4 Day Wild Tasmania Tour

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  Molly

  Asked on January 26th, 2026

  We would like a higher standard of accommodation? We might be able to do the tour on the 8th of March as well as the first...

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    How many rooms do you need? Two doubles Or twins? Are you flexible on dates? We can do Private rooms with ensuite on the 22 Feb departure and the 15th of March departure.
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    Molly

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    We are two adult husband and wife pairs. 2 Doubles. We need to do either March 1 or 2 or 7 or 8 departures... Do you happen to have that available
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    We don't have availability for 4 people sorry. Would you consider a private tour?
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    Molly

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    how much would that be? Leaving on the 2nd or 3rd of March? or 7th or 8th?
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    Molly

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    And what type of vehicle would it be?
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    We could use the 14 seat mini bus or a Prado to fit the 5 people. Price would be $2,200 per person.
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    Yes, the 5th person is the driver/guide. Sorry that was not clear.
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  Elena

  Asked on January 10th, 2026

  What is the likely age range for this tour. I am in my 60's and quite active but want to blend in

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    The age group can be pretty random tour to tour. Usually half the group in 25 to 40 and then the rest 50 to 65. The tour on the 1st of March currently has a 60 year old and a 70 year old and a few 30 year olds. 3 people have not disclosed age. You will be fine to join :) It's a great tour. We only take 13 people max. Other operators all take 24+ so there is a big difference in the trip. The tour on the 8th of March has 11 people booked on already and they are all in their 50s to 60s.
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  Nicole

  Asked on December 29th, 2025

  would like to see an itenanary which has travelling times per day please ?

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written December 2025

    As for drive times, we are in the vehicle a few hours each day. Day 1 is the most driving but I have designed it so we are in and out of the vehicle all day doing walks and activities. Day 1 – Roughly 4 hours drive time. Walks: Tall Trees to Russel Falls walk is 1hr, 3kms. We also do a few other 30 min walks through the day breaking up the journey through the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage area. Day 2 – Roughly 3 hours drive time. Cradle Mountain National Park – Marions Lookout and Dove Lake Circuit are 6km walks taking about 2-2.5hrs. Day 3 – Roughly 3hrs drive time.2hrs at Bay of Fires and 1.5hrs at a wildlife sanctuary. Walks in Bicheno take about 1.5hrs at own pace depending on how much you want to explore. Day 4 – Roughly 3hrs drive time. Up to 4.5hrs walking time with the 11km Hazards circuit being the longest of the 3 options. Wineglass Bay lookout 2.6km. Lookout and beach return is 6kms 3.5hrs.
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  Allan

  Asked on December 20th, 2025

  I would like to book a 4-day trip and I have a question regarding the return time. It is written that the return will be at 5:30 PM at the end point, which is Hobart CBD Hotels, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. My flight to Sydney is at 7:40 PM, but I am not sure if it will be possible to catch it without rushing. Could you please confirm whether the return time to the end point is definitely 5:30 PM, or if it could be scheduled earlier?

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written December 2025

    We can drop you off at the airport on day 4 at 5pm If that helps.
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written December 2025

    if your flight is the 21st of Jan at 740pm that should work out just fine.
  
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  Shirley

  Asked on August 20th, 2025

  We are 2 couples looking to book March 1, 2026. We would prefer private rooms with separate bathrooms. One person in our group needs a good mattress as he has a bad back. What sort of accommodation is the Secluded bush cabins and the Coastal Bungalows Motel? Food options - one member of our group is Celiac. Can you accommodate her and can the places we stay accommodate a person with Celiac? How many hours a day are we driving? How intense are the hikes? We are all active and walk daily though we would want to limit to flatter terrain and max. 7KM daily

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written August 2025

    No problems regarding the Celiac. The 2 includes 2 meals, the rest are at cafes and restaurants. You will just have to ask for the gluten free options. Bush cabins: Basically a studio with a bathroom kitchen and queen bed over looking the bush. Coastal bungalow: Similar to the bush cabins but more like a little house. There are walks available for all fitness levels. Day 1 we are in and out of the vehicle all day. 4.5hrs. Day 2 Afternoon drive 3.5hrs. Day 3 A few 1hr drives 3hrs. Day 4 Afternoon drive back to Hobart 3hrs
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    Shirley

    Traveler•Written August 2025

    We are mid 60's and 72 years old. Both have back issues though they are still walkers. Please let me know how many spots are still available for March 1 2026
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written August 2025

    Plenty of seats available but only the two private rooms. The 4 and 5 Day tours target young and young at heart / people with a moderate level of fitness. The first couple of days are big but followed by a couple of easier days. The 5 day tour has mostly 18-30 year olds and the 4 day tour 25-45 but there are people of all ages often a couple or two in their 60's on every 4 day tour
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  Patricia

  Asked on July 23rd, 2025

  How hard are the walks? Is this tour suitable for someone who can not walk many steps? Hikes up to 1/ 1,5 hour on a flat surface are no problem.

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written July 2025

    Our tours are designed for people with a moderate level of fineness. Although we can offer Walks and activities for all, most of the group will aiming to do the bigger walks and hikes. Also some of the accomodation has stairs, so you will need to be prepared for that. In saying all this, if it's still suitable you are welcome to book. Walks range from 30 mins to 3hrs.
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  Jason

  Asked on July 22nd, 2025

  I would like to know if there is vegan options for the meals provided?

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written July 2025

    The tour includes two meals, continental breakfast and a BBQ dinner. We can arrange vegan suitable options. Otherwise, when we are travelling, there are a range restaurants, takeaways and cafes which usually have 1 or 2 vegan options.
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  Thomas

  Asked on June 27th, 2025

  We are a french couple with one 17 ado that likes hiking and discovering nature. We are flying to Tasmania outside from your tour agenda, from october 17 16:20 until october 21 11:30. Any fellow that could take us on a trip like yours?

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written June 2025

    I have a 4 day tour departing on the 21st which is a guaranteed departure. If not, then we might be able to arrange something. Or we can open a 2 day cradle mountain tour for the 19th? Or we could do a private tour 3 days starting the 18th - Tasman Peninsular, Maria island, freycinet. Private tour price depends on accomodation level and what you want included but based on 3-4 star.
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    Thomas

    Traveler•Written June 2025

    Can you send some more details on the 2 days and 3 days tour you propose?
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written June 2025

    If you are happy with a family room queen and single the regular 2 Day cradle mountain group tour would be $1,650 AUD depart on Sunday. If you would like a private tour with this itinerary it is $5,000 AUD on tour radar. we could depart on the Saturday.
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  Valerie

  Asked on December 27th, 2024

  Can we join your tour at Launceston on day 2 say 12 Feb until Hobart on 14th Feb 2025?

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written January 2025

    If you joined us on the 12th you would miss the first 2 days of the 4 day tour itinerary. You would have to get the local bus to Sheffield On the 12th to meet the group in the early afternoon. It's still a nice experience to Stay with us for 2 nights in nice places see some wildlife, bay of fires and wineglass bay. Getting to Hobart 14th.
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    Valerie

    Traveler•Written January 2025

    Is cradle mountain part of the balance tour back to Hobart? If not then I cud do a day trip to Cradle mountain on 11th Feb and then join you guys at Sheffield on the 12th Feb?
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written January 2025

    The day tour to cradle mountain will be able to leave you at Sheffield so if you were happy to stay there for the night I'll pick you up on the 12th. That will reduce your travel time In the bus. Not all will allow luggage but McDermott will have room for the luggage.
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  Caroline

  Asked on December 9th, 2024

  I'm looking to see if i can swing a last minute booking if i could make everything line up for myself - i wanted to ask what is the leaving time and point for this tour, where do we have to be ready to leave and also where will we be dropped off too/what time when its over?

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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written December 2024

    The tour starts at 7am on the 14th so you would need to arrive on the 13th. I can drop you off at the airport or Hobart city at the end of the tour 17th December at 5pm. So you could fly out on the 17th from 730pm. Allowing for some potential delays.
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written December 2024

    Pickup on the 14th is in Hobart city. Between 640am and 7am.
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    Caroline

    Traveler•Written December 2024

    Do you just pick up from any sort of hotel/motel/hostel in Hobart city on the 14th or do you have set places I would need to make my way too?
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    Wild Tasmania ToursOperator•Written December 2024

    Here is a list of pickup locations and times: Zero Davey Bus Zone 640am (Suitable for Grand Chancellor, MACq1, Henry Jones, Old Woolstore), Tasmanian visitor Information Centre 640am (Suitable for Movenpick, Customs House, Gibson Mill), Blue Eye Restaurant 645am (Suitable for Salamanca Suites, Moss, Lenna of Hobart, Salamanca Inn), Corner of Stowell & Hampton Ave 645am (Suitable for Monatcute Bunkhouse, Prince of Wales), St Ives Hotel 645am (Suitable for St Ives, Blue Hills Motel, Bat Hotel and Apartments), Travel Lodge Hobart city 650am (Suitable for Ibis Styles, Astor Hotel), Best Western 655am, Pickled Frog 655am (Suitable for Pickled Frog, Narrara Backpackers), St David's Cathedral 655am (Suitable for Hadleys Orient Hotel, RACV, AirOne Capsule Hotel), YHA 7am, Hobart Tower Motel 705am
  
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