Wild Wonders Tasmania
Encounter rugged wilderness, ancient history, and endemic wildlife in Tasmania
Capital
Hobart
Currency
Australian Dollar (AUD)
Climate
Cool temperate; clean marine air with four distinct seasons
Best Season
October–April (milder temperatures and longer days)
Languages
English
Time Zone
AEST (UTC+10)
Driving Side
Left
Everything You Need to Know
Immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of Australia's island state on this 8-day wild encounter. Discover Hobart's historic streets and Salamanca markets, then cruise through pristine waters to Bruny Island for a deep-to-dish seafood feast. Encounter native wildlife at Bonorong Sanctuary, visit the historic ruins of Port Arthur, walk the spectacular granite coastline of Freycinet National Park, and conclude in Launceston.
Your Wild Wonders Tasmania Journey
A day-by-day breakdown of your adventure — follow the road to discover what awaits at every stop.
Day 1Arrival in Hobart
On arrival in Hobart, you will be met and transferred to your hotel for a 4-night stay.
- Private airport transfer in Hobart
- Settle into The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel
- Explore the historic waterfront at leisure
Day 1Arrival in Hobart
On arrival in Hobart, you will be met and transferred to your hotel for a 4-night stay.
- Private airport transfer in Hobart
- Settle into The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel
- Explore the historic waterfront at leisure
Day 2Hobart Historic Walk
This morning, join privately guided walk is the perfect option for those who like to have exclusive access to their guide and have the flexibility to schedule the tour when it suits you. Combining the Hobart Historic Walk with a tour of Salamanca and Battery Point, this 3-hour experience with your local guide will give you indepth insights into Hobart’s past and present.
- Private guided 3-hour walking tour
- Discover Salamanca Place and Battery Point cottages
- Hear stories of whaling, convicts, and colonial architecture
Day 2Hobart Historic Walk
This morning, join privately guided walk is the perfect option for those who like to have exclusive access to their guide and have the flexibility to schedule the tour when it suits you. Combining the Hobart Historic Walk with a tour of Salamanca and Battery Point, this 3-hour experience with your local guide will give you indepth insights into Hobart’s past and present.
- Private guided 3-hour walking tour
- Discover Salamanca Place and Battery Point cottages
- Hear stories of whaling, convicts, and colonial architecture
Day 3Deep-to-Dish Seafood Cruise
Embark on a half-day Deep-to-Dish Tasmanian Seafood Cruise from Hobart, where you’ll savor the freshest seafood straight from the ocean aboard a premier power catamaran. Cruise through pristine waterways to Bruny Island’s Bull Bay, taking in towering cliffs, secluded beaches, and spotting local sea life like dolphins, whales, and seals. Begin with a seasonal fruit platter and Tasmanian cheeses, paired with premium local wines, before diving into freshly caught periwinkles, sea urchins, abalone, rock lobster, oysters, mussels, and Atlantic salmon—all expertly prepared on board.
- Luxury power catamaran cruise to Bruny Island
- Feast on abalone, lobster, and oysters caught in front of you
- Sample award-winning Tasmanian cheeses and cold-climate wines
Day 3Deep-to-Dish Seafood Cruise
Embark on a half-day Deep-to-Dish Tasmanian Seafood Cruise from Hobart, where you’ll savor the freshest seafood straight from the ocean aboard a premier power catamaran. Cruise through pristine waterways to Bruny Island’s Bull Bay, taking in towering cliffs, secluded beaches, and spotting local sea life like dolphins, whales, and seals. Begin with a seasonal fruit platter and Tasmanian cheeses, paired with premium local wines, before diving into freshly caught periwinkles, sea urchins, abalone, rock lobster, oysters, mussels, and Atlantic salmon—all expertly prepared on board.
- Luxury power catamaran cruise to Bruny Island
- Feast on abalone, lobster, and oysters caught in front of you
- Sample award-winning Tasmanian cheeses and cold-climate wines
Day 4Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
This morning is free to experience Hobart at your leisure. At 04.30 pm, meet your group in the hotel lobby to depart on an evening experience to Bonorong Sanctuary where for a 2.5 hour behind the scenes night-tour where you can get close to many of Tasmania’s endemic animals and get a lot of information first-hand.
- Free morning in Hobart (visit MONA or Salamanca)
- Behind-the-scenes night tour at Bonorong Sanctuary
- Feed hand-reared kangaroos and see Tasmanian Devils feed
Day 4Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
This morning is free to experience Hobart at your leisure. At 04.30 pm, meet your group in the hotel lobby to depart on an evening experience to Bonorong Sanctuary where for a 2.5 hour behind the scenes night-tour where you can get close to many of Tasmania’s endemic animals and get a lot of information first-hand.
- Free morning in Hobart (visit MONA or Salamanca)
- Behind-the-scenes night tour at Bonorong Sanctuary
- Feed hand-reared kangaroos and see Tasmanian Devils feed
Day 5Maria Island National Park
This morning, travel to the seaside village of Triabunna and board a ferry to cross the Mercury Passage to Maria Island. This unique island national park sits just off Tasmania’s east coast. Enjoy a day of peaceful walking amongst historic ruins, across sweeping bays, rugged fossil cliffs and imposing mountains. This island sanctuary provides an opportunity to view its resident wildlife, including Wombats, Cape Barren Geese, Tasmanian Pademelons, Forester Kangaroo’s and even the Tasmanian Devil in their natural environment. Later this afternoon, continue your journey along Tasmania’s sunny east-coast to Bicheno.
- Ferry crossing to Maria Island sanctuary
- Spot wombats, pademelons, and Tasmanian Devils in the wild
- Walk the historic ruins of Darlington convict settlement
Day 5Maria Island National Park
This morning, travel to the seaside village of Triabunna and board a ferry to cross the Mercury Passage to Maria Island. This unique island national park sits just off Tasmania’s east coast. Enjoy a day of peaceful walking amongst historic ruins, across sweeping bays, rugged fossil cliffs and imposing mountains. This island sanctuary provides an opportunity to view its resident wildlife, including Wombats, Cape Barren Geese, Tasmanian Pademelons, Forester Kangaroo’s and even the Tasmanian Devil in their natural environment. Later this afternoon, continue your journey along Tasmania’s sunny east-coast to Bicheno.
- Ferry crossing to Maria Island sanctuary
- Spot wombats, pademelons, and Tasmanian Devils in the wild
- Walk the historic ruins of Darlington convict settlement
Day 6Freycinet Wineglass Bay Cruise
After breakfast, travel to Coles Bay and embark on the award-winning 4-hour Wineglass Bay cruise. Cruise the spectacular coastline of Freycinet National Park from Coles Bay to Wineglass Bay. Be enthralled by the stunning granite coastline, including the dramatic pink peaks of the Hazards range. Discover a coast dotted with sparkling white sand beaches, including Cooks and Bryans beaches. Explore the inner passage of remote Schouten Island, home to little penguins, before heading into the Tasman Sea towards Wineglass Bay. At dusk you are invited to an informative tour on a private property to get close to the local colony of fairy penguins nesting and breeding in the dunes.
- Vista-lounge cruise to iconic Wineglass Bay
- See the pink granite Hazards range and secret sea caves
- Evening guided fairy penguin nesting tour in Bicheno
Day 6Freycinet Wineglass Bay Cruise
After breakfast, travel to Coles Bay and embark on the award-winning 4-hour Wineglass Bay cruise. Cruise the spectacular coastline of Freycinet National Park from Coles Bay to Wineglass Bay. Be enthralled by the stunning granite coastline, including the dramatic pink peaks of the Hazards range. Discover a coast dotted with sparkling white sand beaches, including Cooks and Bryans beaches. Explore the inner passage of remote Schouten Island, home to little penguins, before heading into the Tasman Sea towards Wineglass Bay. At dusk you are invited to an informative tour on a private property to get close to the local colony of fairy penguins nesting and breeding in the dunes.
- Vista-lounge cruise to iconic Wineglass Bay
- See the pink granite Hazards range and secret sea caves
- Evening guided fairy penguin nesting tour in Bicheno
Day 7Bay of Fires & Launceston
Continue your journey along the East Coast and visit the stunning orange-lichen covered granite rocks of the Bay of Fires conservation area. Take the opportunity to wander around, explore the whitest sandy beaches and the turquoise waters. Travel on to the St. Columba Falls, the highest waterfalls in Tasmania and through lush and green valleys before we arrive in Launceston.
- Explore the orange-lichen rocks of Bay of Fires
- Walk through temperate rainforest to St. Columba Falls
- Settle in to Launceston Grand Chancellor Hotel
Day 7Bay of Fires & Launceston
Continue your journey along the East Coast and visit the stunning orange-lichen covered granite rocks of the Bay of Fires conservation area. Take the opportunity to wander around, explore the whitest sandy beaches and the turquoise waters. Travel on to the St. Columba Falls, the highest waterfalls in Tasmania and through lush and green valleys before we arrive in Launceston.
- Explore the orange-lichen rocks of Bay of Fires
- Walk through temperate rainforest to St. Columba Falls
- Settle in to Launceston Grand Chancellor Hotel
Day 8Cataract Gorge & Departure
This morning, enjoy a city introduction of Launceston and visit the stunning Cataract Gorge, where the South Esk river forces its way through sheer granite rocks before the tour ends at midday at the Launceston transit centre. You will be met and transferred to Launceston Airport.
- Visit Cataract Gorge in Launceston
- Ride the world's longest single-span chairlift (optional)
- Private transfer to Launceston Airport for departure
Day 8Cataract Gorge & Departure
This morning, enjoy a city introduction of Launceston and visit the stunning Cataract Gorge, where the South Esk river forces its way through sheer granite rocks before the tour ends at midday at the Launceston transit centre. You will be met and transferred to Launceston Airport.
- Visit Cataract Gorge in Launceston
- Ride the world's longest single-span chairlift (optional)
- Private transfer to Launceston Airport for departure
Top Things to Do in Wild Wonders Tasmania
Salamanca Market Walk
Stroll the Saturday Salamanca markets for local woolens, woodcrafts, and artisan cheeses.
Seafood Catamaran Cruise
Cruise to Bruny Island and feast on lobster, abalone, and oysters gathered fresh from the waters.
Maria Island Wilderness
Walk among wild wombats and explore convict history on a car-free island sanctuary.
Fairy Penguin Tour
Watch colonies of little penguins return to their nests in the sand dunes at dusk in Bicheno.
Essential Tips for Wild Wonders Tasmania
Know before you go — practical advice to make your trip smooth and memorable.
Tasmania's weather can change rapidly; always pack a windproof and waterproof jacket.
Bring sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots, as the trails in national parks are rocky and uneven.
National park entry passes are required; these are typically included in your guided tour package.
Tasmania has strict biosecurity laws; do not bring fresh fruit or vegetables onto the island.
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Tour Duration
7 Nights / 8 Days