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6-Day Fully Guided Tour
Welcome to Tasmania
The island state. Spend 6 days exploring Tasmania from east to west, with beautiful beaches and rugged wilderness, no two days in Tassie are the same. You’ll be swimming in picturesque Wineglass Bay one day, and hiking Cradle Mountain the next. This is an active tour, so come with a thirst for adventure.
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6 Days / 5 Nights
Tour Length
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Hobart → Hobart
Start & End
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Fully Guided
Travel Style
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Max 13 People
Group Size
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18 - 39
Traveller Age
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Dietary Needs
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Your Travel Route
Top Experiences
Pinnacles Desert
Walk among thousands of ancient limestone spires rising straight out of golden sand. Best at sunrise or sunset, when the shadows stretch long and the whole desert glows.
Pink Lake, Port Gregory
See a lake that’s actually pink. Algae and high salinity turn Hutt Lagoon a surreal bubblegum colour, especially striking from above or in full sun.
Kalbarri Skywalk & Nature's Window
Stand on a glass-edged platform 100m above the Murchison River gorge, then frame the view through the natural rock arch at Nature’s Window. Two lookouts, one unforgettable stop.
Shell Beach, Shark Bay
A beach made entirely of tiny white shells, piled metres deep and stretching for kilometres. One of only two beaches like it in the world.
Hamelin Pool Stromatolites
Walk the boardwalk over living fossils older than the dinosaurs. These ancient microbial structures are some of the earliest life forms on Earth, still growing today.
Coral Bay & Ningaloo Reef
Snorkel straight off the beach into a reef bursting with colour. Coral Bay puts Ningaloo’s marine life – turtles, rays, reef sharks – just metres from the shore.
Cape Range National Park & Vlamingh Head Lighthouse
Rugged gorges meet turquoise water. Explore the canyons of Cape Range, then catch sunset from the lighthouse where red cliffs drop straight into the Indian Ocean.
Karijini National Park
Descend into deep red gorges, swim in hidden waterholes and stand under waterfalls carved through 2-billion-year-old rock. Karijini is the Pilbara at its most dramatic.
Mount Field National Park
Walk beneath some of the tallest trees in the world to Russell Falls, perhaps the best waterfall in Tassie? Keep your eyes peeled for platypus.
Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers
This is untouched wilderness that feels far away from Australia’s golden beaches. Stroll along the wild Franklin River, surrounded by dense rainforests.
Cradle Mountain
One of Tassie’s most famous landscapes, hike up to Marions Lookout for views across the National Park. Or meander more leisurely around Dove Lake.
Bay of Fires
Famous for its orange lichen-covered granite boulders and impossibly clear turquoise water, this beach is completely unique.
Tasmanian Wildlife Sanctuary
Get up close to Tasmania’s most famous native animal at a feeding session that’s equal parts fascinating and ferocious.
Freycinet National Park
Today’s the day for Tassie’s most famous lookout. Hike up above Wineglass Bay then spend time on the beach itself. Well worth the climb back up.
Great Eastern Drive
Expect ocean views around every bend, with plenty of opportunities to stop and take it all in. From coastal roads to wineries, this is the best road in Tassie.
Cape Hauy Track
Wind through forests and along coastal cliffs, this 4-hour hike makes up the final leg of the renowned Three Capes Track and is spectacular.
Wildlife Encounter
See wombats at Cradle Mountain
Get up close to Tasmania's most laid-back locals
Cradle Mountain is one of the best places in Australia to spot wild wombats grazing right beside the track, often just metres away. Whether you’re tackling the Dove Lake Circuit or the more adventurous Marions Lookout, keep your camera ready.
Where You'll Stay
Comfortable accommodation in picturesque locations
Forget cookie-cutter hotels – this tour beds down in some of Tasmania’s most scenic corners, from wild west coast lakesides to secluded bush cabins and laid-back east coast towns. Here’s where you’ll rest your head each night.
Your Tasmania Itinerary
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Waterfalls, Wilderness & the Wild West
An early start from Hobart sees us heading deep into the wild west coast of Tasmania. After passing through the town of New Norfolk, we explore Mount Field National Park by walking amongst some of the tallest trees on the planet, standing beneath the beautiful Russell Falls, and searching for platypus. Our drive passes through the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area with a stop at Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park where we’ll stroll along the Franklin River and under Nelson Falls. We’ll then explore the eerie historical mining town of Queenstown before reaching Tullah in the afternoon. You’ll have free time to explore the beautiful lake Rosebery.
Wombats, Bush Cabins & Campfire Nights
Our day starts with a scenic drive though temperate rainforest and arrival at the spectacular Cradle Mountain National Park. Get your cameras ready because we’ll be spotting wild wombats before hiking the popular Dove Lake Circuit or Marions Lookout for the adventurous. An afternoon drive then brings us to our secluded accommodation nestled in the bush, providing a great opportunity to see Wildlife in Tasmania such as Wallabies, Wombats, Quolls, Birds and more. Enjoy an BBQ dinner with the group (included), campfire and marshmallows.
Fire-Red Coastlines & Devilish Encounters
We start our day with a scenic drive to visit Bay of Fires where you’ll get to enjoy the many beautiful beaches it has to offer. Explore the beach, rock hop amongst the iconic orange lichen covered granite boulders and enjoy the crystal clear turquoise water. In the afternoon, we stop in at a wildlife sanctuary to watch a ferocious Tasmanian Devil feeding experience. We finish our day with a drive to Bicheno (known as the next Bryon Bay) arriving early to explore the blowhole, coastal loop walk and whales lookout. You also have the option to go on a Little Penguin guided tour at dusk (pre-booking required).
Postcard Beaches & Scenic Drives
A short drive from Bicheno sees us arrive at Freycinet National Park – home of the famous Wineglass Bay. We have the option of hiking Wineglass Bay Lookout and Beach, or Hazards Circuit or Mount Amos (weather dependent). We then stop in at Cape Tourville before completing the Great Eastern Drive back to Hobart with a lunch stop at a winery with ocean views (lunch/wine at own expense).
A Wild Island Escape
Set off on a breathtaking ferry to the remote and enchanting Maria Island, where untouched wilderness and rich history await. Spend the day immersed in nature as you explore Maria Island National Park on foot, guided by an expert who brings the landscape to life.
Wander to the remarkable Fossil Cliffs, where ancient marine history is etched into dramatic rock faces, and marvel at the swirling patterns and colours of the iconic Painted Cliffs—one of Tasmania’s most photogenic natural wonders. Stop in the historic township of Darlington and learn fascinating stories of the island’s past. As you explore, keep an eye out for abundant wildlife. You may spot wombats grazing, pademelons darting through the bush, along with wallabies, kangaroos, echidnas, and a variety of birdlife in their natural habitat.
Sea Cliffs & Salamanca Sendoff
Step into one of Australia’s most dramatic coastal landscapes on an unforgettable journey to the Tasman Peninsula—a region famed for its towering sea cliffs, wild ocean views, and raw natural beauty.
Your adventure begins in the heart of Tasman National Park at the pristine shores of Fortescue Bay. From here, set out on a rewarding 4-hour return hike to Cape Hauy, a must-do experience for active explorers. This iconic trail forms the final section of the renowned Three Capes Track, guiding you through diverse landscapes of forest, coastal heath, and rugged clifftops.
As you walk, the scenery unfolds in breathtaking fashion with panoramic ocean vistas, dramatic rock formations, and the untamed power of the Tasman Sea crashing far below.
After your hike, unwind back at Fortescue Bay with a well-deserved break by the beach—perfect for a refreshing rest and reflection on the day’s adventure.
The experience continues into the afternoon as you explore more of the Tasman Peninsula, with opportunities to sample some of Tasmania’s celebrated local produce.
Your day concludes with a scenic return to Hobart at approximately 5pm, where you’ll say goodbye to your fellow travellers. Airport drop-offs are available, or if you’re staying a little longer, don’t miss the vibrant Salamanca Markets—a Saturday favourite showcasing the best of local food, art, and culture.
Tour Inclusions
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- Mount Field National Park – Russel Falls & Platypus Spotting
- Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
- Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park – Hike & Wombat Spotting
- Bay of Fires
- Tour to Tasmanian Wildlife Sanctuary – Tasmanian Devil Feeding Experience
- Freycinet National Park – Wineglass Bay & Cape Tourville
- Great Eastern Drive
- BBQ Dinner with campfire and marshmallows
- Winery with iconic east coast views (lunch/wine at own expense)
- Cape Hauy Track - Part of the famous Three Capes Walk
- Maria Island Fossil Cliffs and Painted Cliffs walks
- 5 nights in boutique accommodation with shared facilities. Private upgrades available.
- Stay and travel as one group, start to finish
- Professional Driver and Tour Guide
- Wildlife Sanctuary Entry
- National Parks Pass
- Cradle Mountain Shuttle Ticket
- Maria Island Ferry Ticket
- Tour Transport in a Modern Bus
- Maria Island Ferry
- Cradle Mountain Shuttle Bus
- 1 Continental Breakfast
- 1 BBQ Dinner
Dietary Requirements
- Suitable for vegetarians & vegans
- Gluten free options available
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