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- The best Tasmania tour packages
- What people love about Tasmania Tours
- Travel Tasmania your way
- Best tour companies for Tasmania tours
- Popular Tasmania Cruise Ships
- Tasmania tours for every type of group
- Top Tasmania travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Tasmania
- Contact our Tasmania travel experts
- What our customers ask about Tasmania Tours & Trips
The best Tasmania tour packages
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Super 7 - Seven Day Tour of Tasmania
87 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was a very interesting tour. The only hard part was getting up early to begin mopst days, but we did get to see more as a result.”
William, traveled in February
Seven days of diverse Tasmanian landscapes await. Walks through Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, Cradle Mountain's alpine terrain, and the historic Port Arthur site fill each day. Suitable for ages 8+, with multiple daily hiking options, 6 nights' accommodation, and mini-coach transport included.
Duration 7 days Destinations Hobart, Mount Field National Park, Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, Queenstown, Strahan, Henty Dunes, Tullah, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Dove Lake, SheffieldSee all destinations Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Under Down Under Tours From
- NZ$1,526
Tasmania Discovery Nature Tour
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Over all was excellent, tour guide and tour were outstanding.”
Jean, traveled in March
Tasmania's diverse landscapes unfold from Mount Field National Park's Russell Falls to Freycinet's Wineglass Bay. The tour includes Lake St Clair, Gordon River cruising, and Port Arthur's convict history. Created for travelers 55+, featuring comfortable motel stays and expert guides at approx. $220 per day.
Duration 8 days Destinations Hobart, Queenstown, Tullah, Launceston, Bicheno, Freycinet National Park, Port Arthur Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Australia and New Zealand Travel Company From
- NZ$3,107
Explorer Six - 6 Day Tour of Tasmania
47 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We saw a lot of Tasmania and covered 2000km. Many lovely stops - my favourite is Cradle Mountain Circuit.”
Christopher, traveled in January
Tasmania's natural wonders stretch from Lake St Clair to Wineglass Bay. Marvel at Montezuma Falls, meet wildlife at Bonorong Sanctuary, and wander through six national parks. Overnight stays in charming towns like Strahan and Bicheno provide access to remote wilderness areas.
Duration 6 days Destinations Hobart, Mount Field National Park, Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, Queenstown, Strahan, Henty Dunes, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Dove Lake, Sheffield, LauncestonSee all destinations Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Under Down Under Tours From
- NZ$1,304
Duration 4 days Destinations Hobart, Port Arthur, Eaglehawk Neck, Hartz Mountains National Park, Mount Wellington, Bruny Island, Cape Bruny Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$2,400
4 Day Wild Tasmania Tour
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“From hikes in the hills to relaxing on the beach, we saw so much of the country.”
Shannon, traveled in February
Tasmania's icons reveal themselves over 4 days: UNESCO-listed Cradle Mountain's wombat trails, Bay of Fires' orange-granite coastline, and Wineglass Bay's pristine beaches. Lakeside lodges and bush cabins offer wildlife viewing opportunities. Perfect 5.0 accommodation rating.
Duration 4 days Destinations Hobart, Mount Field National Park, Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, Queenstown, Tullah, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Bay of Fires Conservation Area, Bicheno, Freycinet National Park Age Range Ages 18-60 Operator Wild Tasmania Tours From
- NZ$1,105
What people love about Tasmania Tours
- Super 7 - Seven Day Tour of Tasmania
The Ultimate 8 Tassie tour was really great because we had a fantastic guide in Justin. He went well out of his way to make our experience exceptional and has a real love for nature and passes on his enthusiasm. The motels were really good on the motel upgrade option. The tour bus wasn't full and we had ample space but may have been cramped if fully loaded. The seats by the wheels have restricted leg room so awkward for anyone tall or with back issues. The tour was well organised and really packs alot in so early starts each day. Good value for money. The first 5 days are a set tour then the last 3 days are day trips out of Hobart so new people join the group. Justin was our guide for the bulk of the tour(first 5 days) thankfully as he was superb. We had Adelene for day 6 who was also very good. Then we had another guide for days 7 and 8 and here comes the only real criticism of the trip. This guide would have ruined the trip for me if he had been the guide for most of the tour and would not give a good impression of the company to those just doing the day trips at the end of the tour. This guide had a massive chip on his shoulder and I suspect self esteem issues! Among other things he regularly criticised other guides saying things like 'aren't you pleased you have got me as your guide because the others don't know what they are talking about'. He openly contradicted the poor girl giving the honey demonstration on the Bruny Island trip which was cringeworthy. He constantly referred to this or that good friend of his that was famous in some way which was a bore after several hours! He was rude to some walkers in an attempt at being funny. He wasn't as well organised as the other 2 guides confusing pick up points, timings and also forgot to order the cheese whilst on the Bruny island trip. He was also unhelpful to one of the girls on the MONA & the mountain day trip- she had a suitcase and he just left her stranded with it when she had to board the ferry and visit the art gallery even though he had cut the morning mountain section of the day short due to poor weather conditions. At least he could have dropped her off at the hostel which would have taken him a few minutes! The walking mentioned in the MONA & the mountain and Bruny island day trip itineraries was minimal especially compared to what we had experienced on previous days with the other 2 guides. He was also an erractic driver constantly turning round to look at us. The tour was great but would not have been if we had the guide used on the last 2 days of the tour for the whole tour. Check which guides are going to be used!
- Explorer Six - 6 Day Tour of Tasmania
Great tour with great people! Our guide Justin did an excellent job!! I would definitely recommend it!
- 4 Day Wild Tasmania Tour
Absolutely brilliant tour - highly recommend. Owned and operated by Trent, very experienced and knowledgeable tour guide who took care of everyone. All the highlights of Tasmania are covered with plenty of time at each stop. A lot of walking and/or hiking every day which is what you need to do in Tasmania as the nature is stunning. Great accommodation options, you can upgrade to private if you want to.
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The Overland Track gives you six solid days of proper wilderness trekking from Cradle Mountain to Lake St Clair - it's Tasmania's top multi-day walk and our customers tell us the guides make it special. They're great at explaining the local geology and wildlife, plus they somehow manage to cook really good meals at camp. If you want something more technical, the Western Arthurs Traverse runs 46km through alpine terrain with plenty of peaks and glacial lakes to navigate. For shorter walks without the heavy packs, we run day trips combining Freycinet National Park, Bruny Island and Mount Field where you can do the Wineglass Bay lookout track and Fluted Cape circuit at your own pace.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursExplore a wide diversity of coach / bus tours through Tasmania. We have 8 adventures that vary from 5 days to 10 days. With the greatest number of departures in October, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Our explorer tours really get you into Tasmania's wild corners and natural spaces. The popular 6-day option takes you to Wineglass Bay with its white sand beaches and deep into the ancient Tarkine rainforest, where our customers particularly love stopping for local cheese tastings in St Marys along the route. Another solid choice runs 7 days and includes walks through Mt Field's incredibly tall trees, plus you'll get up close with Tasmanian devils at Bonorong sanctuary. Our travelers often tell us how much they value the guides who adjust the day's activities based on how the group is feeling and what the weather's doing. These tours include nights in Sheffield's artistic community and good time exploring the different environments around Cradle Mountain.
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Our travelers consistently recommend three top operators for walking Tasmania's wilderness trails. Intrepid Travel and Tasmanian Hikes get high marks from hikers on the Cradle Mountain Overland Track, where guides bring solid expertise and - somewhat surprisingly for backcountry trekking - really good food to the experience. The equipment they provide is reliable and well-maintained, which makes a big difference when you're out in changeable Tassie weather. Under Down Under runs popular circuits like their Tassie 5 Highlights and Super 7 tours, where the guides earn praise for adapting routes to weather conditions and sharing deep local knowledge. Their tours are smoothly organized and hit all the key spots, though some of our customers suggest booking upgraded lodging if you want more comfort after long days of walking. The standard accommodations work fine but aren't fancy. The guides on these tours know exactly when to push on and when to take it slower, especially on more challenging sections. They're good at reading the group's energy levels and interests, tweaking daily plans to match conditions and keeping spirits high with interesting stories about Tasmania's nature, history and local characters. All three companies maintain small group sizes which lets you properly experience Tasmania's quiet wilderness areas, spot wildlife more easily and get proper attention from guides when you need it on the trails.
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134 tours in TasmaniaExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Tasmania. We have 134 adventures that vary from 3 days to 21 days. With the greatest number of departures in March, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
31 tours in TasmaniaWith maximum 16 people, our small group tours can reach those quiet corners of Tasmania that bigger groups miss. Our travelers tell us they love being able to stop for wildlife photos or take in the views without feeling rushed. The guides are great at working with different fitness levels, especially on walks around Cradle Mountain and Freycinet. You'll get to visit wooden boat builders in Franklin, chat with Tasmanian devil keepers and taste local produce right at the farm gate. With fewer people, there's more time to learn about Tasmania's history and ecology from your guide who's always happy to share stories and knowledge.
Top Tasmania travel itineraries to fit your plans
Tasmania's 3-day tours pack quite a punch for shorter trips. The classic route takes you from Cradle Mountain's wombat trails to Port Arthur's prison ruins and finishes with Bruny Island's local foods. Our travelers tell us they really love getting out early for wildlife spotting - you've got solid chances to find white wallabies and echidnas before other visitors arrive. If you're keen on Tasmania's western side, there's a focused option through Mount Field's towering trees and Russell Falls, then up to Cradle Mountain for walks around Dove Lake. The east coast tour is another solid choice where you'll walk up to Wineglass Bay lookout, take a boat around Freycinet's waters and meet Tasmanian devils at a wildlife sanctuary. What makes these trips special is having guides who know exactly when to visit each spot for the best experience.
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Seven days gives you proper time to sink into Tasmania's diverse landscapes. The main week-long route kicks off at Mount Field National Park before heading through the Western Wilds to Strahan, where you'll boat down Gordon River and dig into its convict past. At Cradle Mountain, our travelers really appreciate how the guides know just where to spot wombats and wallabies in their natural habitat. There's also a popular east coast focused route that combines Bay of Fires' white sand beaches with Freycinet's coastal trails and also Launceston's Cataract Gorge. You'll spend quality time at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, where our customers particularly value learning about their work saving endangered Tasmanian species.
Ten days lets you really explore Tasmania's quieter corners. The full circuit includes Gordon River cruising, walks through Tarkine rainforest and time in Sheffield with its outdoor art galleries spread across town walls. Our travelers especially enjoy mixing active walks with cultural experiences, like chatting with Tasmanian devil keepers about their conservation work. The eastern-focused route spends extra time around Freycinet with an extended cruise and proper exploration of Bay of Fires' orange-lichened rocks. You'll also visit Bridestowe Lavender Farm (which really shines in summer) and taste cheese at Ashgrove Farm, where our customers love watching the dairy cows that help create award-winning products.
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Our 6-day explorer tours really click with solo travelers - you get that perfect mix of social time and your own space. The hostels are comfortable and social; you can chat with other travelers but still have your quiet corner when you need it. Our guides Justin, Luke and Matt get lots of praise for making everyone feel part of the group while respecting different fitness levels. You'll walk through old-growth rainforests, take in the views from Wineglass Bay and spot native wildlife as you please. The schedule gives you built-in company for meals and activities, plus free evenings in Launceston and Hobart to do your own thing. Solo guests often tell us they felt supported but never crowded.
The 10-day tours work brilliantly for couples - there's time to both explore and relax. You'll cruise past Bruny Island's rocky cliffs, share scallop pie picnics in lovely spots and walk through Tasmania's oldest national parks together. MONA gallery in Hobart adds a cultural twist to your journey. We've included stops at small wineries in the Coal River Valley and evenings in cozy harbor towns. Our travelers love that we handle all the planning while they focus on the good stuff - watching penguins waddle at dusk, tasting local cheese and wines, and making memories together.
The 4-day wild Tasmania tours pack a real punch for young travelers who want action. You'll hike up to Marion's Lookout at Cradle Mountain, swim in crystal-clear waters and sleep under a blanket of stars. The bush camps put you right where wombats and quolls roam, and the group BBQ dinners are always fun. Days are full with plenty of walking and hiking choices. Our guides know exactly where to catch the best photos and find hidden swimming spots. They'll challenge the fitness enthusiasts with extra hikes while keeping options open for everyone else. The mix of outdoor activity and social time really works for younger travelers.
The 6-7 day discovery tours are spot-on for our senior travelers, offering different activity options each day. You'll stay in comfortable accommodation with guides who understand and adapt to various mobility needs. The pace feels just right as you explore Port Arthur's historic buildings, cruise along Gordon River and visit wildlife sanctuaries. Our guides always offer choices - like taking the challenging Mt Amos route or opting for the more gentle Wineglass Bay lookout walk. There's plenty of time at local producers, historic villages and viewpoints to properly take in Tasmania's landscapes at your own speed.
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Best time to visit Tasmania
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Tasmania's autumn tours blend seamlessly into satisfying combinations that our travelers love to experience. Multi-day explorations through the Tarkine rainforest and Freycinet National Park showcase seasonal transitions, with guides adapting paths to match daily conditions. Our guests particularly connect with 6-day wilderness circuits that combine walks among towering eucalyptus at Mount Field, local cheese tastings in St Marys, and encounters with native wildlife at Cradle Mountain. The week-long journeys earn high marks from customers, balancing active treks with cultural immersion - you'll hike to Wineglass Bay, visit Tasmanian devils at sanctuaries and explore Gordon River when hiking temperatures are just right. Groups stay small at 16 people, letting guides adjust the pace according to weather and group energy, while the mix of hostels and lodges offers both social spaces and quiet retreats. Our travelers often mention how guides excel at timing wildlife encounters, especially around Russell Falls and Cradle Mountain, where wombats and wallabies emerge during autumn's gentle days.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Our winter tours work well with Tasmania's cooler weather patterns - the guides know exactly when to adjust routes for the best experience. Multi-day trips from Hobart keep you moving through different landscapes, from morning walks under the tall eucalyptus at Mount Field to reaching the rugged west coast by afternoon. Our travelers like having choices, such as taking on the more challenging Marion's Lookout climb or doing an easier walk around Dove Lake at Cradle Mountain. The winter months are actually great for wildlife spotting - you'll often see wombats and wallabies out looking for food during the mild daytime hours.
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- Spring 2026
Tasmania comes alive with our highly-rated spring tours that blend diverse experiences into well-crafted journeys. The 6-day explorer routes adapt smoothly to spring conditions, with experienced guides Justin and Luke adjusting the daily flow based on seasonal patterns. You'll walk beneath towering trees at Mount Field, venture through the ancient Tarkine rainforest, and spot native wildlife emerging in the warmer weather. Solo travelers often tell us they love these tours because of how naturally the guides balance group activities with quiet moments. For those seeking more time in nature, our 7-day active circuits mix mountain biking on Maydena's purpose-built trails, walks through eucalyptus forests and also close-up encounters at Bonorong sanctuary. The 4-day wild tours attract younger travelers looking for genuine outdoor adventures - you'll tackle the climb to Marion's Lookout at Cradle Mountain and sleep where wombats and quolls make their rounds. These spring tours stand out because our guides have mastered the timing, from early wildlife viewing to perfectly timed walks for the best Wineglass Bay vistas.
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How Can I Best Experience Tasmania's Amazing Landscapes?
You've got lots of great ways to discover Tasmania's diverse beauty. Here's what works really well: Explorer tours are perfect if you're active and want to really get out there. Take the Tasmania Adventure tour - over 8 days you'll hike through stunning spots like Wineglass Bay trek ancient Tarkine rainforest and get to experience Aboriginal culture at ningina tunapri gallery. You'll even get to try local treats like artisan cheese and ice cream in charming St Marys. If you prefer traveling with a smaller crowd small group tours are your best bet. Usually around 12-19 people these tours feel more like traveling with friends while you explore places like Cradle Mountain meet Tassie devils at Bonorong and wander the gorgeous Bay of Fires. The Explorer Six tour packs all this into 6 amazing days. Want something totally customized? Private tours give you complete flexibility. The 5 Day Tasmania Private Tour lets you do things your way - maybe walking the Tahune Airwalk cruising the Huon River or climbing Cape Bruny Lighthouse.
What Kind of Travel Experiences Can I Choose From?
Tasmania's got something for every type of traveler. Here are some fantastic options: Bicycle tours let you really feel connected to the landscape. The St Patricks Day Road Cycle tour covers 448km over 7 days from Launceston to Hobart. You'll cycle through pretty towns like Scottsdale hit the mountain bike trails in Derby and even squeeze in some kayaking around Freycinet. Love hiking? The Cradle Mountain Overland Track is absolutely incredible. Over 6 days you'll cover 65km with expert guides camping in beautiful spots exploring historic huts and maybe even climbing Mt Ossa Tasmania's highest peak. If food's more your thing try the Tastes of Tasmania tour. You'll spend 7 days exploring everything from Hobart's historic docks to MONA museum sampling fresh oysters and discovering hidden foodie spots between Hobart and Launceston.
Which Natural Areas Should I Definitely Visit?
Tasmania's natural wonders are surprisingly easy to get to. The must-sees include: Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park with its iconic mountain views and Dove Lake - you can drive shuttle or tour there. Freycinet National Park home to the stunning Wineglass Bay is accessible by car or guided tours. Don't miss Tasman National Park's dramatic sea cliffs or the Bay of Fires with its orange-tinted rocks and crystal waters.
Where Can I Find Tasmania's Hidden Gems?
Looking for somewhere a bit quieter? Try these special spots: Mount Field National Park is peaceful and beautiful with Russell Falls and ancient trees. The Tarkine Rainforest takes more effort to reach but rewards you with Australia's largest temperate rainforest. Maria Island's a car-free paradise you can reach by ferry - perfect for wildlife watching and discovering convict history.