Tasmania Tours for Seniors or a special group tour for solo travllers only
Tasmania Tours for Seniors or a special group tour for solo travllers only
Discover the beauty of Tasmania with a tour of its stunning landscapes, friendly people, delicious food and wine, and a captivating history. Explore the world-famous convict ruins and uncover the secrets of this unique island. Book your tour today and experience Tasmania like never before!
Tasmania is a place of wild and beautiful landscapes, friendly people with a relaxed island lifestyle, wonderful food and wine, and a haunting history evoked by world-famous convict ruins.
It’s also Australia’s smallest state and the most geographically diverse, with over 40 per cent reserved as national parks and world heritage wilderness.
No matter where you go, whether you spend time in one place or drive around the island, we know you’ll be delighted by what you’ll find and surprised at how much bigger the island is on the inside.
Tasmania’s north is a feast of historic streetscapes and heritage estates, rich farmland, premier cool-climate wines, fresh produce and a haven for designers and craft makers eager to talk about their work.
Tasmania’s east coast, with its natural beauty, spectacular landscapes and long beautiful beaches, offers a completely different Australian coastal experience. Here you’ll discover the beaches of the beautiful Bay of Fires, one of Lonely Planet’s top 10 regions in the world, along with historic townships, fresh seafood and friendly locals – all on one of the best scenic coastal drives in the country.
Hobart, the capital city, offers a blend of heritage and lifestyle with world-class activities and attractions nearby.
On Tasmania’s west coast, you’ll find world-famous wilderness rich in convict heritage, stunning national parks and historic mining towns. Gateway to Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area, its rugged mountains, ancient rain forests and heath make Tasmania’s west one of Australia’s last true wilderness frontiers.
Hobart is perfect for a few days or a week. You can spend hours walking the streets, with beautiful historical homesteads, fabulous food and cultural activities. Day trips from here allow you to explore the island. Make sure you spend a Saturday at the famous Salamanca Markets.
Bruny Island provides the ultimate Tasmanian wilderness experience on Hobarts door step. Spectacular bushwalks, coastal tracks or beach strolls. Explore the magnificient coastline, see amazing wildlife enjoy the local produce. So much to do, such a great experience.
The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Australian Convict Sites is a special place of vivid history, cultural heritage and stories. Enjoy tours, cruises and local produce. Around 97 kilometers (60mi) southeast of Hobart, Port Arthur is not to be missed.
Freycinet National Park is known for the pink granite peaks of the Hazards Range, and the iconic Wineglass Bay. See Great Oyster Bay and visit the village of Swansea. Freycinet National Park is about 2.5 hours from both Hobart and Launceston.
Stanley is a town on the north-west coast of Tasmania, Australia. Travelling west, Stanley is the second-last major township on the north-west coast of Tasmania, Smithton being the larger township in the Circular Head municipality.
Cradle Mountain, Lake St Clair National Park, has diverse flora and fauna. There many walks from a few hours to over night that you can do in this amazing place. Some tracks are accessible for wheel chairs and prams. Aboriginal historic sites the area offers so much to a visitor.
Strahan is 4.5-hr drive from Hobart or 3-hr drive from Devonport. Visit, Sarah Island, the Gordon River, ride the West Coast Wilderness Railway, see the unique ‘moonscape’ of Queenstown. Beautiful beaches and lookouts, mine tours, museums, and fishing.
Launceston is the second largest city in the state. The city is located on the banks of the Tamar River. Beautiful historic streetscapes and heritage estates, rich farmland, premier cool-climate wines, fresh produce and local designers and craft maker.
The Gorge has walking tracks, swimming pool, the world’s longest single-span chairlift, a restaurant, cafe, a suspension bridge and panoramic lookouts with spectacular views. Peacocks and native wildlife add to the experience.