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Discover the best of Tasmania on this comfort tour from Hobart. Enjoy small group travel with expert guides and motel-style accommodation, designed for a hassle-free experience that balances value with rich insights into Tasmania’s unique landscapes, wildlife, and history. Begin at Salamanca Market before venturing to the wild West Coast, where ancient rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and a serene Gordon River cruise await. Marvel at the alpine beauty of Cradle Mountain, then soak in the stunning coastal scenery of the Bay of Fires and Wineglass Bay. Encounter Tasmanian devils at a wildlife sanctuary and uncover the island’s convict history at the Port Arthur Historic Site on the striking Tasman Peninsula.

Start your day at the vibrant Salamanca Market, where you can enjoy a delicious breakfast and browse local handicrafts. Leaving Hobart, our wilderness adventure begins at Mount Field National Park, where we’ll walk beneath some of the world’s tallest trees and visit the stunning Russell Falls. Continuing west, we’ll stop at Lake St Clair, Australia’s deepest freshwater lake, before journeying through the rugged landscapes of Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. Here, we’ll take short walks along the tannin-rich waters of the Franklin River and to the picturesque Nelson Falls. As we travel further west, we’ll pass sweeping buttongrass plains and take in breathtaking views around Queenstown, a former historic mining hub and now a vibrant West Coast destination.

Travel to the harbourside village of Strahan and embark on a scenic cruise along the majestic Gordon River, immersing yourself in Tasmania’s wilderness. Cruise through Macquarie Harbour and Hells Gates, the narrow entrance to the Southern Ocean. Step ashore at historic Sarah Island, a former penal settlement, before heading upriver into the rainforest. Wander along the boardwalk beneath ancient Huon pines, some over a thousand years old, and enjoy lunch onboard featuring Tasmanian produce. In the afternoon, travel to Tullah, where, on a clear day, Mount Murchison reflects over Lake Rosebery. This evening, unwind with a group dinner and relax in the lakeside lodge.

Experience the famous Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. This alpine National Park is nestled within the UNESCO Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Your guide will explain several walking options to suit your fitness. At Ronny Creek we’ll look for wombats along the boardwalk. At Dove Lake, take your time to enjoy the stunning 6km circuit, spending 2-3 hours walking around the glacial-carved lake, framed by towering mountains and rich alpine vegetation. You may prefer to wander down to Glacial Rock for valley views or visit the iconic Boat Shed. This afternoon, enjoy the “Town of Murals” at Sheffield, before arriving in Launceston in northern Tasmania.

Take a leisurely walk in Cataract Gorge, a scenic nature reserve nestled along the South Esk River, just minutes from downtown Launceston. Enjoy the tranquillity of its fern-lined paths, suspension bridge, and panoramic lookouts. From here, travel through rolling farmlands and quaint townships toward Tasmania’s East Coast. Upon reaching the Larapuna/Bay of Fires, you'll be greeted by a dramatic change in landscape, bright white sands, vivid turquoise waters, and striking orange-hued granite boulders. This evening we’ll stay in Scamander, overlooking the picturesque beach and calm waters of the Scamander River.

This morning, you will meet Tasmanian devils at a wildlife sanctuary, before passing through Bicheno on our way to Freycinet National Park. This coastal gem has secluded bays, pristine beaches, and inviting woodland forests. At Honeymoon Bay, marvel at the striking pink granite peaks of the Hazards Mountains. Hike to the famous Wineglass Bay lookout for unforgettable views of its perfect crescent-shaped beach, one of Tasmania’s most iconic sights. Then, visit Cape Tourville for breathtaking panoramas of the Tasman Sea and the rugged Freycinet coastline.

Travel to the Tasman Peninsula and explore Tasman National Park with its geological wonders of the Tessellated Pavement, Tasman Arch, and Devil’s Kitchen. At the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site, discover this fascinating open-air museum that reveals the stories of Tasmania’s convict past. Wander through the beautifully preserved buildings and expansive gardens of Australia’s best-preserved penal settlement. On the return to Hobart, we’ll stop in the historic village of Richmond and travel through the scenic Coal River Valley, completing our unforgettable journey.