’ll return to Hobart with a profound understanding of Australia’s colonial heritage.

Discover Tasmania's award-winning wines on this all-day guided tour with a local wine expert. Although still relatively small, Tasmania's wine production has grown greatly in recent decades. Visit two of the three wine regions surrounding Hobart—Derwent Valley, Coal River Valley, and Huon Valley—with a minimum of four cellar door stops.

Experience two of Tasmania's top ten must-see locations on our day tour. Combining the natural beauty of Mt Field National Park with its giant eucalyptus trees, ancient rainforest and stunning waterfalls, to the quirky and interactive art scene at MONA Museum, the largest privately owned museum in the Southern Hemisphere which houses ancient, modern and contemporary art. This day tour is perfect for nature lovers and art enthusiasts alike.

Embark on an exhilarating and immersive 10-hour private tour departing from the captivating city of Hobart, Tasmania, where you’ll be treated to a day filled with natural wonders and thrilling activities. Begin your journey by delving into the historical charm of Hobart, exploring its iconic landmarks and soaking in the unique atmosphere of this waterfront city. As you venture onward, the next destination is Geeveston, The highlight of your adventure will undoubtedly be the iconic Tahune Airwalk, where you can stroll amidst the treetops, gaining a unique and breathtaking perspective of the surrounding wilderness. Continue your exploration to the mesmerizing Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs, a natural wonder tucked away in the Tasmanian landscape. Descend into the fascinating underground world of the caves, marveling at intricate formations that have evolved over time. The final chapter of your active day unfolds in the charming town of Huonville, nestled along the Huon River.

Mt Wellington is the landmark of Hobart, where is definitely the place in awe. Standing on the top of the mountain, the view that surrounds you is amazing. You can see the whole city of Hobart, the Derwent River and beyond. In Richmond, you can see the oldest convict constructed sandstone bridge still in use in Australia and St. John’s Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic Church in Australia. Then heading to Oyster Farm and Cascade Brewery, you can buy and taste the fresh oyster and Australia beer. On Saturday, Salamanca Market is the best place for both tourists and locals. It is Tasmania's most visited tourist attractions and has won many awards for excellence. The last stop is Australia oldest casino--Wrest Point (Alternative option: Wharf Sightseeing)