Top Tasmania Nature Walks

Learn about Tasmania’s most famous animal, the Tasmanian Devil, with a sanctuary tour and exclusive feeding experience. Located next to Cradle Mountain national park, the sanctuary offers a chance to see the infamous carnivores at their rowdiest time of day: lunchtime. Offering 360-degree viewing of the feeding frenzy from a walk-through enclosure, the sanctuary guides will fill you in with everything you need to know about these beloved creatures, along with the sanctuary’s important conservation work.

Explore the Cape Bruny Lighthouse in South Bruny National Park on this short tour, and experience this Tasmanian landmark with historical context with the help of a guide. This tour offers insights from a guide and includes the use of binoculars for enhanced views, ensuring you make the most of your visit to this significant site.

Cover the three top highlights of Tasmania on a 3-day tour that visits Cradle Mountain, Freycinet National Park and Port Arthur. Arrange for your own accommodation in Launceston and Hobart, and leave the rest to the pros. Enjoy walking around Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake, then spend a day in Freycinet National Park to see Wineglass Bay and other landmarks. From Hobart, head to the Port Arthur Historic Site for a guided walking tour and harbor cruise, and see the historic town of Richmond.

Set out from Coles Bay on a half-day cruise across the clear waters of Wineglass Bay, an easy way to experience the highlights of Tasmania’s Freycinet Peninsula from the water in just a few hours—including spots hard to reach by land. Sail past white-sand beaches and dramatic granite cliffs while taking in the area’s coastal scenery, with the option to upgrade and enjoy a freshly prepared onboard lunch. As you cruise, keep watch for local wildlife such as dolphins, sea eagles, and migrating humpback whales (depending on the season).

Discover Tasmania’s dramatic coastline and convict past on this active full-day Port Arthur tour from Hobart. Travel to the stunning Tasman Peninsula to explore the UNESCO-listed Port Arthur Historic Site, including a guided visit and scenic harbour cruise. Take in the natural highlights of Tasman National Park, with stops at the Tessellated Pavement, Tasman Blowhole, and Remarkable Cave, and enjoy a guided walk along the Waterfall Bay Cliff Top Walk with sweeping ocean views. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this small-group Tasmania day tour is ideal for travellers seeking a mix of history, coastal scenery, and outdoor adventure.

Travel from Hobart to Tasmania’s east coast to visit the famous Wineglass Bay and Freycinet National Park. Hike up to the Wineglass Bay Lookout and, if you're up for more of a challenge, continue down to Wineglass Bay beach. For an easier adventure, walk to Honeymoon Bay and Cape Tourville Lighthouse. On the return drive, enjoy wine and oysters (own expense) at a local winery with sweeping views of Freycinet.

This active, fast-paced tour is ideal for travelers who want to see and do a lot in a single day. There’s something for everyone on this tour, as long as you’re prepared to work those feet. Learn about Tasmanian history at the Port Arthur Historic Site, watch Tasmanian Devils feeding, hike along cliff-tops and to spectacular lookouts, walk across Australia’s oldest bridge still in use in the historical town of Richmond and much more. Ideal if you're short on time.

See Devils@Cradle’s adorable residents during the day on this leisurely tour around this wildlife sanctuary. Walk around the enclosures and see the sanctuary’s Tasmanian devils and quolls as they sleep, play and feed. Learn about their day-to-day lives from your guide, one of the sanctuary’s experienced keepers, and hear more about the conservation efforts helping to protect these adorable marsupials and keep them thriving in Tasmania.

Freycinet Bay National Park is renowned for its pristine white beaches and rugged, pink granite peaks. On this small-group tour, explore the park’s natural wonders on a guided one-way walk to Wineglass Bay Beach, Hazards Beach, and other beautiful lookouts. Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, stop for morning tea in Wineglass Bay, and enjoy lunch on the beach before traveling back to the starting point by boat.

Join us on this exciting new tour to experience one of Tasmania’s most iconic hikes. Cape Hauy (pronounced “Hoy”) forms part of the island’s renowned “60 Great Short Walks” and is a highlight of the famous Three Capes Track. This spectacular section can be enjoyed as a stand-alone day walk, offering breathtaking coastal scenery and a true taste of Tasmania’s wild natural beauty. -Moderate 9.4 km hike taking approximately 4 hours -Discover the dramatic coastline of Tasman National Park -Walk a section of the iconic Three Capes Track -Small group experience (maximum 15 guests) for a more personal tour

Don’t let the distance between Hobart and Cradle Mountain stand in the way of a grand adventure to this unique scenic area. On this day tour, hike through the mighty woods and striking plateaus in this untouched natural environment. Walk around the picturesque Dove Lake and weave your way through the King Billy pines, with a guide by your side to tell you about the area and help you spot all kinds of native critters: wombats, wallabies and much more.

Explore the stunning Cradle Mountain on this full-day adventure from Hobart. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes as you travel through quaint villages and lush forests, with ample time to hike and spot local wildlife, including wombats and wallabies. Led by an expert guide, you'll have up to five hours to immerse yourself in the natural beauty, from the iconic Dove Lake to the challenging Marion's Lookout trail. Personalize your day with breaks for meals (at your own expense) and savor the fresh air and scenic views along the way. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. - Full-day tour with approximately 15 hours of adventure - Up to 5 hours of hiking at Cradle Mountain National Park - Comfortable transport with air-conditioning and phone charging ports - Guided by an experienced and knowledgeable local guide with first aid training

Experience Tasmania's natural beauty and native wildlife on a full-day tour to Maria Island National Park from Hobart. Only accessible by ferry, this island is home to native wildlife like Tasmanian devils and kangaroos, sheltered bays perfect for swimming, and stunning "Fossil Cliffs" with millions of years of history. Watch for whales and dolphins on the ferry journey and enjoy guided walks on the island, an experience you wouldn't be able to do on your own.

Travel across Tasmania one way from Launceston to Hobart via Freycinet National Park and the famously beautiful Wineglass Bay. Have time for walking and sightseeing in the national park, then make stops for seafood, wine, and other treats at the Devils Corner Winery before evening drop-off in Hobart.

We have always been passionate about sharing Tasmania’s stunning natural landscapes with visitors. There’s something truly special about enjoying an adventure alongside new friends and private groups. For comfort, meaningful conversation, and better access, we keep our group sizes between a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 10 guests. With extensive experience exploring the great outdoors around the world, we now focus on sharing our knowledge here on the Tasman Peninsula—one of its highlights being bushwalking. Our day is designed not only to provide a memorable coastal walking experience but also to offer insight into the region’s history, including its convict heritage, as the Tasman Peninsula is home to one of Tasmania’s largest convict settlements, Port Arthur.

Start with a 25minute scenic drive to the Chalet before walking the easy graded Organ Pipes Track (90 minutes). Take in the towering cliffs, snow gums and panoramic views of Hobart and surrounds. You will have a Local guide with a university level understanding of the mountain who knew the early hiking pioneers and can tell their stories. Then it’s time to drive to the summit. On the arrival of the mountain top, there is 35minute walk and scramble onto the trig point, an easy stroll to lookouts for amazing views of much of Tasmania. Also have a close up look at the unique alpine vegetation and geology. Then more remarkable views on the 35minute drive back to Hobart.

Embark on a full-day adventure into the heart of Tasmania’s wilderness. Experience the thrill of walking across Gordon Dam, Australia’s tallest arch dam, and take in breathtaking views straight down. Explore the stunning Lake Pedder, with its vibrant waters and fascinating history. Wander through lush temperate rainforest on a gentle, informative walk and uncover the secrets of its remarkable trees. Highlights include: - Crossing the 140m-high Gordon Dam, feeling its dramatic scale. - Enjoying lunch beside Lake Pedder, with its striking white sand and tannin-stained waters, while learning about its incredible story. - Discovering the serenity and natural wonders of Tasmania’s temperate rainforest on an easy guided walk.

Explore Hobart on this private shore tour, carefully crafted to highlight the city’s history, parks, and scenic spots in just a few hours. Accompanied by an experienced driver-guide, enjoy multiple stops for photos and short walks while remaining comfortable in your seat. Cruise along Hobart’s historic waterfront, wander through charming neighborhoods, and visit serene gardens. Take in colonial landmarks, historic churches, and stunning viewpoints with views of the city, the Derwent River, and Mount Wellington. With a relaxed pace and convenient port pick-up and drop-off, this tour provides an ideal introduction to Hobart.

Enjoy an active full-day tour from Hobart that includes views of the natural world from up high and down low. Start with a walk through the treetops at the Tahune Airwalk — a suspended walkway that reaches heights of up to 131 feet (40 meters). Gaze across the forest canopy and Huon River, or opt for an easier walk on the ground. Continue to Hastings Cave Reserve where you take a guided cave tour that goes into amazing caverns deep underground, then take a dip in the natural hot springs.

Experience Bruny Island in a truly private and personal way with our small, family-run operation. Having grown up on the island, it’s our second home, and we’re proud to share our deep local knowledge, connections, and passion with our guests. We specialize in small, intimate groups—ranging from 2 to 15 guests—to ensure comfort, ease of access, and meaningful conversations with plenty of personal attention. Guests have the option to add extra activities at an additional cost, such as walks to stunning coastal bluffs or trails exploring the island’s history and local produce. Let us know your interests, and we’ll tailor the experience for your next Tasmanian adventure.

Explore the scenic wonders of Northern Tasmania on a full-day tour from Hobart. Begin your adventure with a drive through picturesque countryside to the captivating Cataract Gorge, where you can hike scenic trails, admire cliff views, and enjoy time at First Basin. Then, head to the enchanting Grindelwald Swiss Village, featuring unique alpine-style architecture, boutique shops, and tranquil lakeside views. This tour is ideal for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts seeking a blend of natural beauty and European charm. For those seeking extra excitement, an optional ride on the world’s longest single-span chairlift is available for interested travelers. - Full-day tour from Hobart, lasting approximately 10–11 hours - Scenic drive through Tasmania’s Midlands to Cataract Gorge - Ample free time to explore the gorge and optional chairlift ride - Visit Grindelwald Swiss Village for shopping and relaxation

Enjoy an action-packed full-day journey from Hobart, offering breathtaking perspectives both above and below ground. Begin with a treetop adventure at the Tahune Airwalk, where a suspended walkway rises up to 40 metres above the forest floor, delivering sweeping views over the canopy and the Huon River. If you prefer something more relaxed, there are also easy walking options at ground level. The journey continues to Hastings Caves Reserve, where you’ll join a guided tour through remarkable underground caverns, descending deep below the surface. Afterwards, unwind with a refreshing swim in the natural thermal springs. Highlights of the experience include visiting the Tahune Airwalk Forest Reserve, strolling along the cantilever section high above the ground, and discovering Tasmania’s ancient trees on the Huon Pine Walk. For those seeking more adventure, cross the river via the Swinging Bridges Walk.

Explore the top sites of Tasmania on a comprehensive 3-day tour from Hobart to Launceston. Delve into the convict history of Australia at Port Arthur Historic Site, and see landmarks like Tasman Arch and Devils Kitchen. Continue to Launceston to discover the gems of Freycinet National Park, including Wineglass Bay. Then head to Cradle Mountain National Park to walk around Dove Lake and admire Cradle Mountain. Stop in towns such as Richmond, Swansea, Sheffield and Orford, and taste fresh produce and seafood from local producers.