Itinerary
- Day 1
Hobart to Queenstown
Your pickup happens early between 7:00 and 7:30am, then you head north through Mount Field National Park to walk among the tall trees and see Russell Falls. From there the route continues west to Lake St Clair, which is Australia's deepest freshwater lake. You'll drive through Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park with short walks along the Franklin River, stopping at Nelson Falls, Iron Blow, and Horsetail Falls before reaching Queenstown for the night.
Included Activities
- Guided walk in Mount Field National Park among tall trees and Russell Falls
- Visit Lake St Clair
- Scenic walks along Franklin River in Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
- Visit Nelson Falls
- Explore Iron Blow
- View Horsetail Falls
Landmarks Mount Field National Park Russell Falls Lake St Clair Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park Franklin River Nelson Falls Iron Blow Horsetail Falls 
- Day 2
Queenstown to Tullah
The day starts with a cruise along Gordon River through Macquarie Harbour, passing Hells Gates with rainforest all around you. You'll explore the historic convict site at Sarah Island, then take a boardwalk through the rainforests where you see ancient Huon pines. Lunch on the boat features Tasmanian produce. Later in the afternoon, head to Tullah where clear days offer views across Lake Rosebery to Mount Murchison. There's a group dinner followed by an overnight stay in a lakeside chalet.
- Meals
- Lunch (Lunch on board featuring the finest Tasmanian produce), Dinner (Group dinner at accommodation)
Included Activities
- Gordon River and Macquarie Harbour cruise
- Visit historic convict site of Sarah Island
- Boardwalk walk in World Heritage rainforests with ancient Huon pines
- Included lunch on board featuring Tasmanian produce
Landmarks Macquarie Harbour Gordon River Hells Gates Sarah Island Lake Rosebery Mount Murchison - Day 3
Tullah to Smithton
Head north to Waratah to see the waterfalls, then drive through Hellyer's Gorge to reach the northwest coast. In Stanley you'll check out The Nut, which is an ancient volcanic plug with coastal views. Continue to Arthur River on the Tarkine coast, a location with deep spiritual significance for Tasmanian Aboriginal people. Dinner is included at your Smithton accommodation.
- Meals
- Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Waratah waterfalls
- Drive through Hellyer's Gorge
- Visit The Nut in Stanley for panoramic coastal views
- Visit Arthur River 'Edge of the World' on Tarkine coast
- Included dinner at accommodation
Landmarks Waratah Hellyer's Gorge The Nut Arthur River Tarkine Coast - Day 4
Smithton to Devonport
After breakfast you venture into the Tarkine Rainforest, the world's second-largest cool temperate rainforest. You'll walk to Sumac Lookout for views over Arthur River and check out Trowutta Arch, a geological formation. Later you visit Boat Harbour Beach on the northwest coast, take in views from Table Cape, and explore the town of Penguin. The day finishes in Devonport with an included group dinner.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner (Group dinner)
Included Activities
- Guided exploration of Tarkine Rainforest
- Visit Sumac Lookout with views over Arthur River
- Visit Trowutta Arch
- Relax on Boat Harbour Beach
- Visit Table Cape
- Explore Penguin town
- Included group dinner
Landmarks Tarkine Rainforest Sumac Lookout Trowutta Arch Boat Harbour Beach Table Cape Penguin - Day 5
Devonport to Launceston
The day focuses on Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair National Park where you can spot wombats at Ronny Creek with expert guidance. You'll visit the historic Waldheim Chalet to learn about the area's history, and there's the option to walk the 6km Dove Lake Circuit around a glacial lake with views of Cradle Mountain. On the way to Launceston you stop in Sheffield to see the street murals. Once there, the evening is yours to explore.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Wombat spotting at Ronny Creek with expert guidance
- Visit historic Waldheim Chalet
- Guided sightseeing in Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair National Park
Optional Activities
- 6km Dove Lake Circuit walk around pristine glacial lake with views of Cradle Mountain
Landmarks Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park Ronny Creek Waldheim Chalet Dove Lake Sheffield - Day 6
Launceston to Bicheno
Start at Cataract Gorge near downtown Launceston where you might see wallabies. Travel toward the east coast with a lunch stop possible in St Helens (not included in the tour). You'll explore Bay of Fires, walking along white sand beaches with turquoise waters and orange boulders. Later you arrive in Bicheno, known for its little penguins. After dinner you can stroll to the blowhole or enjoy views of the Tasman Sea.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Cataract Gorge nature reserve and spot wallabies
- Explore Bay of Fires (Larapuna) with walk along white sands
Optional Activities
- Lunch in St Helens (not included)
Landmarks Cataract Gorge St Helens Bay of Fires Bicheno Blowhole 
- Day 7
Bicheno to Hobart
Explore Freycinet National Park starting at Honeymoon Bay. Walk to the Wineglass Bay Lookout to see Tasmania's most famous beach with white sands and turquoise water. Continue to Cape Tourville for views across Freycinet National Park and the ocean. Return to Hobart along the scenic Great Eastern Drive, then the rest of the day is free to explore the city.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout in Freycinet National Park
- Visit Honeymoon Bay
- Visit Cape Tourville
Landmarks Freycinet National Park Honeymoon Bay Wineglass Bay Cape Tourville 
- Day 8
Hobart
At Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary you'll see quolls, birds, wombats, kangaroos, and Tasmanian devils. After that, walk through the colonial village of Richmond with its heritage buildings and historic convict-built bridges. Return to Hobart via the Coal River Valley, known for wineries. In the afternoon, head to Mount Wellington in Wellington Park to explore the diverse trails through fern glades, eucalyptus forests, and dramatic lookouts. The evening is at leisure.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Wildlife encounter at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
- Walk through colonial village of Richmond and view heritage buildings and historic convict-built bridges
- Explore Mount Wellington (Kunanyi) in Wellington Park
Landmarks Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Richmond Coal River Valley Mount Wellington Wellington Park - Day 9
Hobart to Bruny Island
This day trip from Hobart involves a short drive and ferry across the D'Entrecasteaux Channel to Bruny Island. Start at Truganini Lookout where climbing 279 steps gives you views of the narrow isthmus connecting North and South Bruny. Explore South Bruny National Park and visit Cape Bruny Lighthouse. Watch for rare white wallabies at Adventure Bay. Visit local shops to sample oysters, cheeses, and craft beers before returning to Hobart with the evening at leisure.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Ferry ride across D'Entrecasteaux Channel to Bruny Island
- Climb Truganini Lookout (279 steps) with views of North and South Bruny isthmus
- Explore South Bruny National Park
- Visit Cape Bruny Lighthouse
- Adventure Bay visit
Optional Activities
- Visit local shops for oysters, artisanal cheeses, and craft beers
Landmarks Bruny Island D'Entrecasteaux Channel Truganini Lookout South Bruny National Park Cape Bruny Lighthouse Adventure Bay 
- Day 10
Hobart to Port Arthur
Begin at Port Arthur Historic Site, an open-air museum showing Australia's best-preserved convict settlement and a World Heritage Site. You'll wander through gardens and historic convict buildings. Travel along the Tasman Peninsula visiting several viewpoints including Pirates Bay Lookout for coastline views, Tessellated Pavement with its rock formations, and natural wonders like Tasman Arch and Devil's Kitchen. Return to Hobart around 5:30pm, concluding your Tasmanian tour.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Port Arthur Historic Site with tour of gardens and historic convict buildings
- Visit Pirates Bay Lookout
- Visit Tessellated Pavement
- Visit Tasman Arch
- Visit Devil's Kitchen
Landmarks Port Arthur Historic Site Tasman Peninsula Pirates Bay Lookout Tessellated Pavement Tasman Arch Devil's Kitchen
