Tasmania (/tæzˈmeɪniə/; abbreviated as Tas and known colloquially as Tassie) is an island state of Australia. It is located 240 km (150 mi) to the south of the Australian mainland, separated by the Bass Strait. The state encompasses the main island of Tasmania, the 26th-largest island in the world, and the surrounding 334 islands. The state has a population of around 519,100 as of June 2016, just over forty percent of which resides in the Greater Hobart precinct, which forms the metropolitan area of the state capital and largest city, Hobart.
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Take a small-group day trip with a knowledgeable and friendly local tour guide, who is ready to show you around the magnificent icon; Cradle Mountain. You will have a great day out, not only will you visit Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake, you will get to see a vast range of scenery, from rolling hills and forests, to beautiful coastlines.
Inclusions: Coffee and/or Tea, Hotel pickup and drop-off from your accommodation in Launceston or along the NW Coast, Professional guide, cold bottled water, Transportation by air conditioned, comfortable mini van between all places, Minimum Numbers apply. Call first
Exclusions: Gratuities
A very experienced tour guide provides his professional & experience to us about this day tour of Cradle mountain. very impressive trip. We got to know a lot about Tasmania from the tourist guide. Very worth to join this private tour. The tourist guide is very nice & gentle, and willing to help all to us.
5.0 based on 11 reviews
The three hour tour is designed to educate visitors and enjoy the opportunity to observe the native animals. This tour starts one hour before sunset. The walk follows a Grade 2 walking track and no bushwalking experience is required. The track has hardened and compacted surfaces that has a gentle hill sections and occasional steps. Please note 5.30pm is a notional time and changes during the seasons. See above link for sunset times.
Inclusions: Complete the tour by indulging in some local beer or cider, An infrared camera is used streaming video of native wildlife to iPads at the table., Complete the tour by indulging in a Tasmanian cheese platter and a local cider, beer or juice.
Exclusions: Shy Native Wildlife - sometimes they are a bit camera shy and don't come out as expected.
I did the wildlife and cave tour the experience was great highly recommend. Great way to experience multiple locations near Launceston. Great service and friendly manner. Great knowledge about history and sites.
5.0 based on 3 reviews
The Cradle Mountain Park Explorer Tour is a fully guided interpretive tour whereby you discover the unique flora, fauna and geographical features of the World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain National Park. Enjoy a 2‑hour guided tour amongst the wilderness and experience the awesome views across Dove Lake to the jagged dolerite peaks of Cradle Mt, wander through the ancient King Billy Pine Forest at Waldheim Chalet. Highlights: • Waldheim Chalet • Dove Lake • Cradle Mountain • Professional Guides • Great all weather transport • Local wildlife
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Professional Tour Guide
Exclusions: National Park Entrance Fees
very knowledgeable driver with passion for the area. would hve liked to had a 15 min coffee break at Shiefield so we would not have had to hang out till lunch at close to 2 pm.
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Exploring Tasmania's only botanic garden with a personal guide is the best way to find out the stories and secrets behind the plants and architecture on this expansive 14 hectare site. Your guide will reveal which Tasmanian plants bees like to make honey from, which species are rare and threatened, and the unusual efforts taken to save an historic Cork Oak from threat. This tour includes time to wander the set of The Patch (as featured on ABC television's Gardening Australia).
Inclusions: Exclusive commentary of the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Garden's main highlights.
Exclusions: Private transportation
With exercise to boot ! A very pleasant walk and lunch at Succulents Restaurant to follow. We had loads of Eastern Rosellas on our travels which was a bonus .
4.9 based on 90 reviews
You’ll love this extensive, 2-hour small-group walking tour of Hobart with a friendly, knowledgeable guide. Explore historic Hunter Street, Hobart waterfront, beautiful Salamanca Place, and other significant city locations. As you walk, learn the history of this contemporary city and its colonial roots and see the best Georgian and Victorian architecture. Hear wonderful stories about the hard working convicts, explorers, entrepreneurs, villains and heroes of this convict-built city and fall in love with the picturesque city of Hobart. The maximum group size for this tour is 8.
Inclusions: Professional local guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Only the 2 of us on this walk. Such personal service. Arthur Circus was a highlight. So cute! Lisa our Guide was so knowledgeable and answered all our questions.
4.9 based on 181 reviews
Explore the Tasman Peninsula from both land and sea on a full-day excursion from Hobart. See the Tasman Peninsula from the water on a three-hour wilderness cruise, enjoy an included lunch before your tour continues to Port Arthur Historic Site. Gain invaluable insights from your interpretive guides on this Tasman Peninsula day tour, which includes morning tea and lunch.
Inclusions: Scenic guided bus tour, Coffee and/or Tea, 3-hour wilderness cruise, Lunch
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Hotel pickup and drop-off
A very enjoyable 3hrs on board the specially built boat. There were 3 boats out on the day we went and the weather was cold but not too choppy until we went into the Southern Ocean. We saw some spectacular sites and saw the first humpback whale sightings for this season as well as seals and lots of birds. Only thing we missed were dolphins. Took a good beating on the fast trip back to Adventure Bay but Anthony drove with great skill and consideration.
4.8 based on 553 reviews
World Heritage Cruises is a local family owned and operated cruise located in Strahan, Tasmania’s beautiful and rugged west coast, where you will cruise into the World Heritage listed South West wilderness. On-board the 35mtr catamaran ‘Harbour Master’ enjoy the natural and historic features of Tasmania's West Coast – Including Hells Gates, an array of aquaculture farms, a Sarah Island convict settlement guided tour and two hours of cruising the Gordon River where you disembark for a stroll through the rainforest to explore the Unesco listed World Heritage South West Wilderness. Cruises depart the Strahan Wharf 9am daily returning at 3pm, a superb lunch featuring locally raised smoked salmon is freshly prepared on-board and is included during the cruise.
Inclusions: Local on-board Guides, Live commentary by the skipper, A Sarah Island Guided Tour, Gold seating includes lunch and morning tea, Lunch
Exclusions: Drinks & Snacks can be purchased on-board, Hotel pickup and drop-off N/A
The cruise including a wonderful lunch was fantastic. The opportunity to see the Hells gate entrance, salmon farms, sarah island and the Wilderness area of the Gordon river was excellent. The ongoing commentary throughout the cruise kept us very informed.
4.8 based on 6 reviews
Trevallyn hydroelectric power station is located 5 minutes from the heart of Launceston and was commissioned in 1955. It houses 4 generators of around 25MW capacity each and supplies around 4% of Tasmania's installed generating capacity.
Inclusions: Safety helmets, high visibility vests, safety glasses,
Exclusions: Children under 16 years of age., Alcoholic Beverages
I did the wildlife and cave tour the experience was great highly recommend. Great way to experience multiple locations near Launceston. Great service and friendly manner. Great knowledge about history and sites.
4.8 based on 24 reviews
Discover Hobart by foot and hear fascinating stories of how Tasmania’s capital city was established and how it became the vibrant waterfront city it now is. Your local guide will identify the heritage listed buildings and tell the stories of the early characters and issues that were major influences in the early days of Hobart.
Inclusions: Small group tour, Local guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Elise was a fantastic, knowledgeable guide who brought the historic elements alive. She had lots of knowledge and enthusiasm for Hobart's history and shared her knowledge generously.
4.8 based on 18 reviews
Join us on a fun and action packed day out visiting the World-Heritage listed Port Arthur Historic Site. We stop along the way at the delightful Port Arthur Lavender Farm where you can view the Lavender Fields, distillery or head straight to the gift shop and café for an array of Lavender inspired foods and gifts. Our action-packed day out includes a stunning cliff top walk taking in the highest cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere, Richmond Historic Village and a short stop for a chocolate tasting at a local Chocolate Factory. • Visit Port Arthur Historic Site (3 hours) • Explore Port Arthur Lavender Farm • Photograph spectacular views from the Waterfall Bay Cliff Top Walk • See the Tasman National Park highlights – Devils Kitchen & Tasman Arch • Enjoy stories from Pirates Bay Lookout, Eaglehawk Neck & The “Dogline” • Sample the local chocolates at Federation Chocolate Factory • Visit historic Richmond Village • Enjoy the spectacular view at a local Hobart City lookout
Inclusions: Port Arthur Historic Site entrance fee, Guided walking tour of Port Arthur Historic Site, Port Arthur Harbor Cruise, Chocolate and Fudge samples at Port Arthur Lavender, Professional guides & interpretation , Small, friendly groups, Airport drop offs on request with prior arrangement, We offer a Hotel pickup from most central city hotels and Hostels.
Exclusions: Food and drinks - There is opportunity to purchase food and drinks at Port Arthur. , No Pickup available from Air BnB's or private residences
3/5 would probably suggest a pretty average experience but I would have actually given it a lot higher if they had gone through with the Mt Wellington section of the tour that we paid for. Through no fault of their own the roads were closed and had been for days before our tour but we were only informed of it while we were on the bus. We do feel Tours Tasmania misrepresented this and could have called/emailed ahead and given us the option to pull out or reduced fee. Mt Nelson was a poor substitute at best. That being said, our guide David was exceptional and really saved the tour for us. He was friendly, knowledgeable and loved to talk about everything in his city. We thoroughly enjoyed his company and learning from him. Overall, we feel the company did a bit of a bait and switch on us but David did manage to salvage the day to an extent. I'd recommend checking all locations are available before registering a tour with these guys.
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