Ultimate Tasmania Journey
Discover the best of Tasmania in just six unforgettable days. From the sparkling beaches of Freycinet to the alpine wilderness of Cradle Mountain and the ancient rainforests of the Gordon River, this fully guided tour showcases Tasmania’s most iconic landscapes, charming towns, and rich heritage. With comfortable transport, small groups, and expert local guidance, it’s the ultimate way to experience Tasmania’s wild beauty, history, and heart.
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Day 1 – Arrive Hobart
Meet your private driver-guide at Hobart Airport and start your journey. Explore Hobart’s historic Battery Point, Salamanca Place, and vibrant waterfront. In the afternoon, take in breathtaking views from the summit of Kunanyi / Mount Wellington.
Overnight: Hobart
Day 2 – East Coast Drive to Freycinet National Park
Travel north along the scenic east coast, stopping at Richmond and seaside villages. Arrive at Freycinet National Park to walk to the Wineglass Bay Lookout and soak up the beauty of Tasmania’s coastline.
Overnight: Coles Bay
Day 3 – Midlands and Launceston
Head inland through Tasmania’s charming Midlands. Visit the historic towns of Ross and Oatlands before arriving in Launceston. Explore Cataract Gorge, stroll the city gardens, and enjoy Launceston’s lively dining scene.
Overnight: Launceston
Day 4 – Cradle Mountain and Drive to Strahan
Depart Launceston and visit the stunning Cradle Mountain National Park. Walk the iconic Dove Lake Circuit, enjoy the alpine air, and spot native wildlife. After exploring, continue your scenic drive west to the picturesque town of Strahan.
Overnight: Strahan
Day 5 – Gordon River Cruise and Explore Strahan
Board a morning Gordon River Cruise and glide through Tasmania’s World Heritage rainforest, past mirrored waters and ancient trees. In the afternoon, explore Strahan’s waterfront, Ocean Beach, or take an easy walk to Hogarth Falls.
Overnight: Strahan
Day 6 – Lake St Clair and Return to Hobart
Depart Strahan in the morning and journey through Tasmania’s wild heartlands. Stop at Lake St Clair—the deepest freshwater lake in Australia—for a lakeside stroll and time to enjoy the stillness of Tasmania’s wilderness. After your visit, continue the scenic drive to Hobart, arriving by late afternoon.
Overnight: Hobart