Tamar Valley Tours and Tickets

Seeing Launceston's riverfront and Cataract Gorge from the water takes a boat and someone who knows the Tamar, hard to sort on your own. Sail out on an afternoon cruise instead, gliding into the gorge and past the city's riverfront precinct and Tamar Island with the route handled for you. Hear about the area's history and nature as you go, over afternoon tea and snacks.

This premium, private tour offers a more personal and relaxed way to experience the beautiful West Tamar Valley. Travel in comfort in a luxury, air-conditioned vehicle with your own knowledgeable local host, visiting four carefully selected wineries, including one for a delicious gourmet lunch with a glass of local wine. With no large tour groups or rigid itinerary, the day can be tailored to suit your group and showcase the best wineries available. Enjoy premium tastings, stunning vineyard scenery, genuine Tasmanian hospitality and plenty of time to savour each stop without feeling rushed.

The Tamar Valley’s lush slopes grow some of Tasmania’s finest wines. There’s no need for a designated driver to beat Australia’s tough drink-driving laws when you book this fully customizable private boutique tour, with a personal chauffeur for groups of up to six. Work with your driver to build your own itinerary, perhaps including vineyards, breweries, cellar doors and farms, then pay as you go for tastings, meals and tickets.

Launceston City Tour would begin with Swiss Village established in 1989 by Mr Vos for his wife, who loved Grindelwald Switzerland after their scenic holiday in Switzerland. And then, we head to Tamar Wetland, the unique urban wetlands reserve near Launceston. A short walk from tourist center takes you to a bird hide that you can observe wetland birds and tamar valley. Brady Lookout, the unique attraction in the Tamar Valley, is set right on the cliff edge. After lunch, we continue the trip to Cataract Gorge Reserve where has walking tacks, the world’s longest single span chairlift, a suspension bridge and panoramic lookouts with spectacular views.

Explore Tasmania's wilderness and shoreline. Escape into the island's hidden gems and visit its highlights. Enjoy a city tour of Hobart, Tasmania's historic capital city. Next, visit Port Arthur, a 19th-century penal settlement and open-air museum, before savoring a wine tour. Venture into the wilderness with a visit to Cradle Mountain, Tasmania's most recognizable peak. Finally, arrive in Launceston, a riverside city with a famous gorge.