Discover one of Tasmania’s most iconic wilderness regions on a full-day tour.

Travel through lush farmland and forest before entering Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park. Wander the boardwalks around Dove Lake, enjoy gentle rainforest trails beneath ancient myrtle and King Billy pines, and watch for wombats and wallabies grazing in the open plains.

Your guide brings the landscape to life with stories of geology, wildlife and history. Suitable for both walkers and non-walkers.

A wonderful introduction to the region. Enjoy sweeping lookouts, rolling farmland, historic rural towns and scenic waterfalls hidden in cool temperate rainforest.

With gentle walks, photo stops and stories of local history and modern farming, this tour blends nature, culture and exploration.

Visit the seaside town of Penguin, famous for its quirky penguin statues, cafes and relaxed coastal charm.

Stroll along pristine beaches, browse local shops and enjoy spectacular ocean lookouts along one of Tasmania’s loveliest stretches of coastline. A peaceful, refreshing day perfect for travellers wanting scenery and fresh sea air.

Explore Sheffield, the Town of Murals, where colourful artworks tell the stories of local characters and history. Continue through the Kentish countryside with dramatic views of Mt Roland.

Enjoy time for browsing shops, taking photos and optional short walks in this scenic and creative community.

Travel to the historic village of Stanley, known for its heritage streets, seafood, charming shops and the striking volcanic plug called The Nut.

Explore Highfield House, wander the town and ride or walk to the top of The Nut for sweeping views over Bass Strait and the surrounding farmland. A beautiful mix of history, coastal scenery and quiet charm.

Visit the striking volcanic plateau of Table Cape, with its rolling farmland, clifftop views and the historic Table Cape Lighthouse. In spring, the famous tulip fields burst into colour, creating one of Tasmania’s most photographed seasonal landscapes.

Enjoy coastal walks, photography stops and stories about the region’s geological past.

Walk through one of Tasmania’s finest botanical gardens, home to more than 22,000 rhododendrons and companion plants set among lakes, bridges and peaceful pathways.

Inspired by the landscapes of Asia, Europe and North America, the gardens are especially vibrant in spring but beautiful year-round. Ideal for gardeners and photographers.

Meet Tasmanian devils, wombats, kangaroos, quolls, reptiles and more at this much-loved family-run wildlife park.

Enjoy keeper talks, easy walking trails and excellent wildlife photography opportunities. A favourite for families and nature lovers.

Combine two highlights in one day. Meet native animals at Wings Wildlife Park, then explore the spectacular limestone formations of Gunns Plains Caves, with stalactites, stalagmites, glow-worms, flowstones and an underground river.

A perfect mix of wildlife and adventure.

Enjoy a peaceful and nature-filled experience at the Tasmanian Arboretum, one of the best places in Australia to see wild platypus.

Set in a beautiful landscaped valley near Eugenana, the Arboretum features lakes, streams and themed gardens representing trees from around the world.

Your guide will help you explore the trails and explain the fascinating history of this volunteer-created sanctuary.

The highlight of the visit is the chance to quietly watch for platypus in their natural habitat. The Arboretum’s main lake is home to a healthy resident population, and sightings are common throughout the day — a rare opportunity for wildlife lovers. You may also spot native birds, wallabies, reptiles and other local species as you wander the grounds.