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Bay of Fires Full Day Tour

North East Tasmania
Travel through the picturesque countryside of North East Tasmania, passing rolling farmland, forests and charming country towns including Lilydale, Scottsdale and Derby.

Weldborough Pass Rainforest
Take a short walk through the Myrtle Rainforest, surrounded by towering trees, ferns and moss-covered forest landscapes.

Bay of Fires
Visit one of Tasmania’s most spectacular coastal regions, famous for its white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and orange lichen-covered granite rocks.

Binalong Bay
Enjoy time to explore Binalong Bay, relax on the beach, take photos and admire the stunning coastal scenery.

Harbour Point & Taylor’s Beach
Visit some of the Bay of Fires’ most scenic locations, with opportunities for short beach walks and incredible coastal photography.

St Helens
Stop in Tasmania’s largest east coast fishing town and view the local fishing fleet and harbour.

Fingal Valley
Travel through the contrasting landscapes of the Fingal Valley and Northern Midlands, passing historic mining and farming communities on the return journey.

Return to Launceston
Arrive back in Launceston after a full day exploring one of Tasmania’s most beautiful and unspoilt natural regions.

Cradle Mountain National Park Full Day Tour

North West Tasmania
Travel through Tasmania’s picturesque countryside, passing historic towns including Carrick, Hagley, Westbury and Deloraine on the journey to Cradle Mountain.

Sheffield
Stop in the famous “Town of Murals” and admire the impressive collection of large-scale artworks that decorate buildings throughout the town.

Cradle Mountain National Park
Enter one of Tasmania’s most iconic wilderness areas, surrounded by ancient rainforest, rugged mountain peaks, alpine landscapes and native wildlife.

Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre
Learn about the history, wildlife and unique natural environment of this World Heritage-listed national park.

Enchanted Forest Walk
Take a short walk through lush rainforest featuring towering pencil pines, moss-covered trees and beautiful forest scenery.

Dove Lake
Visit the shores of Dove Lake and enjoy breathtaking views of Cradle Mountain reflected in the pristine waters. There may be opportunities for short walks around the lake, weather permitting.

Wildlife Spotting
Keep watch for native Tasmanian wildlife including wombats, wallabies and pademelons that are often seen throughout the park.

Ashgrove Cheese Farm
On the return journey, visit one of Tasmania’s best-known cheese producers and sample a range of locally made cheeses while learning about the cheesemaking process.

Return to Launceston
Arrive back in Launceston after a memorable day exploring one of Australia’s most spectacular national parks.

A Day in Wineglass Bay

East Coast Tasmania
Travel along Tasmania’s spectacular East Coast, passing coastal scenery, rolling countryside and charming seaside communities on the journey between Launceston and Hobart.

Freycinet National Park
Explore one of Tasmania’s most famous national parks, known for its dramatic granite peaks, secluded beaches and breathtaking coastal landscapes.

Wineglass Bay Lookout
Take a guided walk to the iconic Wineglass Bay Lookout and enjoy panoramic views of the white sands and turquoise waters that have made this one of Australia’s most photographed locations.

Wineglass Bay & Mt Amos (Optional Hiking)
For those seeking adventure, enjoy up to four hours of free time to tackle the famous Wineglass Bay hike or the more challenging Mt Amos climb for spectacular views across the Freycinet Peninsula.

Cape Tourville Lighthouse
Enjoy a leisurely walk around Cape Tourville and take in sweeping coastal views from one of Tasmania’s most scenic lookout points.

Honeymoon Bay
Relax at one of Freycinet’s most beautiful beaches, with crystal-clear waters, white sand and distinctive orange granite boulders. There may be an opportunity for a refreshing swim.

Freycinet Marine Farm
Sample some of Tasmania’s freshest seafood, including oysters, prawns and crayfish, with the option to pair your meal with locally produced regional wines.

East Coast Scenic Drive
Continue south through Tasmania’s stunning coastal landscapes, enjoying ever-changing views of beaches, forests and seaside villages.

Grand Hobart Tour

Mount Wellington
Travel to the summit for sweeping panoramic views across Hobart and the Derwent River. Along the way, pass through diverse ecosystems and view the Organ Pipes rock formation.

Hobart City Tour
Explore Hobart’s historic streets with a local guide. Key sights include:
• Sullivan’s Cove
• Parliament House
• Salamanca Place
• St David’s Cathedral
• Treasury Building

Cascade Valley
Travel through Cascade Valley, home to the Cascade Brewery and Gardens, and visit the exterior ruins of the Cascades Female Factory.

Richmond Village
Visit the historic village of Richmond and enjoy around 1 hour of free time to explore, browse shops or relax by the Coal River.

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
Get up close with Tasmania’s native wildlife, including Tasmanian Devils. Spend approximately 1 hour exploring the sanctuary and hand-feeding animals.