Discover Beautiful Tasmania with Demi Gregor
Your TourHero
Hi, I’m Demi. I’m a professional gallivanter and adventure connoisseur. I love immersing myself in new cultures and exciting places and learning about different histories. I’ve traveled the world and love meeting like minded people who just want to explore and experience everything the world has to offer.
Duration
10 days · 9 nights
Travel Date
Jan 3 – 12, 2022
Activity Level
Moderate
Group Size
10 – 20
Transportation
Guided coach (24 seater bus)
Tour Prices
Your Fellow Explorers
Age range
25 – 45
Vibe
Chill, photography, wine and dine
Your Local Guide
Haka Tours has been making the travel dreams of its guests come true since 2007. Today, they are proud to be one of New Zealand’s leading small group adventure operators, delivering intimate, authentic, and immersive experiences across New Zealand, Australia, and surrounding Oceania destinations. Along with valuable training and expertise to ensure your safety on a trip, Haka Tours takes it one step further with the passion and dedication of its team to help you discover hidden gems and experience unforgettable moments. Let them take care of the nitty gritty details for you — all you have to do is let the adventure unfold!
Let the unparalleled beauty of Tasmania take your breath away. This is an epic 10-day adventure that takes you on a grand loop: explore the most stunning wine trails including Tamar Valley, discover the incredible Freycinet National Park, capture Instagram-worthy scenes of gorgeous lavender fields, fall in love with the iconic Bay of Fires, walk the enchanting trails of Cradle Mountain, and visit Bruny Island!
Cancellation policy
Refunds for deposits
If you cancel your trip after placing a deposit but before your card on file is charged for the full payment, you can request a full refund of your deposit up to 30 days before the tour departure.
Refunds for fully-paid trips
If you cancel your trip after making the full payment, you may change or cancel your trip up to 30 days before the tour departure for a refund.
Your TourHero
Hi, I’m Demi. I’m a professional gallivanter and adventure connoisseur. I love immersing myself in new cultures and exciting places and learning about different histories. I’ve traveled the world and love meeting like minded people who just want to explore and experience everything the world has to offer.
Duration
10 days · 9 nights
Travel Date
Jan 3 – 12, 2022
Activity Level
Moderate
Group Size
10 – 20
Transportation
Guided coach (24 seater bus)
Let the unparalleled beauty of Tasmania take your breath away. This is an epic 10-day adventure that takes you on a grand loop: explore the most stunning wine trails including Tamar Valley, discover the incredible Freycinet National Park, capture Instagram-worthy scenes of gorgeous lavender fields, fall in love with the iconic Bay of Fires, walk the enchanting trails of Cradle Mountain, and visit Bruny Island!
Timeline
- Day 1 · Hobart
- Arrive at Hobart Airport
- ~ 20 mins bus
- Check-in at Riverfront Motel & Villas (or similar according to availability)
- Explore Hobart
- Welcome dinner
- Day 2 · Hobart and Southern Wine Trail
- Breakfast
- Full-day guided winery tour
- Lunch and dinner (not included in price)
- Day 3 · Coles Bay
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Journey to Coles Bay
- ~ 3 hrs bus
- Check-in at Coles Bay Esplanade YHA (or similar according to availability)
- Explore Coles Bay
- Lunch and dinner (not included in price)
- Day 4 · Bicheno, Bay of Fires, and St. Helens
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- ~ 30 mins bus
- Visit East Coast Natureworld in Bicheno
- Discover the Apsley River Waterhole
- ~ 1 hr 10 mins bus
- Lunch at St. Helens (not included in price)
- ~ 35 mins bus
- Explore the Bay of Fires
- Sunset at the ‘Lone Tree’ of Binalong Bay
- ~ 35 mins bus
- Check-in at Bayside Hotel St. Helens (or similar according to availability)
- Dinner (not included in price)
- Day 5 · Bridestowe Lavender Farm, Tin Dragon Trail, and Launceston
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- ~ 2 hrs bus
- Visit Bridestowe Lavender Farm
- Lunch (not included in price)
- Tin Dragon Trail – includes Branxholm, Derby, and Weldborough
- Arrive in Launceston
- Check-in at Leisure Inn Penny Royal Hotel & Apartments (or similar according to availability)
- Explore Launceston
- Dinner (not included in price)
- Day 6 · Launceston and Tamar Valley
- Breakfast
- Tamar Valley winery tour
- Lunch and dinner (not included in price)
- Day 7 · Cradle Mountain
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- ~ 40 mins bus
- Stopover at Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm
- Lunch (not included in price)
- ~ 1 hr 30 mins bus
- Explore Cradle Mountain – various walking tracks
- Check-in at Check-in at Cradle Mountain Highlanders (or similar according to availability)
- Dinner (not included in price)
- Day 8 · Strahan
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- Journey to Strahan
- ~ 3 hrs 45 mins bus
- Check-in at Strahan Village (or similar according to availability)
- Strahan activities
- Lunch and dinner (not included in price)
- Day 9 · Tarraleah and Hobart
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- ~ 2 hrs 40 mins bus
- Explore Tarraleah Highlands
- Lunch (not included in price)
- ~ 2 hrs 50 mins bus
- Check-in at Riverfront Motel & Villas (or similar according to availability)
- Free evening in Hobart
- Dinner (not included in price)
- Day 10 · Hobart and Bruny Island
- Breakfast and check out of accommodation
- ~ 30 mins bus
- ~ 20 mins ferry
- Explore Bruny Island
- Lunch (not included in price)
- ~ 20 mins ferry
- ~ 45 mins bus
- Journey ends at Hobart Airport
Details
Day 1
Welcome to Tasmania — breathe in the cleanest air in the world and get ready to explore Hobart!
Hobart welcomes you with open arms! Upon arriving at the airport, you’ll be picked up by your guide and transferred to your accommodation in the city. Hobart is Tasmania’s bustling capital city and the second-oldest capital in Australia after Sydney. Located at the entrance to the Derwent River, the city is surrounded by well-preserved bushland and beaches that line the shores of the river and estuary beyond. Here, you’ll find a contrasting blend of heritage, scenery, and culture, with plenty of activities and attractions nearby, not to mention a world-class food and wine scene. Depending on your time of arrival, you can spend some time exploring Hobart. Your guide can take you around to visit the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens or the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) before you enjoy a special welcome dinner with your companions. We highly suggest grabbing a sunset drink at The Glass House, which offers sweeping waterfront views of Sullivan's Cove.
Day 2
Head out on a guided winery tour of the fantastic Southern Wine Trail
Rise and shine! Today, you’ll be heading out to explore the Southern Wine Trail. After a hearty breakfast, your guide will pick you up from your accommodation to begin your exciting tour of the vineyards in the surrounding areas. Fun fact: Vineyards are closer to the city of Hobart than to any other capital city in all of Australia! The region is known for its picturesque beauty, and the Derwent, Huon, and Coal River Valleys together comprise this sprawling Southern Wine Trail — a route you’ll be spending all day exploring with your guide. Note: Costs for wine tastings are not included.
Day 3
Discover the magic of Coles Bay — explore Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay
After breakfast and checking out of your Hobart accommodation, it’s time to say goodbye to the city and head north to Coles Bay. Coles Bay is a popular seaside holiday village that sits beneath stunning granite mountains overlooking the shimmering waters of Oyster Bay. Many regard Coles Bay as a perfect base from which to explore the picturesque Freycinet National Park and the spectacular Wineglass Bay. Once you arrive, you can use the afternoon to start exploring. Some options include embarking on a Wineglass Bay Cruise (see optional add-ons section) or walking to Wineglass Bay Lookout with your guide and either looping back via Hazards Beach or returning to Coles Bay to explore it further.
Day 4
Visit the East Coast Natureworld sanctuary for wildlife and check out the scenic Apsley River Waterhole
This morning, after an energizing breakfast, you’ll head 30 minutes north to the family-friendly holiday town of Bicheno, home of Tasmania's premier natural wildlife and ecology park, East Coast Natureworld. Here, you’ll be able to see some of the region’s most treasured wildlife. Set on 150 acres of natural parkland and lagoons, this sanctuary is home to Tasmanian devils, quolls, koalas, snakes, and parrots. Continuing on your journey, you’ll head into the Douglas Apsley National Park to check out the scenic Apsley River Waterhole, a tranquil waterhole surrounded by wooded banks and cliffs. After a leisurely exploration, you’ll head further north to St. Helens to grab some lunch.
Arrive at the famous Bay of Fires, one of Tasmania’s most iconic places
Your next destination is the wonderful Bay of Fires, where you’ll have the opportunity to explore the spectacular scenery. One of Tasmania’s most beautiful sights, the Bay of Fires is known for its striking orange lichen-covered rocks, which contrast spectacularly with the coast’s turquoise waters. This 50-kilometer stretch of bush-fringed shore is home to some of Australia’s most iconic animals. Take one of the walking trails that skirt the water’s edge and you might just encounter adorable wallabies, kangaroos, echidnas, wombats, Tasmanian devils, or wedge-tailed eagles! Or, if you prefer exploring the waters, go on an optional Eco Tours cruise for the best opportunity to spot local marine life, including dolphins, fur seals, and migrating whales. At the end of the day, enjoy striking sunset views from the perch of the ‘Lone Tree’ of Binalong Bay before heading back to St. Helens for the night.
Day 5
See the lavender fields at Bridestowe Lavender Farm, explore the ‘Tin Dragon’ Trail, and arrive in Launceston
From St. Helens, we travel west towards Launceston, Tasmania's second major city. On the way, you’ll have the chance to stop at the lovely Bridestowe Lavender Farm and check out the beautiful lavender fields. This is one of the most Instagrammed sights in all of Tasmania! Next, we’ll be traveling the ‘Tin Dragon’ Trail to see the historic towns of Branxholm, Derby, and Weldborough. In the late 1800s, tin was discovered in Tasmania's northeast, attracting thousands of miners. Learn about the history of the region as you make your way through the trail. Finally, once we arrive in Launceston, you can enjoy the rest of the day at your own pace. Launceston is a vibrant hub for food, wine, culture, and nature. Step into one of the many cafes and boutique stores in town, walk along the Tamar River, or explore a few museums and art galleries in your free time.
Day 6
Enjoy the best wines that Tamar Valley has to offer
Today, it’s all about the wine once more. After breakfast, you’ll be going on a winery tour through Tamar Valley, Tasmania's oldest wine region. It has to be said — the Tamar Valley Wine Trail has a reputation for being one of the best in the world! With over 30 vineyards located in the region, you can expect nothing but a spectacular day out indulging in all the best wines today. Unleash your inner wine connoisseur, learn about winemaking techniques from the vineyard owners, and even pick up a few award-winning bottles for yourself to enjoy. After your excursion out in Tamar Valley, you’ll return to Launceston to enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure.
Day 7
Head to Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park and discover the beauty of Tasmania’s wilderness
After breakfast, we say goodbye to Launceston and head through the sub-alpine moorlands of the Central Plateau Conservation Area, stopping at the scenic Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm on the way. Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm is a fully-operational raspberry farm with an on-site cafe that features a beautiful setting by a pond. After our break, we’ll continue to Cradle Mountain. Once we arrive, you’ll get the chance to explore the village through various short walks around the Cradle Mountain Interpretation Centre. Some walks we recommend include the King Billy Track, Waterfalls Walk (to see Pencil Pine Falls and Knyvet Falls), Speeler Track, Dove Canyon Track, and Crater Lake Track. You can also choose to book an optional activity such as a spa treatment at Waldheim Alpine Spa or a wine and cheese tasting session at Peppers Lodge — just let us know what you’d like to do and we’ll help you book everything in advance.
Day 8
Discover the magic of Strahan through some optional activities
Good morning! After breakfast, you’ll be heading to the small town of Strahan, situated on the west coast. You’ll have the opportunity to choose from a couple of optional activities. These are the River and Rainforest Wilderness Railway Tour (a diesel train journey that takes you from the shores of Macquarie Harbour into the rainforest and mountains of Tasmania’s rugged west coast) or a Gordon River Cruise (which departs from Strahan Wharf). See the optional add-ons section below for more details. For dinner, please note that Strahan is a small town with limited late-night dining options — especially on a Sunday. View 42 and Risby Cove are your two best options, but try to arrive before 8 pm.
Day 9
Journey back to the east coast and arrive in Tasmania’s capital city once more
Today, we’ll journey back to the city of Hobart. While we’ll be covering a great distance — about 300 kilometers — there will be a couple of stops along the way to keep you wide awake with anticipation, including a visit to the historic estate of the Tarraleah Highlands, home to a resident herd of Scottish Highland cows. Here, you might want to try your hand at some cow feeding or go on one of the scenic Tarraleah walks in the region and admire the stunning wilderness. Once we reach Hobart, you are free to enjoy the evening in your own leisure.
Day 10
Take a day trip to Bruny Island to enjoy the freshest local produce and see rare wildlife
It’s your last day in Tasmania! To make it extra special, you’ll be exploring the popular Bruny Island today. Your guide will pick you up and take you to Kettering, where you’ll then embark on a ferry to get to Bruny Island. Once there, discover some gourmet delights and meet the local producers. Here, you’ll find everything from the freshest seafood to the most succulent berries. Soak in the island’s breathtaking scenery when you visit the Bruny Island Neck Lookout, visit the historic Two Tree Point, and explore the white-sand beaches and nature reserves where rare white wallabies live. After discovering this bountiful island, it’s time to head home. After taking the ferry back to the mainland, your guide will drop you at Hobart Airport. We recommend booking a late afternoon departure flight for this day. Optionally, we are happy to book a post-night to your tour — just let us know!
Accommodation
Riverfront Motel & Villas (or similar according to availability)
Riverfront Motel & Villas, located just north of Hobart, offers relaxed dining and affordable accommodation over its eight-acre waterfront property that overlooks the Derwent River. Many of Hobart’s top attractions are located within a 15-minute drive of the property, making Riverfront Motel & Villas a convenient yet quiet base from which to explore the city. Facilities include an outdoor solar heated lap pool, river walk, waterfront BBQ area, and Wi-Fi internet access. Room type: Twin share.
Coles Bay Esplanade YHA (or similar according to availability)
Coles Bay Esplanade YHA is situated in the scenic Coles Bay township and is just a two-minute walk from the nearest beach. The scenic walking trails of Freycinet National Park are also a convenient one-kilometer distance away. Simple dorms offer bunk beds, while bathrooms are shared. On-site facilities include a tavern/bistro and bakery. Room type: Dorm room.
Bayside Hotel St. Helens (or similar according to availability)
Bayside Hotel is situated on the edge of the magnificent Georges Bay in the town of St. Helens. Facing the beachfront, guests can enjoy great views of the bay and the seaport while basking in the relaxed atmosphere of Tasmania’s beautiful east coast. The hotel features an indoor pool, restaurant, bar and bottle shop, and a gaming room where you can enjoy a game of Tas Keno. Rooms are fitted with a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Room type: Twin share.
Leisure Inn Penny Royal Hotel & Apartments (or similar according to availability)
Leisure Inn Penny Royal Hotel & Apartments is ideally situated just 10 minutes from the heart of Launceston and sits adjacent to the beautiful Tamar River. Originally built as a corn mill in 1840, it was then moved 54 kilometers to Launceston and rebuilt, stone by stone, into a hotel over 130 years later. This heritage-listed hotel blends old-world charm with modern comforts — all rooms feature an LCD TV, air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi (1GB per room per day), and tea/coffee making facilities. Room type: Twin share.
Cradle Mountain Highlanders (or similar according to availability)
A family-owned hotel, Cradle Mountain Highlanders offers secluded, self-contained cabin accommodation near Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park making it a convenient base from which to explore the many walking tracks in the vicinity. The property consists of 16 cabins in total, each individually designed in a rustic style using Tasmanian timber to complement the natural bushland setting. Cabin facilities include a separate bathroom, kitchen facilities, and a wood or gas fireplace. Room type: Twin share.
Strahan Village (or similar according to availability)
Strahan Village is located in the small town of Strahan. It offers a charming range of cottages and terraces that reflect the 19th century architecture of Strahan, all located just meters from the working port sitting in the sparkling waters of Macquarie Harbour. Multiple dining options are located within walking distance, including View 42° Restaurant & Bar. Cottages and terraces are fitted with modern furnishings, an ensuite bathroom, and tea/coffee making facilities. Room type: Twin share.
Included
- 3 nights at Riverfront Motel & Villas (or similar)
- 1 night at Coles Bay Esplanade YHA (or similar)
- 1 night at Bayside Hotel St. Helens (or similar)
- 2 nights at Leisure Inn Penny Royal Hotel & Apartments (or similar)
- 1 night at Cradle Mountain Highlanders (or similar)
- 1 night at Strahan Village (or similar)
- Shared occupancy in accommodation
- All breakfasts
- Welcome dinner (day 1)
- All activities described in the itinerary
- All transportation in air-conditioned guided coach
- Experienced driver-guide
- Bruny Island return ferry including vehicle
- 24/7 guest support
Not included
- Flights
- Arrival and departure transfers outside scheduled times
- Optional activities
- Visa and travel insurance
- All lunches
- All dinners (except day 1)
- Costs for wine tasting on Day 2
- Beverages
- Tips for guides and drivers
Available add-on
Single supplement
Upgrade your accommodation guestroom to a single/private room (9 nights).
Price: AUD 745
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Wineglass Bay Cruise
Embark on a spectacular 4.5-hour Wineglass Bay cruise and explore the waterways surrounding Freycinet National Park from Coles Bay to Wineglass Bay on Tasmania’s scenic East Coast.
Price: AUD 165
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Bay of Fires Eco Tour
Head out on a Garden Explorer tour and discover the southern half of the incredible Bay of Fires. This eco tour offers you a great opportunity to learn about this stunning area. Heading out from Binalong Bay, you’ll learn about the history and natural beauty of the surroundings as you traverse north along the Bay of Fires Conservation Area.
Price: AUD 105
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Tasmanian High Tea at Cradle Mountain Lodge
Enjoy the taste of Tasmania through a decadent high tea experience at Cradle Mountain Lodge featuring the best Tasmanian produce with locally-made bread. Includes a glass of Tasmanian sparkling wine.
Price: AUD 65
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West Coast Wilderness Railway
Embark on the ‘River and Rainforest’ half-day tour along the West Coast Wilderness Railway. This is a wonderful diesel locomotive journey that takes you from the shores of Macquarie Harbour into the mountains and lush rainforests of Tasmania’s rugged west coast for the most stunning views. Along the way, you’ll stop at remote train stations to visit Lower Landing and Dubbil Barril before returning to Strahan.
Price: AUD 115
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Gordon River Strahan Cruise
The national award-winning Gordon River Cruise takes you on a wonderful journey through tranquil surroundings aboard the Spirit of the Wild. Learn about the history of this incredible place as you cruise across Macquarie Harbour to Hells Gates and then on to the Gordon River. Pass salmon farms, enjoy a guided Sarah Island stopover, walk the Heritage Landing boardwalk, and enjoy an included dinner featuring local Tasmanian produce. Departs Strahan Wharf at 3:15 pm. Returns at approximately 8.30 pm.
Price: AUD 135
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Cancellation policy
Refunds for deposits
If you cancel your trip after placing a deposit but before your card on file is charged for the full payment, you can request a full refund of your deposit up to 30 days before the tour departure.
Refunds for fully-paid trips
If you cancel your trip after making the full payment, you may change or cancel your trip up to 30 days before the tour departure for a refund.
- Single supplement add-on - Unsplash: Rhema Kallianpur
- Gordon River Strahan Cruise - Gordon River Cruises
- West Coast Wilderness Railway - West Coast Wilderness Railway
- Bay of Fires Eco Tour - Bay of Fires Eco Tour
- Wineglass Bay Cruise - Wineglass Bay Cruises
- Strahan Village - Strahan Village
- Cradle Mountain Highlanders - Cradle Mountain Highlanders
- Leisure Inn Penny Royal Hotel & Apartments - Leisure Inn Penny Royal
- Bayside Hotel - Bayside Hotel
- Riverfront Motel & Villas - Riverfront Motel & Villas
- Your guide can take you around to visit the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens or the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) before you enjoy a special welcome dinner with your companions. - Discover Tasmania
- Welcome to Hobart, Tasmania’s bustling capital city and the second-oldest capital in Australia after Sydney! - Unsplash: Spencer Chow
- Here, you’ll find a contrasting blend of heritage, scenery, and culture, with plenty of activities and attractions nearby, not to mention a world-class food and wine scene. - Wikimedia Commons
- We highly suggest grabbing a sunset drink at The Glass House, which offers sweeping waterfront views of Sullivan's Cove. - The Glass House
- Head out on a guided winery tour of the fantastic Southern Wine Trail. Fun fact: Vineyards are closer to the city of Hobart than to any other capital city in all of Australia! - Wine Tasmania
- The region is known for its picturesque beauty, and the Derwent, Huon, and Coal River Valleys together comprise this sprawling Southern Wine Trail. - Unsplash: Rodrigo Abreu
- Spend all day discovering the many wineries and vineyards of the trail and taste the best wines that the region has to offer. - Unsplash: Trevor Gerzen
- Heading north, we come to Coles Bay, a popular seaside holiday village that sits beneath stunning granite mountains overlooking the shimmering waters of Oyster Bay. - Our Tasmania
- Many regard Coles Bay as a perfect base from which to explore the picturesque Freycinet National Park and the spectacular Wineglass Bay. - Our Tasmania
- Choose to embark on an optional Wineglass Bay Cruise (see add-ons section) or make your way to the Wineglass Bay Lookout with your guide for grand vistas. - Unsplash: Tim Hart
- This morning, after an energizing breakfast, you’ll head 30 minutes north to the family-friendly holiday town of Bicheno. - Tasmania
- Here, you'll be able to visit East Coast Natureworld to see some of the region’s most treasured wildlife, including Tasmanian devils, quolls, koalas, snakes, and parrots. - Unsplash: David Clode
- Continuing on your journey, you’ll head into the Douglas Apsley National Park to check out the scenic Apsley River Waterhole, a tranquil waterhole surrounded by wooded banks and cliffs. - Wikimedia Commons
- Your next destination is the wonderful Bay of Fires, where you’ll have the opportunity to explore the spectacular scenery. - Unsplash: Spencer Chow
- One of Tasmania’s most beautiful sights, the Bay of Fires is known for its striking orange lichen-covered rocks, which contrast spectacularly with the coast’s turquoise waters. - Unsplash: David Clode
- This 50-kilometer stretch of bush-fringed shore is home to some of Australia’s most iconic animals. - Unsplash: Laya Clode
- Take one of the walking trails that skirt the water’s edge and you might just encounter adorable wallabies, kangaroos, echidnas, wombats, Tasmanian devils, or wedge-tailed eagles! - Unsplash: Keith Davey
- At the end of the day, enjoy striking sunset views from the perch of the ‘Lone Tree’ of Binalong Bay before heading back to St. Helens for the night. - Unsplash: Trevor McKinnon
- From St. Helens, we travel west towards Launceston, Tasmania's second major city. Stop at the lovely Bridestowe Lavender Farm and check out the beautiful lavender fields. This is one of the most Instagrammed sights in all of Tasmania! - Unsplash: Mieke Campbell
- Next, we’ll be traveling the ‘Tin Dragon’ Trail to see the historic towns of Branxholm, Derby, and Weldborough. In the late 1800s, tin was discovered in Tasmania's northeast, attracting thousands of miners. - Wikimedia Commons
- Finally, once we arrive in Launceston, you can enjoy the rest of the day at your own pace. Launceston is a vibrant hub for food, wine, culture, and nature. - Tasmania
- Today, it’s all about the wine once more. After breakfast, you’ll be going on a winery tour through Tamar Valley, Tasmania's oldest wine region. - Unsplash: Ales Maze
- It has to be said — the Tamar Valley Wine Trail has a reputation for being one of the best in the world! With over 30 vineyards located in the region, you can expect nothing but a spectacular day out indulging in all the best wines today. - Unsplash: Sven Finger
- Unleash your inner wine connoisseur, learn about winemaking techniques from the vineyard owners, and even pick up a few award-winning bottles for yourself to enjoy. - Unsplash: Thomas Schaefer
- After breakfast, we say goodbye to Launceston and head through the sub-alpine moorlands of the Central Plateau Conservation Area, stopping at the scenic Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm on the way. - Unsplash: Amit Lahav
- Some walks we recommend include the King Billy Track, Waterfalls Walk (to see Pencil Pine Falls and Knyvet Falls), Speeler Track, Dove Canyon Track, and Crater Lake Track. - Unsplash: Natalia Safonava
- Today, you’ll be heading to the small town of Strahan, situated on the west coast. You’ll have the opportunity to choose from a couple of optional activities. - Tasmania
- Choose from an incredible River and Rainforest Wilderness Railway Tour or a wonderful Gordon River Cruise. Check out the optional add-ons section for more details. - Tasmania
- Today, we’ll journey back to the city of Hobart. While we’ll be covering a great distance — about 300 kilometers — there will be a couple of stops along the way to keep you wide awake with anticipation. - Tasmania
- We'll visit the historic estate of the Tarraleah Highlands, home to a resident herd of Scottish Highland cows. Here, you might want to try your hand at some cow feeding or go on one of the scenic Tarraleah walks in the region. - Tarraleah Estate
- Once we reach Hobart, you are free to enjoy the evening in your own leisure. - Britannica
- It’s your last day in Tasmania! To make it extra special, you’ll be exploring the popular Bruny Island today. - Unsplash: Tamara Thurman
- Discover some gourmet delights and meet the local producers. Here, you’ll find everything from the freshest seafood to the most succulent berries. - Unsplash: Tommaso Cantelli
- Soak in the island’s breathtaking scenery when you visit the Bruny Island Neck Lookout, visit the historic Two Tree Point, and explore the white-sand beaches and nature reserves where rare white wallabies live. - Facebook: Tourism Bruny Island
- After our break, we’ll continue to Cradle Mountain. Once we arrive, you’ll get the chance to explore the area through various short walks around the Cradle Mountain Interpretation Centre. - Unsplash: Nico Smit