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Hobart, Australia
Hobart, Australia
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The trip packed a great deal in and there were a lot of ins and outs of the coach and sometimes not quite enough time at some intetesting locations. Itinerary was varied and the Tour Director and local experts were knowledgable. Accommodation wss generally good to very good, with one exception. Meals included were generally good to lovely, with a few exceptions which were poor to average. Free time was enjoyed as it gave me time to do what particularly interested me.
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Guillia put a great self-drive tour together for us and Susana looked after us as we travelled.
(Even when we got lost)
The car and accommodation was good and the guides patient and informative.
Only issue we had was parking in small villages, garages, and cities.
Apart from the parking we had a relaxing and enjoyable holiday, thank you.
Explore Iron Creek Bay Farm, Bridestowe Lavender Estate, Mt. Gnomon Farm, and Port Arthur Historic Site
Discover Hobart, and Launceston
Visit Salamanca Market, Royal Botanical Gardens Hobart, Russell Falls, Cradle Mountain and Freycinet National Parks
View Dove Lake in Cradle Mountain National Park, and historic Richmond Bridge
Scenic Cruise On the Gordon River, and Wineglass Bay
MAKE TRAVEL MATTER visit Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden
Hobart: Your visit contributes to the conservation projects, Seed Bank, and care and upkeep of these picturesque gardens.
Burnie: Entry fees contribute to the protection of or conserves marine species and/or environments particularly the vital research into the decline of Platypus numbers with promotion via live streaming of Platypus behaviour and maintenance of our waterways.
Coles Bay: Wineglass Bay Cruises is committed to the conservation of this environment by monitoring threatened and endangered wildlife.
Sarah Island: Explore the ruins of a penal settlement where convicts laboured under the harshest conditions in the early 1800s.
Port Arthur: Explore Tasmania's convict history including a cruise around the Isle of the Dead and a guided walk of Port Arthur's infamous convict prison.
Cradle Mountain: Nestled within breathtaking alpine forest in the central highlands of Tasmania, Cradle Mountain Hotel offers you an inviting home away from home to unwind after a day of exploring the pristine Tasmanian wilderness.
Sorell: Iron Creek Bay Estate proudly protects two certified Aboriginal Heritage sites located around Flinty Point. A stone quarry, where materials were procured for the purpose of making stone tools and artefacts. And a significant shell midden - stratified deposits of refuse from shellfish and other food remains, predominantly oysters and mussels. The estate was originally established by the Denholm family whose history with the area goes back four generations, having initially settled in 1834. The property was originally named ORARI after the ship that brought back soldiers from WW1 but a spelling mistake somewhere along the way, found it called ORANI. Rural activities were mixed farming – sheep, wool and meat cattle and during Ronald Bilton Denholm’s times, dairying was mainstay. A local doctor, Mr Schofield, bought the farm from the Denholms and ran cattle on it until his family sold it to a company that put in the Riesling and pinot grapes and produced a good German style Riesling. Mr Tao from Shanghai purchased the land in 2016 and built Iron Creek Bay Estate to welcome visitors to this unique part of Tasmania. Also, determined to expand the site’s agricultural production, Mr. Tao planted 10,000 cherry trees consisting of Lapin, Simone, Van and Ranier varieties as well as strawberries, plums, apples and apricots for both export and the local market as well as grapes for locally produced wine.
Penguin: Meet fifth-generation Tasmanian farmer, Guy Robertson, at Mount Gnomon Farm for an exclusive farm-to-fork Be My Guest experience in his beautiful barn.
MAKE TRAVEL MATTER visit Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden
Hobart: Your visit contributes to the conservation projects, Seed Bank, and care and upkeep of these picturesque gardens.
Burnie: Entry fees contribute to the protection of or conserves marine species and/or environments particularly the vital research into the decline of Platypus numbers with promotion via live streaming of Platypus behaviour and maintenance of our waterways.
Coles Bay: Wineglass Bay Cruises is committed to the conservation of this environment by monitoring threatened and endangered wildlife.
Sarah Island: Explore the ruins of a penal settlement where convicts laboured under the harshest conditions in the early 1800s.
Port Arthur: Explore Tasmania's convict history including a cruise around the Isle of the Dead and a guided walk of Port Arthur's infamous convict prison.
Cradle Mountain: Nestled within breathtaking alpine forest in the central highlands of Tasmania, Cradle Mountain Hotel offers you an inviting home away from home to unwind after a day of exploring the pristine Tasmanian wilderness.
Sorell: Iron Creek Bay Estate proudly protects two certified Aboriginal Heritage sites located around Flinty Point. A stone quarry, where materials were procured for the purpose of making stone tools and artefacts. And a significant shell midden - stratified deposits of refuse from shellfish and other food remains, predominantly oysters and mussels. The estate was originally established by the Denholm family whose history with the area goes back four generations, having initially settled in 1834. The property was originally named ORARI after the ship that brought back soldiers from WW1 but a spelling mistake somewhere along the way, found it called ORANI. Rural activities were mixed farming – sheep, wool and meat cattle and during Ronald Bilton Denholm’s times, dairying was mainstay. A local doctor, Mr Schofield, bought the farm from the Denholms and ran cattle on it until his family sold it to a company that put in the Riesling and pinot grapes and produced a good German style Riesling. Mr Tao from Shanghai purchased the land in 2016 and built Iron Creek Bay Estate to welcome visitors to this unique part of Tasmania. Also, determined to expand the site’s agricultural production, Mr. Tao planted 10,000 cherry trees consisting of Lapin, Simone, Van and Ranier varieties as well as strawberries, plums, apples and apricots for both export and the local market as well as grapes for locally produced wine.
Penguin: Meet fifth-generation Tasmanian farmer, Guy Robertson, at Mount Gnomon Farm for an exclusive farm-to-fork Be My Guest experience in his beautiful barn.
What's Included
Accommodation
Cherrypicked hotels, all tried and trustedPorterage where hotels provide this service
Meals
Breakfast daily and up to half of your evening meals
Transport
All land transport shown. All transfers shownLuxury airconditioned coach with WiFi in most countries or alternative transportation (such as rail journeys)
Guide
An expert Travel Director and professional Driver
Others
Mustsee sightseeingOptional Experiences and free time
What's Excluded
Itinerary
Tasmania’s wild landscapes and culinary delights take center stage on the 'Perfect Tasmania' tour. Spanning 13 days from Hobart to Launceston and Bicheno, this national parks adventure brings you face-to-face with dramatic cliffs, Wineglass Bay’s turquoise waters, and unique Tasmanian wildlife. Designed for experienced travelers who appreciate nature and local flavor, the tour includes stays in quality hotels, regional wines, and fresh seafood. The unique selling point is its access to Tasmania’s untamed beauty and rich history, making it the ultimate trip for those seeking both adventure and comfort in Australia’s southern gem.
day 1Welcome to Hobart
Welcome to Hobart, the capital of Australia's smallest state and the starting point for your adventure (flights to arrive prior to 3pm). Arriving at your hotel opposite Constitution Dock, you'll soon see how this is the perfect base for your time in Hobart. Ease into the day with a stroll along the mighty Derwent River before it empties into Storm Bay and the Tasman Sea, or keep it close to the hotel with a walk around the docks, taking in the colourful collection of yachts, boats, and fishing trawlers. Also the finishing line for the annual Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, its friendly, festive atmosphere is your warm Tassie' welcome. Tonight, set the scene for the rest of your Australia tour package and join your Travel Director and group for a dinner designed to treat you to the delicious flavours of Tasmania.
Meals
Dinner
Location Visited
Hobart
Accommodation
Grand Chancellor
day 2Discover Old and New Hobart
day 3Strahan, Gateway to Macquarie Harbour
day 4Cruise on the River Snatched from the Brink
day 5Cradle Mountain's Wonderful Wilderness
day 6Launceston, Capital of the North
day 7Wilderness and Wine in Launceston
day 8Escape to the East Coast
day 9Discover the Bays of Freycinet
day 10Double Treat Today
day 11Explore Historic Port Arthur
day 12Make the Most of Hobart
day 13Farewell Hobart
Good to Know
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AnonymousVerified Traveler
5.0 | Excellent
Fabulous coverage. Fabulous food & hotels. It was summer but you need to tell your tourists that winter clothes are needed. Tasmania has beautiful natural scenery plus very clean air.
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AnonymousVerified Traveler
5.0 | Excellent
The trip packed a great deal in and there were a lot of ins and outs of the coach and sometimes not quite enough time at some intetesting locations. Itinerary was varied and the Tour Director and local experts were knowledgable. Accommodation wss generally good to very good, with one exception. Meals included were generally good to lovely, with a few exceptions which were poor to average. Free time was enjoyed as it gave me time to do what particularly interested me.
