All Tasmania Tours & Excursions in 2026

Experience the spectacular scenery of Tasmania's World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain National Park on a relaxed small-group shore excursion from Burnie. Travel through charming country towns, enjoy local insights from an experienced Tasmanian guide, and discover alpine landscapes, pristine lakes, waterfalls and native wildlife. Designed specifically for cruise passengers, this tour is planned around your ship's schedule to maximise your time ashore. Depending on available time and weather conditions, you may have the opportunity to visit Dove Lake, enjoy one of several short walks, and take in some of Tasmania's most iconic scenery. Tour times and the itinerary may be adjusted to suit your ship's arrival and departure times, ensuring you enjoy the best possible experience while returning to port on schedule.

Discover some of Tasmania's very best wineries on this small-group wine-tasting tour from Hobart. Head out of the city and into the countryside to visit around four different wineries and sample red, white, and/or sparkling wine at each. Your experience also includes a cheese tasting and a vineyard platter lunch with scrumptious dessert.

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.

Combine two of Tasmania's best attractions on a great-value 2-day tour package departing from Hobart. On your first day, explore Tasmania's colonial history at Port Arthur Historic Site, as well as the sights of the Tasman Peninsula. On the second, discover the natural beauty of magical Bruny Island and visit some of the island's best independent businesses.

Instead of tiring yourself out, put your feet up and enjoy a relaxed afternoon cruise on the Tamar River from Launceston. Admire the views as you sail into Cataract Gorge, through Launceston’s riverfront precinct, past Tamar Island, and more. Learn about the area's culture, history, and nature while enjoying snacks, tea, and coffee.

Explore Hobart from the water on a kayak tour with an experienced guide. You have three options to choose from when booking: a 2.5-hour tour from central Hobart, a 7-hour tour past cliffs, caves and beaches or a 10-hour Tasman Peninsula tour. You’ll either admire Hobart’s bustling waterfront along the River Derwent, or take in the scenic wilderness outside the city on one of the full-day adventures. Learn paddling techniques from your guide, who also provides narration about the city and surrounding region.

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.

Learn how to make the most of your camera on this day trip deep into the Tasmanian forest. With the help of your guide, a professional photographer, learn about the ins and outs of nature photography, then use those lessons to take impressive photos of Tasmania’s Mount Field National Park and Styx Valley. If you’re a more experienced photographer, take the opportunity to snap panoramic shots of Mount Field’s waterfalls and the giant eucalyptus trees throughout Styx Valley.

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.

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.

Glide through the scenic trails of Hollybank Forest in Launceston on a Segway adventure. Begin with a safety briefing and training session before exploring the lush surroundings, as your guide shares stories about the landscape and local flora. Lockers are provided for personal items, and you’ll leave with digital photos of your experience on a USB—perfect for reliving the journey.

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.

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.

If you can’t wait to discover the wonders that made the Tasmanian Wilderness a UNESCO World Heritage Site, get a head start on this Gordon River cruise. Traveling on a state-of-the-art quiet catamaran, soak up views of rare Tasmanian trees, sample leatherwood honey, and see Hells Gates, where river and ocean meet. Then, indulge in a dinner experience onboard, showcasing some of the best Tasmanian produce.

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.

Pickup from your Hotel or Accommodation within 5km of Hobart CBD (approx. 9.30am) The day will start with a drive to a local family-owned vineyard to begin your introduction to the wines of the region. Through the day we will visit an additional 2 vineyards & 2 Cider Distilleries. We have handpicked small & unique vineyards where you will experience a tasting & learn about the wines they produce. At Hartzview Vineyard you will taste fortified wines, liqueurs & gin. A beautiful scenic drive from Hobart to the Huon Valley is included. Lunch will be at a local vineyard or Cider distiller at your cost. Drop off at your hotel or accommodation within 5km of Hobart CBD (approx. 4.30pm)

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.

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.

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.

Tucked along Tasmania's east coast, Wine Glass Bay is usually only accessible via a challenging bushwalk. Instead, hop aboard a bay cruise in Coles Bay and get dropped off at Hazards Beach. From there, Wine Glass Bay is an easy, roughly 30-minute walk away—making for a much easier visit. Enjoy free time to relax and swim before the ferry whisks you back on the return trip.