Tasmania Classic 5 Day Tour

Itinerary Adjustment Notice

According to the latest announcement from the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service:

Tasman Arch & Devils Kitchen will undergo upgrades and renovations on April 15, 2026, and is scheduled to reopen by October 2026.

Therefore, the Port Arthur itinerary is adjusted as follows:

The original four wonders → changed to:

Retained: Tessellated Pavement

Cancelled: Tasman Arch, Devils Kitchen, Blowhole

Added: Remarkable Cave

The afternoon itinerary remains unaffected; the Port Arthur archaeological site will be visited as scheduled.

The overall duration and experience remain largely unchanged, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the beauty and culture of the Tasman Peninsula.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Please inquire about the tour start date, itinerary order, and price before placing your order! 【*Surcharges may apply for some weekends, holidays, sporting events, conferences, and certain festivals, including but not limited to the following time periods. Please inquire beforehand!!】 Christmas Day/Dark MOFO/Sydney to Hobart/ New Year’s Eve/Taste of Summer

*The itinerary order and times are for reference only and are subject to adjustment based on actual circumstances. In case of special circumstances [such as weather, flight changes, or other force majeure factors], the company reserves the right to adjust the itinerary.

Itinerary Notes

1. The daily itinerary order may be adjusted and rotated, but the attractions and content will remain unchanged; the daily itinerary time and attraction order are for reference only, and the final arrangement is subject to the guide’s scheduling on the day; guests will receive an itinerary notification SMS one day before departure.

2. Launceston offers two travel dates; please select according to your travel time:
Travel time: Mid-January to Mid-December → Select 【Launceston (Part 1)】
Travel time: Mid-December to Mid-January of the following year → Select 【Launceston (Part 2)】

1. Hobart City: Richmond Town – Salamanca Square – Wellington Hill – Cascade Brewery Exterior
Visit Richmond Town, one of Tasmania’s most historic towns. This area boasts Australia’s oldest stone bridge and a quaint church, making it a great place to experience the atmosphere of an English town and take photos. Head to the lively Salamanca Square, home to art galleries, craft shops, and various cafes and restaurants, a perfect place to experience Hobart’s urban culture and artistic atmosphere. (If visiting on a Saturday, you can also visit the Salamanca Market). In the afternoon, ascend Wellington Hill for panoramic views of Hobart and the magnificent Derwent River, experiencing the natural charm of the sea breeze and mountain scenery. (If, due to unforeseen circumstances, you cannot visit Wellington Hill, the itinerary will be changed to Rosny Hill Lookout.) The final stop is a tour of the Cascade Brewery. This is Australia’s oldest brewery, its exterior retaining a classic architectural style, making it a popular landmark for photography and sightseeing.

2. Port Arthur: Four Natural Wonders – Port Arthur Historic Site – Optional 1.5-hour Cape Raoul Cruise (at your own expense)
Departing from Hobart, drive southeast along the scenic Tasman Highway to Port Arthur for a day trip filled with natural wonders and historical culture.

The first stop on the itinerary is the Tasman Peninsula’s famous “Four Wonders”—Checkerboard Rock, Blowhole, Tasman Arch, and Devil’s Kitchen.

Afterwards, visit the Port Arthur Historic Site, once an important base for British convicts in the 19th century and now a World Heritage Site. The park preserves numerous historical buildings, including the main prison, church, workshops, and hospital, offering insights into the lives of prisoners and the historical context of the colony. (A 1.5-hour Cape Raoul cruise can be added).

3. Wineglass Bay: Swansea – Fressina National Park – Wineglass Bay Viewpoint – Honeymoon Bay

From Hobart, drive north along the East Coast Scenic Drive for approximately 2 hours to reach the seaside town of Swansea. This is one of Tasmania’s oldest seaside settlements, offering views of the Fressina National Park mountains across the water while enjoying tranquil coastal scenery. Afterwards, head to the Wineglass Bay viewpoint, approximately a 1-hour drive. The round trip on the trail takes about 1.5 hours, with a moderate uphill section offering the most classic view—a crescent-shaped white sand beach reflecting the azure waters, one of Tasmania’s most iconic sights.

Next, visit Honeymoon Bay, a small but beautiful bay with crystal-clear waters, perfect for a quiet stroll or taking photos.

4. Cradle Mountain: Sheffield – Cradle Mountain National Park – Dove Lake – Ronny Creek
First, visit the town of Sheffield. This is the famous “Mural Town,” where vibrant murals line the streets, telling stories of Tasmania’s history and life. Afterwards, we continue to Cradle Mountain National Park.

Within the park, we’ll mainly visit Dove Lake, considered a postcard-perfect spot in Cradle Mountain. Its mirror-like surface reflects the majestic peaks, making it a perfect location for photos. Ronny Creek, a wetland meadow, is a habitat for wombats, where you can often see them up close. The boardwalk here is also perfect for a relaxing stroll.

(If the summit is closed, the tour will be changed to include hiking trails near Ranger Station at the foot of the mountain, such as the Enchanted Walk and King Billy Track.)

5. Launceston (Part 1): Swiss Village → Tamar Island Wetland Reserve → Cataract Gorge (Visit time: Mid-January to Mid-December)
Starting from Launceston city, first visit the picturesque Grindelwald Swiss Village, a Swiss town modeled after a traditional Swiss village, featuring lake views, wooden houses, cafes, and craft shops—a great place for photography and leisurely strolls.

Next, drive to the Tamar Island Wetland Reserve, traversing a vast wetland ecosystem along a boardwalk. You’ll have the chance to see native birds, black swans, frogs, and various aquatic plants—an ideal place to get close to nature. Finally, we’ll visit Cataract Gorge. Featuring suspension bridges, walking trails, cable cars, viewing platforms, and meadows teeming with kangaroos and peacocks, it’s one of Langsey’s most iconic natural attractions.

5. Launceston (Part 2): Bridestowe Lavender Estate (admission not included) + Cataract Gorge (Visit time: mid-December to mid-January)
The itinerary starts in Launceston city center, first visiting the famous Bridestowe Lavender Estate (admission not included). The entire purple flower field is romantic and soothing; stroll through the flower fields for photos, sample unique lavender desserts, and purchase souvenirs.

Afterwards, head to the city’s backyard, Cataract Gorge, hiking mountain trails and crossing suspension bridges, taking a cable car ride for panoramic views of the gorge, and perhaps even encountering kangaroos and peacocks along the way. Easily unlock Launceston’s natural and romantic charm.

Hotel & Airport Transfer

1. Flight Requirement: Day 1 Local Time 09:00 1. Arrive in Hobart previously; depart Launceston at 16:00 local time on the last day. If no suitable flight is available, please choose to depart Hobart at 20:00.

2. Upon arrival, directly participate in the itinerary; free airport pick-up is provided. On the last day of the itinerary, depart; free airport drop-off is provided.

3. Transfer services outside the main itinerary will incur additional charges; please consult customer service for details. Passengers can also arrange their own airport-hotel transportation.

4. For areas outside the city center, guesthouses, etc., where vehicles cannot easily reach the address, guests need to go to the nearest meeting point to wait for boarding. Please consult customer service in advance for the exact meeting point.

【Please read the following flight time notes carefully】

* The suggested flight times may vary depending on the itinerary order. Please confirm the flight time again before purchasing tickets!

* The actual airport transfer time may be earlier depending on the situation on the day. If your departure flight is booked for a later time, you still need to arrive at the airport in advance according to our transfer arrangements, or you can choose to forgo the transfer and make your own way to the airport (at your own expense).

* In the event of airline cancellation or delay of the flight, guests need to proactively notify the pick-up personnel of the time change. If you miss the driver/guide’s departure time from the airport, you will need to make your own way to the destination to meet the driver/guide at your own expense.

Reference Hotels (for reference only, specific hotels cannot be requested)

4-Star Hotels
Hobart: Best Western Hobart/Travelodge Hotel Hobart/Wrest Point/ibis Styles Hobart or similar
Launceston: Best Western Plus Launceston
Mercure Launceston or similar

4.5-Star Hotels
Hobart: Crowne Plaza HOBART by IHG/Wrest Point Point Hotel or similar; Launceston Hotel Grand Chernell or similar