All Tasmania Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 7

Ten days in Tasmania enables us to explore more of Tasmania's wild places. We discover our famous national parks such as Cradle Mountain and Freycinet, but we also get to explore amazing natural landscapes like the Tarkine in North West Tasmania that are off the beaten track. This tour finds a great balance between traveling around the state and exploring on foot with some easy-to-moderate walking options. This tour is motel-based only and includes many meals and great activities like the Gordon River Cruise and Port Arthur Historic Site. A visit to Bonorong wildlife sanctuary to see Tasmanian devils and other wildlife is also a highlight of this tour. Our company is eco-certified through Ecotourism Australia, so travelers wanting to make a responsible travel choice can take comfort in knowing they are with an experienced local tour operator who prioritizes sustainability. Wild places, Wildlife and Wild Fun are our travel themes and this tour is no exception!

Leave Hobart behind for a few hours and fly to Maria Island, a serene, untouched hideaway for Tasmania’s native wildlife. Get to know the island’s endangered residents, including wombats, swift parrots, and Tasmanian devils, and walk around its ancient gumtree forests. On the way over, take in Tasmania’s gorgeous east coast, including the pink granite mountains of Freycinet National Park and the white-sand beach at Wineglass Bay.

This 6.5 hour tour (8 hours on a Saturday) is a perfect way to see nipaluna (Hobart) major attractions including Salamanca market (Saturday only). It's a great introduction to Hobart major attractions without having to commit to a full day tour. It is a fully guided tour with plenty of free time to do everything at your own leisure. The tour is in a mini bus and you will have a local passionate tour guide who is packed full of all things Tasmania. We offer pickups at 9 locations in and around the city which you will start and have the option of finishing at. Please note that this is a 8 hour tour on Saturdays which means you will have plenty of time to explore the Salamanca Markets and get some more time to explore Richmond.

Get more value with this combination ticket, which grants you access to two of Hobart’s top experiences: a tour of the historic village of Richmond and the hop-on hop-off Red Decker City Loop bus tour. Explore Richmond’s beautifully preserved Georgian streets and Australia’s oldest bridge, then enjoy 48-hour hop-on, hop-off access to the city sightseeing tour, with panoramic views from open-top double-decker buses and 20 convenient stops.

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)

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.

Travel across Tasmania one way from Hobart to Launceston via Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park. Take about four hours to explore the national park, which features secluded bays, white sandy beaches, and pink granite mountains, with numerous walking trails and diverse wildlife. You'll also stop at Devils Corner Winery before evening drop-off in Launceston.

Discover the whole of Hobart with a 48-hour ticket for the Hop-On Hop-Off bus. The 90-minute route includes stops at MONA Ferry Terminal, the botanical gardens, maritime museum, and more. Get off and explore whenever you like and catch the next bus when you’re ready to continue your adventure. You also enjoy get a pass for the separate bus to kunanyi/Mount Wellington.

Encounter colonial Australia firsthand with this afternoon trip to historic Richmond, departing Hobart. Join a guided coach tour and come face-to-face with remnants of Tasmania’s colonial days, including the convict-built bridge, the Richmond Gaol, and the many charming colonial cottages. Plenty of free time to explore the town and its unique shops, galleries and cafes is included.

Discover Tasmania in 6 amazing days. We'll begin at Hobart's famous Salamanca Markets then take you to the wilderness of the West Coast, Cradle Mountain, the Bay of Fires and Freycinet National Park on the East Coast, and the stunning Tasman Peninsula. Highlight activities include seeing Tasmanian devils at a wildlife sanctuary and the Gordon River Cruise. Wildlife encounters, Tasmania's wild places, and sharing stories about our island's history are essential parts of our tours. This tour offers comfortable motel accommodation for a maximum of 20 guests. There are opportunities for short walks each day, i.e. around Port Arthur Historic Site, walk up to the Wineglass Bay Lookout, around Dove Lake, etc. Our company is eco-certified through Ecotourism Australia. We are a local Tasmanian tour operator with nearly 30 years of experience. Our team is based in Hobart, and our guides are professional, knowledgeable and caring Tasmanians whose passions shine through.

Our full-day tour offers the perfect balance of Tasmania’s wildlife and natural beauty in one seamless experience. Departing Hobart at 7:00 AM, travelers visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, where they can hand-feed kangaroos, see Tasmanian devils up close, and meet wombats, echidnas, and native birds. Guests enjoy a wildlife presentation by Bonorong’s trained keepers and gain insight into conservation and rescue efforts. The tour then continues to Mount Field National Park, home to the iconic Russell Falls. Guests take gentle, scenic rainforest walks among towering eucalyptus and tree ferns, spot native wildlife, and enjoy the tranquility of Tasmania’s oldest national park. Designed for small groups, this tour allows ample time at each location, easy rainforest walks for all fitness levels, expert local guidance, and comfortable return transport to Hobart by 3 PM. Perfect for families, couples, and nature enthusiasts seeking an authentic Tasmanian experience.

A very popular low-cost Hobart Shore Excursion to Brighton where you can visit Bonorong where our bus will drop you off. Enjoy nearly two hours of unforgettable wildlife encounters, including hand-feeding kangaroos and interactions with expert keepers. Designed for cruise ship passengers looking for excellent value shore excursion whilst visiting Hobart. The bus will return 90 minutes later to take you back to the Hobart Cruise Terminal.

Bruny Island is Tasmania’s premiere island-within-an-island destination. Beautiful walks and sea-cliff lookouts within national parks, it's the perfect getaway experience! In addition to stunning scenery, Bruny Island is a foodies paradise. The island showcases a variety of artisan cheese, oysters, seafood, berries, fudge, wine, whisky, gin, beer and a selection of cafes and restaurants.

This 2-day tour of charming Hobart and the surrounding area is ideal for travelers who don’t have much time but want to experience the highlights without feeling rushed. Two days are enough for a comprehensive overview, with visits to Salamanca Market (Saturdays only), Mt. Wellington, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, and nearby Bruny Island. Sample wine, shop for local produce, learn about Tasmania’s convict history, and more.

Personalized tours to suit your preferences. Private transport for the entire trip with one driver guide Pickup from your location (Launceston area) Safe, enjoyable, relaxing and comfortable.

Explore Tasmania’s incredible natural beauty—and leave the logistics and navigation to someone else—on this two-day tour leaving from Hobart. You’ll travel in a comfortable vehicle, stopping at highlights like Cradle Mountain, Sheffield, Launceston, Freycinet National Park, and Wineglass Bay, with the option for hikes or walks at various skill-levels. You’ll swim in Honeymoon Bay, visit Freycinet Marine Farm, and more, over the course of two days.

Immerse yourself in wilderness, waterfalls and wildlife on this incredible guided coach tour to the pristine rainforests of Mt Field National Park. Visit the Salmon Ponds, enjoy morning tea and see Australian native animals at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.

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.

Head into Tasmania's wine country on a small-group tour from Hobart. Enjoy tastings at three premium cellar doors, as well as a cheese platter. Enjoy free time in historic Richmond to stroll around the village or sample local spirits, then finish the day with a delicious tasting at a local boutique cheesemakers.

Start your day with a leisurely cruise along Tasmania’s South Esk River. Board your wheelchair and stroller accessible boat and sail past King’s Wharf and Seaport to reach the beautiful Cataract Gorge. Listen to engaging commentary about the history of the area and Tasmania from your skipper while you sail.

Take advantage of your limited time in Tasmania with a 4.5-hour shore excursion to some of the area's top attractions. Complimentary round-trip transportation from port spares you the hassle of rushing to a meeting point in an unfamiliar place. Visit the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, where you have the chance to feed kangaroos by hand. Historical highlights include a panoramic city tour of Hobart and a visit to the charming village of Richmond.

At 10.15am, journey to Mona in the Posh Pit—the ferry’s lavish private lounge, bar and deck—devour complimentary canapés and beverages on the thirty minute voyage along the River Derwent. As you jump off the ferry, meet your Mona Host on the jetty landing, who will escort you to the Void Bar, introduce you to the bartender and get you sorted with a cocktail to fortify yourself for a quick plunge into the nearby galleries. After some art, you’ll arrive in the museum’s Faro Bar and Restaurant for a feast from rockstar executive chef Vince Trim—including fancy matched drinks from Mona’s wine cellar and access to Event Horizon, James Turrell’s neuron-tingling light artwork. At 3pm, your host will escort you to The Source Restaurant—for sweeping views, a final sip, and a special gift, before you head back underground. Suitably addled/prepared, you’ll explore David Walsh’s subterranean collection of art and antiquities before slipping back onto the ferry (further snacks, drinks).

Tasmania is renowned for its Whisky, we will take you to some of the best Distilleries in the region such as Belgrove Distillery, Old Kempton Distillery, Overeem Whisky, Lark Distillery, Spring Bay Distillery & Sullivans Cove. Sample some of the best Whisky that Tasmania has to offer on this tour. Round trip transportation lets you sip without worry. Depending on the day of your tour, the order in which we visit the venues will depend on availability, weather and other determining factors. We may need to substitute a venue for another similar venue.

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.