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Our Richmond & Wine Tour offers a perfect mix of history, wine, and local produce. Departing Hobart at 9:30 AM from the Tasmanian Visitor Information Centre, this small-group tour (max 13 guests) visits four boutique cellar doors for guided tastings of exceptional Tasmanian wines. Enjoy a delicious lunch at Puddleduck Vineyard, paired with their wines. Along the way, visit the Wicked Cheese Co. for a tasting of their award-winning cheeses and enjoy free time to explore the historic Richmond Village. You can stroll through the village, visit local shops, or opt for spirit tastings at the Richmond Tasting House. With full live commentary from your expert guide, this tour offers the perfect balance of food, wine, and fascinating local stories in one beautiful day.
Price: $157.30
Duration: 7 hours
This is a remarkable opportunity to explore untamed nature and completely immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes. Tasmania boasts an incredible array of biodiversity, with ancient forests and pristine oceans that have thrived for millions of years. Our tours provide an intimate outdoor experience, allowing you to reconnect with nature through leisurely walks in the stunning Tasman National Park. Tasmania offers a truly wild and invigorating environment—why not experience it firsthand and breathe in the crisp, fresh air? ● Spectacular coastal scenery and high cliffs ● Encounter wildlife and enjoy guide insights ● Island vibes sharing and caring ● Beautiful local food and shops
Price: $107.74
Duration: 7 hours
Enjoy a relaxing, informative guided tour among the most quiet, conservative and class conscious area of Tasmania which adjoins waterfront Salamanca and prestigious Battery Point. See the elegant Georgian homes of the colonial gentry, picturesque accommodation for officers and quaint workers cottages. Walk through this very fashionable suburb, containing some of Tasmania’s oldest homes, gardens and iconic sights.
Price: $27.29
Duration: 2 hours
In this hands on cooking class I am sharing and teaching new cooking techniques in a fun & safe environment. I strongly believe in local, seasonal products including my own organic vegetables, herbs, honey and eggs to produce a restaurant style 4 course lunch. The cooking class is designed to give you the confidence to produce the same menu at home without expensive equipment and tools. The experience includes all recipes & a little gift
Price: $105.76
Duration: 5 hours
Mt. Field is one of the Island’s best-loved national parks. Experience iconic Russel Falls and stunning rainforest walks among ancient ferns and towering gumtrees. Visit one of Australia’s best wildlife sanctuaries and enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or a fabulous dining experience at the Agrarian Kitchen (open Friday-Sunday).
Price: $711.08
Duration: 8-9 hours
This combined ticket gives you access to two of Hobart’s most iconic sightseeing tours – Richmond Village and Red Decker City Loop Tour! Join our tour of the historic village of Richmond, known for its beautifully preserved, Georgian architecture and home to Australia’s oldest bridge, colonial gaol and Catholic Church. Richmond is a hub for gourmet food and wine lovers. Visit shops, galleries, historic sites, and eateries with exclusive attraction discounts. Your 48-hour CITY LOOP ticket allows you to join the official sightseeing tour of Hobart. Hop-on and experience stunning 360-degree views of Hobart from the top deck of our open-top double-decker buses. Stay onboard to complete the full 90-minute tour or hop-on, hop-off at any of the 20 convenient stops around the city. Includes a 48-hour Hop-On Hop-Off City Loop Ticket and a 4-hour Richmond Village Tour and scenic drive through the Coal River Valley with 3 hours (approx.) in Richmond to spend at your own leisure.
Price: $64.64
Duration: 1-4 hours
Escape to Bruny Island, where untamed wilderness meets rich local flavour. Just a short ferry ride from Hobart, Bruny offers breathtaking cliffs, secluded beaches, and lush rainforests, home to unique wildlife like white wallabies and sea eagles. Taste the island’s best: freshly shucked oysters, artisan cheeses, and cool-climate wines. Whether you’re here for adventure or indulgence, Bruny Island promises an unforgettable Tasmanian experience. ● Wild Scenery – Towering sea cliffs, pristine beaches, and lush rainforests. ● Unique Wildlife – Spot white wallabies, fur seals, and rare seabirds. ● Gourmet Delights – Indulge in fresh oysters, local bakery
Price: $114.92
Duration: 6-7 hours
Discover why picturesque Storm Bay, at the mouth of Hobart’s Derwent River, is a favourite weekend playground of locals. Just 20km from the city and experience an astounding variety of scenery - tranquil bays, lichen-covered cliffs, sea caves, and idyllic sandy beaches.
Price: $211.89
Duration: 7 hours
We will pick you up from your cruise ship which is docked in Macquarie Wharf Hobart at 9.00am and have you back by 3.30pm (Time will vary depending on ship arrival and departure times). We will drive one & half hours to historic Port Arthur site enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way where you will have up to 2.5 hours to explore with our guide. Upon leaving Port Arthur Historic Site and time permitting we will stop at the Lavender Farm & Tasmanian Chocolate Foundry. There will be a lunch stop at Port Arthur Historic Site Cafe, but costs are excluded from this tour. We will drop you back to your cruise ship in Macquarie Wharf in Hobart.
Price: $171.67
Duration: 6 hours
Cradle Mountain & Wineglass Bay in just 2 days—Tasmania’s best sights, hikes, and wildlife in one trip! This fast-paced yet well balanced tour takes you from Hobart to Cradle Mountain, Launceston, Wineglass Bay, and back, showcasing two of Tasmania’s most iconic national parks. Walk around Dove Lake, spot wombats in the wild, hike (or stroll) to the famous Wineglass Bay lookout, swim at Honeymoon Bay, and taste fresh seafood at Freycinet Marine Farm. Whether you're up for a big adventure or prefer a more relaxed pace, there’s something for everyone. With expert local guides, comfortable transport, and plenty of time to explore, this 2-day/1-night adventure is perfect for travellers who want to experience Tasmania’s natural wonders without the rush.
Price: $290.90
Duration: 48 hours
Aboard Spirit of The Wild, you will experience quiet cruising with it's unique hybrid drive system while marveling at the tranquil surrounds of the Gordon River. Our passionate guides, blended with character-based interpretation will immerse you in the natural and human history of Macquarie Harbour and the places that shape it's story. Enjoy a full dinner experience on board, showcasing local Tasmanian produce.
Price: $111.33
Duration: 6 hours
Explore the spectacular coastline from Port Arthur Historic Site to Cape Raoul. With soaring sea cliffs and monumental rock formations, the Tasman National Park is a coastal wonderland. Here the waters of the Tasman Sea collide with the towering ancient cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula, creating dramatic caves and arches, ending spectacularly at Cape Raoul, its dolerite columns like steps down into the ocean waters. The 90 minute wilderness cruise goes beyond the Port Arthur Historic Site to take in the cliffs, caves, arches and white sand beaches of the Tasman Peninsula to Cape Raoul. Cruise past significant historical sites like Point Puer and Isle of the Dead before marvelling at the gorgeous white sands of Safety Cove, and the tall dunes of Crescent Bay. Mt Brown provides a stunning backdrop as we cruise to Cape Raoul. Keep an eye out for the cheeky Australia fur seals that lounge at the base of the Cape Raoul. Your ticket includes entry to the Port Arthur Historic Site.
Price: $125.70
Duration: 4 hours
When you take a tour of LARK Distillery you will wander through meticulously restored historical buildings and explore our working whisky village - the iconic home of Australia’s No. 1 Luxury Single Malt Whisky Distillery. On this fun and informative whisky adventure, you will dive a little deeper into the art and science of whisky and discover some of the secrets to making truly great single malt whisky. While visiting our site you will hear stories about what makes our process unique, some of the people that have made LARK what it is today, and about the unique island of Tasmania that has made it all possible.
Price: $49.56
Duration: 0 hours
Relax and unwind as you are warmly welcomed to Toffeemont, located at Orielton on your way to the sunny east coast of Tasmania Wander at your leisure engaging with, or just peacefully absorbing the tranquil atmosphere that alpacas create. Experience a working alpaca farm and learn about these unique inquisitive animals Interact with, and feed the local alpaca residents and snuggle in close for great selfie photo opportunities. Enjoy morning or afternoon tea with homemade goodies whilst browsing on the many Australian alpaca, Tasmanian made products on offer. Booking are essential, tour times are 10am, 1pm or 3pm and can be made through our website Group Bookings are most welcome. Please contact for further details
Price: $39.50
Duration: 1 hours
In this unique, behind-the-scenes tour, you will be guided by one of our knowledgeable staff around the distillery floor, where we make our multi-award-winning Three Cuts Gin / Vodka and Rosevears Whiskies. During this immersive, sensory experience, you will learn all aspects of the distilling process, getting up close and personal to where all the magic happens. Following the tour, you will be guided through a tasting of all of our core spirits, learning exactly what goes into our amazing spirits and how best to enjoy them. After the tour, feel free to stay and try one of our signature cocktails and cheese boxes.
Price: $25.14
Duration: 1 hours
This is a private Bruny Island experience. We are a small private family run operation. Bruny Island is our second home, we have grown up on Island and have a deep history and great network of friends and local providers. We are passionate to share and introduce our backyard to guests and believe its a privilege to offer small private experiences. Our small groups have minimum number of 2 guests and maximum numbers of 10 guests. For comfort, access, and in-depth in conversation and interpretation. We give great guest focus, guests may ask for additional activities at an additional cost. Optional walks to spectacular coastal bluff are available or follow a different trail of history and produce. Please mention interests and we will provide the balance in your next Tasmanian adventure. This tour can be customised to an overnight tour. So 2 days to relax on island time. OR an all inclusive package. Please contact us. Please provide your afternoon activity preference at booking.
Price: $621.30
Duration: 6-9 hours
Cruisin’ into Hobart? Ready to taste Tassie’s finest? Discover Hobart’s rich history, culture, and local flavours on our Hobart City & Coal River Valley Shore Excursion. Explore over 40 iconic city spots with a local guide, then cross the Tasman Bridge to Tasmania’s renowned Coal River Valley wine region. Enjoy wine tastings and a delicious lunch at family-run Puddleduck Vineyard, sample award-winning cheeses at Wicked Cheese Co., and wander historic Richmond—home to convict-built Georgian architecture and Australia’s oldest bridge still in use. Before returning to the cruise terminal, stop at Rosny Point Lookout for a stunning photo of your ship with Hobart city, the Derwent River, and Mount Wellington. Includes: guided city tour, cellar door tastings, cheese tasting, lunch platter, and more. Pick-up/drop-off opposite the cruise terminal.
Price: $121.39
Duration: 4-8 hours
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)
Price: $861.92
Duration: 7 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: AUD
- Languages: English
- Climate: Oceanic
- Timezone: Australia/Hobart
- Population: Approximately 541,000
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is summer for warm weather, but spring and autumn offer fewer crowds.
- Visa Requirements Visitors to Tasmania require an Australian visa. Citizens from visa-exempt countries such as the US, UK, Canada, and EU member states can apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or eVisitor visa online before arrival. Other travelers may need to apply for a visitor visa in advance. Visa on arrival is not available for Tasmania. Typical requirements include a valid passport, proof of onward travel, and sufficient funds.
About Tasmania
Tasmania is an island state of Australia known for its rugged wilderness, pristine natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage. It offers a unique blend of dramatic landscapes including ancient rainforests, alpine mountain ranges, and stunning coastlines. The island is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, with extensive national parks and World Heritage-listed sites. Tasmania’s appeal lies in its unspoiled environment, abundant wildlife, and vibrant arts scene. Visitors can explore historic towns, sample world-class local produce and wines, and enjoy a slower pace of life away from the mainland’s bustle. Its compact size makes it easy to explore diverse environments within a short distance, from hiking the Overland Track to relaxing in boutique accommodations. Tasmania’s combination of adventure, culture, and culinary delights makes it a compelling destination for travelers seeking authenticity and natural beauty.
Tasmania Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Australia
- Duration Range: Custom Durations
- Group Size: Intimate Groups
- Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is summer for warm weather, but spring and autumn offer fewer crowds. Pack layers as weather can be changeable. Respect local wildlife and natural environments. Tasmania is safe, but standard travel precautions apply. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted; carry some cash for remote areas. Booking accommodations and car rentals in advance is advisable during peak seasons.
Average Tour Price: $75
Lowest Price Tour: $50
Highest Price Tour: $180
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Important Tour Information
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
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Top Attractions
1. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park – Famous for its iconic mountain scenery and hiking trails including the Overland Track. 2. Port Arthur Historic Site – A well-preserved former penal colony offering insight into Australia’s convict history. 3. Freycinet National Park – Known for its pink granite peaks and the stunning Wineglass Bay beach. 4. MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) – A world-renowned contemporary art museum located near Hobart. 5. Salamanca Market – A vibrant outdoor market in Hobart featuring local crafts, food, and entertainment.
Popular Activities
Tasmania offers hiking, wildlife watching, kayaking, and cycling in its national parks. Adventure seekers can enjoy rock climbing, canyoning, and fishing. Cultural experiences include visiting art galleries, historic sites, and local festivals. Food and wine tours are popular, showcasing Tasmania’s fresh produce and cool-climate wines. Scenic drives and boat tours along the coast provide relaxing ways to explore the island.
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Local Food & Cuisine
Tasmania’s cuisine emphasizes fresh, local ingredients such as seafood, cheeses, berries, and game meats. Signature dishes include Tasmanian salmon, abalone, and wallaby. The island is known for artisanal cheeses and cool-climate wines like Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Dining customs are casual yet focused on quality and seasonality. Noteworthy restaurants include the acclaimed Franklin in Hobart and Stillwater in Launceston, both celebrated for innovative Tasmanian cuisine.
Getting Around
Tasmania is accessible by air via Hobart, Launceston, and Devonport airports with flights from mainland Australia. The Spirit of Tasmania ferry connects Tasmania with Melbourne. Local transportation includes buses and taxis, but these are limited outside major towns. Renting a car is the most convenient way to explore widely. Costs for taxis and buses are moderate, but car rental offers flexibility and access to remote areas.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is summer for warm weather, but spring and autumn offer fewer crowds. Pack layers as weather can be changeable. Respect local wildlife and natural environments. Tasmania is safe, but standard travel precautions apply. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted; carry some cash for remote areas. Booking accommodations and car rentals in advance is advisable during peak seasons.
Culture & Customs
Tasmanian culture blends Indigenous heritage with colonial history and contemporary arts. Social customs are friendly and informal. Important events include the Taste of Tasmania food festival and Dark Mofo winter arts festival. Visitors should respect local customs, including environmental conservation efforts and Indigenous sites. Politeness and punctuality are appreciated in social and business settings.
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