Australia
Tasmanian Wonders
Hobart Return
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Embark on a ten-day Tasmania Tour and explore the wonders of the region with this guided holiday package.
On this captivating Tasmania Tour encircling the state, the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area and the Port Arthur Historic Site, both world heritage-listed attractions, take centre stage. Along the way, you'll discover atmospheric towns and innovative producers, with additional delights like Cradle Mountain tours and Freycinet adventures. Prepare yourself for 10 days of wonderment on this unforgettable journey.
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FHLH
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Trip Details
What's included
- 2 UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Tasmanian Wilderness and Port Arthur Convict Site
- Comfortable accommodation with easy access to city centres
- National Park entrance fees
Fitness Requirements
Low level of fitness required
Flight Information
Flights to and from the start/end of your trip are not included in the trip price.
Day 1 – flights to arrive prior to 12.30pm into Hobart Airport
Day 10 – flights to depart anytime from Hobart Airport
What to bring
- Water bottle
- Warm layers in cooler months
- Camera
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
Trip map & itinerary
Day by day itinerary
10 Days Guided Holiday | Hobart to Hobart
Highlights
Make Travel Matter
Walk with an indigenous elder to learn about the history of the local Aboriginal people, and the bush tucker growing along the banks of the Derwent.
Flexible Holidays
Make the 2 hour hike around Dove Lake, OR head to the warmth of indoors and explore the art gallery at Cradle Mountain Hotel.
Iconic Sites
From untamed wilderness areas like Cradle Mountain and Freycinet National Park to the World Heritage listed Port Arthur, Tassie is not short on attractions.
Natural Wonders
Cruise the Gordon River amid World Heritage listed wilderness, the banks clad with ancient forest, including a 2,000-year-old pine.
