HOBART · TASMANIA
Tasmania’s best days out, from Hobart.
The 15 most popular national parks within reach of Hobart. What each day actually involves, what it costs, and the operator behind it.
3 hours of Tasman National Park coastline from Port Arthur to Eaglehawk Neck, with Cape Pillar cliffs, caves, and wildlife at every turn.
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Bruny Island wilderness cruise from Hobart: towering sea cliffs, seals, whales and seabirds, then time to explore Bruny.
Full-day guided Port Arthur tour from Hobart with harbour cruise and Tasman Peninsula stops. Includes admissions, harbour cruise, WiFi, pickup.
“Very enjoyable tour with the funny Colin. Lots of great things to see and learn about. Port Arthur was educational and sad. I’d highly recommend this tour”
A full-day Bruny Island eco cruise from Hobart with seals, sea caves, a blow-hole show, and a hearty local lunch included.
Bruny Island Wilderness Cruise from Adventure Bay: 3 hours of cliffs, sea caves, wildlife and jet-boat speed. Jackets included.
“Amazing experience in Bruny Island. We were able to see all the cliffs, sea caves and wildlife. Staff were extremely friendly and funny. Definitely worth the price for amount of time on the water and the experience. Would 100% recommend this cruise.”
Cruise the Tasman Peninsula by boat from Port Arthur to Eaglehawk Neck, with jackets provided and real odds of seals, dolphins, and more.
“Well organised trip, full length raincoats provided, friendly staff.”
A 10-hour Hobart day trip to Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay with air-conditioned comfort, guided walks, and optional seafood and wine.
Fly from Hobart to Southwest National Park, cruise Bathurst Harbour, and take a bush walk with lunch on a Par Avion day trip.
“Absolutely the best tour ever! Had a wonderful time! Was lucky enough to be part of a very small group, the day was Perfect allowing us to have great view of the rugged untouched wilderness, our Pilot James was very friendly, was also air captain on the boat ride once we arrived in Malaleuca, the…”
Hobart to Wineglass Bay in a small group. Hike the lookout or down to the beach, then Freycinet bays and Devil’s Corner.
“Clint was very knowledgeable and a great tour guide. I would highly recommend taking the long hike down to Wineglass Bay if you're feeling up to it. It was beautiful and well worth the hike back up to the top. The sandwiches from the Swansea Bakery were delicious!”
A 90-minute Tasman Peninsula wilderness cruise from Port Arthur to Cape Raoul for white-sand bays, giant sea cliffs, seals, and dolphins.
Six days of Tasmania’s wild coasts and alpine parks with guided walks, wildlife time, and great value for a car-free trip.
A small-group day trip from Hobart to Mt Field National Park: Tall Trees canopy walk, Russell Falls, and Salmon Ponds hatchery.
“We thought our driver/guide Dave did an excellent job during the course of the tour. He was very knowledgeable about the area and Tasmania in general. Mt Field National Park the Tall Trees and the rainforest were outstanding venues to hike; available to almost all skill levels. A pleasant surprise was the”
A guided day trip from Hobart to Mt Field National Park and Russell Falls, with Salmon Ponds trout feeding and rainforest canopy walks.
Full-day Maria Island nature and wildlife adventure from Hobart with ferry sightings, wombats and devils, and convict history walks.
“This was a great mix of history, spectacular scenery, and wildlife viewing! Matt was an excellent and enthusiastic guide, leading us on 2 walks to different parts of Maria Island. The scenery was incredibly gorgeous, particularly the Painted Cliffs, and the history of the different stages of convict occupation of t”
A small-group day from Hobart to Mt Field, two famous waterfalls, Bonorong wildlife, and Mt Wellington summit views with fees included.
“Very well planned out trip, the guide ensured that we made the best time out there in the wild. Would recommend this to anyone travelling to Hobart and to witness Tassie ruggedness from the word go!”
Every direction out of the city, and the best way to take each one.
