Tasmania

Whether it's history, natural beauty or fabulous food and wine, Tassie is the place for you. 

After soaking up history on Hobart’s riverfront cobblestone streets you could wind through the cool-climate wineries, visit beautiful Wineglass Bay or discover shipwrecks and diamonds on Flinders Island. Walk over Cataract Gorge, head to the World Heritage-listed wilderness, trek the Overland Track, wander through dark Gondwanan rainforest and watch two wild rivers tumble through valleys as one in Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. As well as rugged and ancient natural beauty, Tasmania has a thriving creative culture, a rich history of convicts, piners, miners and whalers and great food and wine.

Accommodation can vary from camping to lodges and hotels and budget will vary accordingly.

Popular itineraries and activities include:

* 4, 5 or 6 day Launceston, Cradle and the North - Edwardian buildings, Tamar Valley wineries, antique galleries, craft shops and World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park.

* 6 to 10 days circle Tasmania - Full circle includes all the main sights both historical and geographical beginning and ending in Hobart.

* 6 day Hobart and Australian history - Focus on the colonial history of Hobart, Huonville and Richmond, and the prison site of Port Arthur.

* 5 or 6 day Launceston to Hobart along the coast (or reverse) - The east coast is a bushwalking and kayaking paradise. Freycinet National Parks breathtaking crystal clear bays, woodlands and gorgeous beaches, game fishing, berry farms, rainforests and seaside villages

* 5 - 10 day Tassie Wilderness Experience including camping, hiking or clycling - for the more adventurous we have cycling or hiking tours focused in the Cradle Mountain and Gordon River areas.