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Welcome to Tasmania!
Nestled at the foothills of Mt Wellington, Hobart is a charming harbour city that blends colonial heritage with a modern, creative lifestyle. Explore Salamanca Place’s lively waterfront or wander the historic streets of Battery Point, rich with Georgian cottages and stories of the past. Take a bus to the summit of Mt Wellington for sweeping views over the city and Derwent River, or sail from Brooke Street Pier to the renowned MONA art museum.
In the evening, discover Hobart’s acclaimed food scene and join a walking pub tour for a lively 2.5-hour journey through historic pubs, local flavours, and fascinating stories.
Accommodation: Hobart - 2 Nights
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Port Arthur & Tasmanian Devils Shared Day Tour
Experience the wild and historic highlights of Tasmania on this full-day adventure from Hobart. Walk the dramatic Tasman Peninsula coastline along the Waterfall Bay clifftop trail, marveling at ocean vistas and natural rock formations like Tasman Arch and Devil’s Kitchen. Encounter Tasmanian Devils up close during an engaging feeding session at the Unzoo, feeling the excitement of observing these iconic creatures in action. Explore the haunting history of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site through guided tours and a scenic harbour cruise. The day finishes in the charming village of Richmond, where history and heritage come alive, creating a seamless blend of nature, wildlife, and cultural discovery.
Included Meals: Breakfast
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Hobart to Strahan
Collect your comfortable rental car and drive to Strahan Village, a harbour town on the shores of the massive Macquarie Harbour. Welcome to Tasmania's wild west.
Escaped convicts from nearby Sarah Island prison sometimes asked to return to jail after struggling to survive in this rugged and remote landscape.
Today Strahan is on the edge of a UNESCO World Heritage Area, home to one of the few temperate rainforests that remain on the planet.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Approximate Distance: 305 km | 190 miles Total Driving Time: 4 hours 30 mins
Accommodation: Strahan - 1 Night
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Gordon River Cruise & Cradle Mountain
Your cruise begins by passing through notorious Hell's Gate and across Macquarie Harbour to the Gordon River. Stop for a taste of delicious fresh fish at a local salmon farm on the way.
Disembarking at Heritage Landing, you'll take a guided walk through the temperate rainforest on elevated boardwalks that thread their way between the magnificent rainforest species.
Explore the ruins of Sarah Island's dreaded penal colony and return to Strahan to continue your Tasmanian Road Trip. Drive north to Cradle Mountain, the home of the famous Overland Track.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Approximate Distance: 150 km | 93 miles Total Driving Time: 2 hours 15 mins
Accommodation: Cradle Mountain - 2 Nights
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Cradle Mountain National Park
Cradle Mountain National Park, with its alpine wilderness, abundant wildlife, and diverse walking trails, is one of Australia’s most beautiful parks. In the evening, the Night Spotting Tour offers a chance to see Tasmania’s nocturnal animals in their natural habitat.
Travel in a custom 4WD coach and enjoy a guided walk along the boardwalk, spotting wombats, pademelons, wallabies, possums, and quolls. Expert guides share fascinating insights into these native species, and lucky guests may even hear or glimpse the elusive Tasmanian devil, making for a truly unforgettable after-dark adventure.
Included Meals: Breakfast
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Launceston - Magical Tamar River Cruise
Launceston, a vibrant riverside city, is known for food, wine, culture, and the stunning Cataract Gorge. Spend an afternoon on the water aboard the Tamar Odyssey, exploring the magical Tamar River.
Pass Tamar Island, wildlife sanctuaries, historic properties, vineyards, and St. Matthias Church. During the 2.5‑hour cruise, enjoy live historical commentary, afternoon tea, freshly brewed drinks, local beer and wine, and a fresh fruit basket while relaxing and taking in the spectacular scenery of the Tamar Valley.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Approximate Distance: 150 km | 93 miles Total Driving Time: 2 hours 15 mins
Accommodation: Launceston - 1 Night
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Beautiful Bay of Fires
Journey to the East Coast today in search of pristine white beaches in the beautiful Bay of Fires. The region gained its name in 1773 when Captain Tobias Furneaux spotted an abundance of Aboriginal fires along the shore.
Crowned as one of the hottest travel destinations in the world by Lonely Planet, the bay stretches for 50km: you're guaranteed to find your own secluded piece of paradise here.
Tonight you will stay in the charming beachside village of Binalong Bay, at the gateway to the southern end of the Bay of Fires.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Approximate Distance: 195 km | 121 miles Total Driving Time: 2 hours 45 mins
Accommodation: St Helens - 1 Night
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Freycinet National Park Kayaking
If you thought Tasmania couldn’t get any more beautiful, Freycinet will prove you wrong. Framed by pink granite mountains, the region boasts secluded bays, pristine waters, and white sandy beaches. Wineglass Bay, the crown jewel, offers a crescent of white sand against emerald waters, best admired from the lookout or via a scenic hike.
This afternoon, join a relaxed guided tour along the Freycinet coastline, gliding past pink mountains and winding bays. Spot wildlife, hear fascinating local stories, and pause at a quiet beach to enjoy coffee, snacks, and the serene coastal views.
Approximate Distance: 145 km | 90 miles Total Driving Time: 2 hours 15 mins
Accommodation: Freycinet National Park - 2 Nights
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Wineglass Bay Cruise
Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of Freycinet National Park on a spectacular cruise from Coles Bay to Wineglass Bay. Feel the fresh ocean breeze and listen to the gentle rhythm of the waves as you sail past white sand beaches and towering granite cliffs, exploring the hidden inner passages of Schouten Island. Marvel at secret sea caves, dramatic blowholes, and cascading waterfalls, while playful seals, curious dolphins, migrating whales, and vibrant seabirds bring the pristine seascape to life. The journey concludes with a leisurely lunch at anchor, enveloped in untouched wilderness and breathtaking vistas along Tasmania’s iconic east coast, leaving you with memories that linger long after the day ends.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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Freycinet to Hobart
The drive to Hobart winds through Tasmania’s serene east coast, past sleepy towns and rugged coastlines. Stop at Orford or Triabunna for coffee and glimpses of the bay. The Tasman Highway offers occasional beach vistas, with eucalyptus-scented forests breaking the journey. For a detour, Richmond’s historic village invites a quick stroll among colonial bridges and cafés.
Arriving in Hobart by late afternoon, familiar streets of Salamanca Place, Battery Point, and waterfront eateries welcome you back, while the soft light over the Derwent River hints at evening adventures ahead..
Included Meals: Breakfast
Approximate Distance: 200 km | 124 miles Total Driving Time: 2 hours 45 mins
Accommodation: Hobart - 2 Nights
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Bruny Island Tour
Bruny Island Traveller is a premium full-day tour from Hobart, offering a gourmet journey across Bruny Island. Guests enjoy an all-inclusive experience featuring tastings from top artisan producers.
The tour includes an exclusive cheese and beer session at Bruny Island Cheese Company, as well as visits to Bruny Island Chocolate Company and Bruny Island Honey. A highlight is the delicious lunch at Pennicott’s beachside restaurant, with stunning views over Adventure Bay. Scenic landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and exceptional flavours make this a truly unforgettable Tasmanian experience.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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Farewell From Hobart
Say farewell to Tasmania today as you board your onward flight, taking with you the magical memories of a truly exceptional Tasmanian experience. We know you will enjoy your Tasmanian self-drive vacation and we hope to help you explore other regions of Australia on your next trip!
Included Meals: Breakfast

What Tatyana Kelenc says about this tour: "There are SO many reasons why Tasmania should be on your Australian travel itinerary - too many people miss out on this absolute gem of a place. Its brutal history and convict past are legendary and it's filled with rare native animals like the Tasmanian Devil (also known as nature's vacuum cleaner!). Did I mention that it's ridiculously, heart-stoppingly beautiful from end to end? Don't get me started on the incredible gourmet produce: yes Bruny Island, I'm talking about you. Please drop everything and start planning your Tasmanian Self Drive Holiday: you will never want to leave this magical isle."
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