Enjoy with us this stunning island located off the south coast of mainland Australia that offers rugged landscapes and natural wilderness to excite and inspire visitors. The inland mountains, highland lakes and moorlands, stunning cliff views, outstanding beaches and wildlife experiences make it and ideal destination for walkers and outdoor adventurers. Set against this wonderful scenery is the high productivity and diversity of agriculture that includes livestock and crop operations, bulb and flower production and whisky and wine production - all of which feature in our tour.
Tour Highlights:
Enjoy behind-the-scenes experiences with leading family-run livestock and horticultural enterprises, gaining firsthand insight into Tasmanian farming practices and innovation.
Immerse yourself in the Hobart’s rich maritime and colonial heritage. Explore the historic waterfront precinct and browse the vibrant Salamanca Market, renowned for its local produce, crafts, and artisan foods.
Journey to the Tasman Peninsula for a half-day excursion to Port Arthur, Australia’s most significant 19th-century penal settlement. This powerful site offers insight into Tasmania’s convict past amid a dramatic coastal landscape.
Travel south to the fertile Huon Valley, one of the world’s most southerly fruit-growing regions. This picturesque area is known for its orchards, vineyards, cider houses, and sustainable agriculture, showcasing the region’s productive rural economy.
Explore Woolmers Estate, a beautifully preserved UNESCO World Heritage–listed property that brings Tasmania’s convict and pastoral history to life through its grand architecture and landscaped grounds.
Meet passionate artisan producers, sampling and learning about locally crafted cheeses, hazelnuts, pickled onions, wines, and ciders, highlighting Tasmania’s reputation for premium produce and small-scale craftsmanship.
Visit Sheffield, famously known as the Town of Murals, where large-scale artworks depicting pioneer life and local history adorn heritage buildings throughout the town.
Discover the dramatic landscapes of Tasmania’s Central Highlands with a visit to Cradle Mountain National Park, including time at the iconic Dove Lake, surrounded by alpine scenery and ancient wilderness.
Explore Derwent Bridge, view The Wall in the Wilderness, an extraordinary series of hand-carved Huon pine panels created by artist Greg Duncan, telling the story of Tasmania’s rugged highlands.
Experience Tasmania’s wild and remote coastline with a lunch cruise on Macquarie Harbour. This journey reveals imposing cliffs, dense rainforest, historic sites, and the untamed beauty of the West Coast.
