Itinerary
- Day 1
Launceston
You'll start in the Tamar Valley at Fork it Farm, where you get to experience the whole paddock-to-plate concept with house-cured meats and local wine pairings. After that, head into Launceston to wander through the charming streets and see Cataract Gorge with its dramatic rock walls and river setting. The rest of the day is yours to explore, so you can pick one of the city's restaurants for dinner and check out the local dining scene.
- Meals
- Lunch (Charcuterie platter featuring house-cured meats, paired with local Clover Hill wines at Fork it Farm)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Best Western Plus Launceston)
Included Activities
- Visit Fork it Farm with charcuterie platter and Clover Hill wine tasting
- Explore Launceston city streets
- Visit Cataract Gorge
Optional Activities
- Dinner at one of Launceston's restaurants
Landmarks Fork it Farm Cataract Gorge 
- Day 2
Flinders Island to Bicheno
Early morning you'll head to Launceston Airport for a private chartered flight to Flinders Island. Once there, you'll tour Settlement Point, the historic Wybalenna site, and the Furneaux Museum. Walkers Lookout gives you 360-degree views of the whole island, which is worth the trip up there. By lunch you're trying local seafood and doing some wine-tasting at Unavale Vineyard. Later in the afternoon you'll check out Trousers Point in Strzelecki National Park, and then the flight down the east coast is something else, flying over Bay of Fires and Wineglass Bay before landing at Friendly Beaches. You finish up the day in Bicheno for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Local seafood lunch with Unavale Vineyard wine-tasting)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Beachfront at Bicheno)
Included Activities
- Private chartered flight to Flinders Island
- Settlement Point tour with local guide
- Wybalenna historic site tour with local guide
- Morning tea at Allports Beach
- Furneaux Museum visit
- Whitemark settlement visit
- Walkers Lookout 360-degree island view
- Lunch featuring local seafood with Unavale Vineyard wine-tasting
- Trousers Point visit in Strzelecki National Park
- Scenic flight down east coast over Bay of Fires and Wineglass Bay to Friendly Beaches
Landmarks Flinders Island Settlement Point Wybalenna Allports Beach Furneaux Museum Whitemark Walkers Lookout Unavale Vineyard Trousers Point Strzelecki National Park Bay of Fires Wineglass Bay Friendly Beaches - Day 3
Bicheno to Bay of Fires
Freycinet National Park is today's main focus, and you've got options depending on what you're up for. Either take a cruise out to Hazards Beach and do the scenic 2km walk to Wineglass Bay, tackle the 90-minute hike to the lookout, or join a guided walk up to Cape Tourville Lighthouse. After you're done with that, stop in Coles Bay and grab some lunch. Then it's over to East Coast Natureworld to meet a Tasmanian Devil in person. From there you head north through the fishing villages toward Bay of Fires, walking around Big Lagoon and The Gulch before ending up at Binalong Bay. By evening you're back at your waterfront hotel to relax.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Panorama Hotel St Helens)
Included Activities
- Freycinet National Park exploration (choice of activities)
- Cape Tourville guided walk (option)
- Coles Bay visit (option)
- East Coast Natureworld Tasmanian Devil encounter
- Bay of Fires visit
- Big Lagoon visit
- The Gulch visit
- Binalong Bay visit
Optional Activities
- Aqua Express cruise to Hazards Beach on Great Oyster Bay (own expense)
- Wineglass Bay scenic walk (easy 2km)
- Wineglass Bay Lookout hike (90-minute round-trip)
Landmarks Freycinet National Park Great Oyster Bay Hazards Beach Wineglass Bay Wineglass Bay Lookout Cape Tourville Cape Tourville Lighthouse Coles Bay East Coast Natureworld Bay of Fires Big Lagoon The Gulch Binalong Bay 
- Day 4
Bay of Fires to Devonport
You're heading west to Brickendon Estate, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where an Archer family member will guide you through the convict farm village. You'll have tea and home-baked scones there. Then it's on to Deloraine, which is the arts hub of the Meander Valley with galleries and local character. Before wrapping up, you stop at Eastford Creek Winery to try some fine local wines. After that drive to Devonport, where you'll stay for the next two nights.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Novotel Devonport)
Included Activities
- Brickendon Estate UNESCO World Heritage guided convict farm village tour with Archer family member
- Tea and home-baked scones at Brickendon Estate
- Deloraine city exploration
- Eastford Creek Winery wine tasting
Landmarks Brickendon Estate Deloraine Eastford Creek Winery - Day 5
Devonport
Starting your day on a heritage train ride along the Don River gives you that nostalgic feel. At the train museum you'll walk through vintage locomotives and learn about Tasmanian railway history. Pop into Tasmanian Pickled Onions to see how they make their products. Lunch is at Mrs Jones Restaurant Bar Lounge, where you get views of waves hitting the beach and can watch everything being prepared in the open kitchen. The afternoon is free time, so you can head to Mersey Bluff Lighthouse, check out the Aboriginal rock carvings, visit the Bass Strait Maritime Museum, or spend time at Devonport Regional Gallery.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch at Mrs Jones Restaurant Bar Lounge with ocean views and open-plan kitchen)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Novotel Devonport)
Included Activities
- Heritage train journey along the Don River
- Train museum visit with vintage locomotives and railway history
- Tasmanian Pickled Onions facility visit
- Lunch at Mrs Jones Restaurant Bar Lounge
Optional Activities
- Mersey Bluff Lighthouse visit
- Aboriginal rock carvings viewing
- Bass Strait Maritime Museum (own expense)
- Devonport Regional Gallery visit
Landmarks Don River Train Museum Tasmanian Pickled Onions Mrs Jones Restaurant Bar Lounge Mersey Bluff Lighthouse Bass Strait Maritime Museum Devonport Regional Gallery - Day 6
Devonport to Launceston
Today you visit a folk museum in the Meander Valley to see Yarns Artwork in Silk, a massive textile project that over 300 community members created using hand techniques. Lunch features local flavours with fine Tasmanian wine to match. You'll have time to reflect on your whole journey with the other travelers, and then the tour wraps up this afternoon.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch inspired by local flavours paired with a glass of fine Tasmanian wine)
Included Activities
- Folk museum visit in Meander Valley
- Yarns Artwork in Silk textile project viewing
- Lunch inspired by local flavours with Tasmanian wine
Landmarks Meander Valley Folk Museum
