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This is an all inclusive private Bruny Island experience. We are a small private family run operation. Bruny Island is our second home, we have grown up on Island and have a deep history and great network of friends and local providers. We are passionate to share and introduce our backyard to guests and believe its a privilege to offer small private experiences. Our small groups have minimum number of 2 guests and maximum numbers of 10 guests. For comfort, access, and indepth in converstion and interpretation. We are allow of guest needs and provide a sensitive balance to our day on Bruny Island. With all things native, wilderness landscapes, local produce and our deep history. Optional walks to spectacular coastal bluff are available or follow a different trail of history and produce. Please mention interests and we will provide the balance in your next Tasmanian adventure.

Take a one-day journey deep into the heart of Tasmania’s wilderness. Walk across the 140m high Gordon Dam-Australia’s highest arch dam. Encounter Lake Pedder with its rich colors and intriguing story. Venture into the temperate rainforest. • Dare to cross the 140m Gordon Dam, Australia’s highest arch dam looking straight down • Lunch beside magnificent Lake Pedder, with its white sand and colourful tannin stained waters and learn its incredible history • Discover the beauty and tranquility of Tasmania’s temperate rainforest as you enjoy a short easy walk and learn its trees and their secrets.

Home to rugged wilderness, serene lakes, and protected parklands, Tasmania is a backpacker’s dream destination—but exploring the remote island by public transport is a challenge. On this adventurous road trip, reach natural attractions and hidden treasures like Lake St. Clair and the Tarkine Rainforest with ease. With accommodation and park fees included, see the best of Tasmania in six action-packed days.

Take a walk on the wild side with a 3-day luxury camping adventure in Tasmania’s Southwest National Park.  Enjoy a scenic 1-hour flight over Bruny Island, spot rare birds at the Deny King Memorial Hide and marvel over the UNESCO-listed landscapes. That’s not all: hike to the peak of Mt Beattie or Mt Rugby (optional); discover the region’s fascinating Aboriginal heritage; and cruise around the Bathurst Harbour Marine Reserve. This action-packed tour includes deluxe accommodation at a private campsite, all meals and round-trip flights from Hobart.

Enjoy aerial views of Hobart on a 30-minute flight that takes in natural sights like Mt Wellington and manmade attractions like the MONA. As you fly over the city and River Derwent, look down on the Hobart skyline, northern suburbs and Clifton Beach. This flightseeing experience is limited to 10 passengers. 

Sample the best of Tasmania in one week’s time on a small-group 6-day tour that covers many of Tasmania’s premier attractions. Travel round-trip from Hobart to destinations including Port Arthur, Bicheno, Launceston, Cradle Mountain, and Queenstown. Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites, places of historical interest, and a variety of spectacular wilderness areas, with opportunities to taste specialty foods along the way.

Bruny Island is Tasmania’s premiere island-within-an-island destination. Beautiful walks and sea-cliff lookouts within national parks, it's the perfect getaway experience! In addition to stunning scenery, Bruny Island is a foodies paradise. The island showcases a variety of artisan cheese, oysters, seafood, berries, fudge, wine, whisky, gin, beer and a selection of cafes and restaurants.

Soak up the scenery of Tasmania by air, land and sea on this unforgettable 9-hour tour from Hobart. Start your adventure with a scenic 50-minute flight to Strahan, then board a catamaran for a 5.5-hour cruise down the serene Gordon River. Keep your camera to hand as you float past UNESCO-listed landscapes, spot landmarks like Hells Gates and take a walking tour of historic Sarah Island. After tucking into a buffet lunch on-board (included), return to Strahan to explore the pretty town on foot. This small-group tour is limited to 14.

Mt Wellington is the landmark of Hobart, where is definitely the place in awe. Standing on the top of the mountain, the view that surrounds you is amazing. You can see the whole city of Hobart, the Derwent River and beyond. In Richmond, you can see the oldest convict constructed sandstone bridge still in use in Australia and St. John’s Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic Church in Australia. Then heading to Oyster Farm and Cascade Brewery, you can buy and taste the fresh oyster and Australia beer. On Saturday, Salamanca Market is the best place for both tourists and locals. It is Tasmania's most visited tourist attractions and has won many awards for excellence. The last stop is Australia oldest casino--Wrest Point (Alternative option: Wharf Sightseeing)

Mt. Field is one of the Island’s best-loved national parks. Experience iconic Russel Falls and stunning rainforest walks among ancient ferns and towering gumtrees. Visit one of Australia’s best wildlife sanctuaries and enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or a fabulous dining experience at the Agrarian Kitchen (open Friday-Sunday).

Discover the eastern part of Tasmania, including Hobart and Launceston, on this 5-day excursion. Join a small group and hit the highlights including Mount Wellington, Tasman National Park, Port Arthur, and Bay of Fires. Stop at several venues to sample local products including cheese, wine, oysters, and beer, and enjoy a city sightseeing tour of Launceston.

Explore the highlights of the magical Tasman Peninsula over four fantastic days of walking and sightseeing. This itinerary incorporates some of Tasmania’s most spectacular scenery. Enjoy towering clifftops, marvel at amazing rock formations and take a cruise around the spectacular Tasman Peninsula.

Learn about Battery Point from a friendly and knowledgeable guide Explore the streets, homes and buildings throughout the beautiful suburb Learn about the whalers, sealers and governors

Walk under the cliffs of the Organ Pipes, taking in the amazing views of the city and and towering dolerite cliffs the along the flat organ pipes track, before descending gently to the springs to explore it’s unique history.

Start with a 25minute scenic drive to the Chalet before walking the easy graded Organ Pipes Track (90 minutes). Take in the towering cliffs, snow gums and panoramic views of Hobart and surrounds. You will have a Local guide with a university level understanding of the mountain who knew the early hiking pioneers and can tell their stories. Then it’s time to drive to the summit. On the arrival of the mountain top, there is 35minute walk and scramble onto the trig point, an easy stroll to lookouts for amazing views of much of Tasmania. Also have a close up look at the unique alpine vegetation and geology. Then more remarkable views on the 35minute drive back to Hobart.

Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is a must-visit attraction in the Tasmanian capital, but to enjoy a day here to the fullest, join this tour. You’ll sail to MONA in the “Posh Pit” area of the ferry, where you’ll have access to complimentary wine, beer, canapes, and a private deck. Tour MONA independently, then progress to a guided tour of Moorilla Estate vineyard followed by lunch with paired wines. Very fancy.

Make the most of your time in port on this small-group shore excursion by bike. Discover the best of Hobart in just half a day, from Salamanca Place and Battery Point to the Cascade Gardens and Rosny Park Lookout. You'll have free time to explore the elegant Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens before heading back to your cruise ship.

The only one day (9.5 hour) driving tour to the Great Lake and Central Plateau, including wilderness, highland lakes and a veteran hydro power station. Your local guide David, learned relevant scientific disciplines at the University of Tasmania and worked for the organization that manages the lakes. Tour a 1916 Hydro power station, capture its stories and charm. Drive to the massive Great Lake to see the Miena dams, Reynolds Island and absorb the birds eye view at the Great Lake Lookout. Then stroll among rare pencil pines to behold pristine Pine lake. We then take in the alpine rainforest, dramatic escarpment and views of Northern Tasmania at the Liffy Forest Lookout. In addition, enjoy the great highland scenery as we drive to and from Hobart.

This unique day tour is packed full of adventure as we take you deep into the south of Tasmania. We drive through the historic riverside village of Franklin which still honours the traditional craft of building wooden boats. 2.5hr KAYAK TOUR (cost included) Join a truly Tasmanian kayak tour as we paddle on the spectacular waters of Port Esperance in Tasmania’s far south wilderness. Your tour is easy flat water paddling and no previous experience is required. All tours are great for families and kids! LUNCH AT THE KERMANDIE HOTEL (cost excluded) Enjoy a delicious sit down lunch with a view (October to April). Built in 1932, the Kermandie remains the heart of Port Huon, offering charming, comfortable accommodation, great food, a fully restored bar and views over its own marina. TAHUNE ADVENTURES (cost included) Walk in the treetops on the Tahune airwalk, cross a swinging bridge, see Huon pines and relish the views of the surrounding forest on this two-hour forest adventure.

This walking tour explores the highlights of the magical Tasman Peninsula over three fantastic days of walking and sightseeing. This itinerary is a slightly abridged version of our four day summer tour, and incorporates some of Tasmania's most spectacular scenery. Enjoy towering clifftops, marvel at amazing rock formations, and explore the spectacular Tasman Peninsula. This is a moderate to hard walk with rocky surfaces, steps and climbs to navigate so come prepared with your favourite walking shoes and poles.

This small private all inclusive multi-day walking experience, allows guests to gain great insight and depth of experience, into their chosen landscapes and locations. Some seasonal access may apply to each day. We have minimum guest numbers of 2 guests and maximum numbers of 10 guests. This allow for commfort, access, and indepth converstion and interpretation. Choose from 4 locations and amount of days that suits your group. The opportunity for the itinerary to remain flexible is attractive for some groups. While our fitness levels and tasting preferences are different and always changing. Be assured that all guests will achieve a sensational sense of adventure and reward for their one, two, three or four days of exploring with us. Lunches are included, and your afternoon tastings are included as well. Finally, we are a small private local operator, who has a great guest focus, bringing many years of knowledge and experience. We are proud to share and explore with you.

We have always had a passion and desire to share the spectacular native landscape with visitors. There is something special about spending time on an adventure with new friends. and private groups. Our minimum numbers are 2 guests and maximum numbers are 10 guests for comfort, in depth conversation and access. We specialise in this and have pursued the great outdoors all around the world and now what better place to share our knowledge and experience is here, where we believe is one of the highlights of the Tasman Peninsula, it's bushwalking. Our day, however is designed to take in that coastal walking experience, but also take time to understand our past, convict history and heritage. Because the Tasman Peninsula is home to one of our largest convict penitentiaries, Pot Arthur.