Group Experiences in Hobart

Enjoy quick transfers to the Hobart Airport with six convenient pickup locations in Hobart City. Skip the hassle of public transport and avoid high parking fees, as this door-to-door service takes you directly to the airport in time for check-in. The bus transfer offers a quick way to travel to the airport in modern coaches with free WiFi. The bus departs Hobart City every 30 minutes, seven days a week, ensuring an easy and reliable commute to the airport.

Get a great value pass for the Port Arthur Historic Site, which includes two days of access and a cruise around Carnarvon Bay. Explore over 30 historic buildings, learn about Australia’s convict history, and enjoy a relaxing cruise to see the site from different angles. Visit other attractions like the Interpretation Gallery, Museum & Convict Centre, and the Dockyard at your own pace.

Cruise the Derwent River on a new vessel with 14 passengers. Sit in the cabin with leather seating and large windows. Pass by Battery Point, Wrest Point Casino, and the Shot Tower with Mount Wellington in the background. Head south to see the historic Iron Pot, Australia’s oldest lighthouse, and listen to stories of Hobart’s early days. In Storm Bay, pass Betsey Island, home to seabirds like cormorants, gulls, and the white-bellied sea eagle. As you circle the island, see Hope Beach, known for its breaks and offshore winds. Cruise near the shore to observe the waves where local surfers practice. After 2.5 hours on the water, return to Hobart.

Start with a full-day trip from Hobart to Bruny Island. Use bus, ferry, and boat to visit the island’s highlights, coastline, and sea cliffs. Begin with a drive and ferry crossing, followed by morning tea on Bruny Island with a blueberry muffin and a hot or cold drink. Head to Adventure Bay for a 3-hour cruise on a custom vessel. Glide by cliffs, sea caves, and shoreline. Look out for seals, dolphins, and whales. Afterward, have lunch at a local restaurant with pumpkin soup and a salad roll with Tasmanian salmon or local ham. End the day with a bus tour of the island. Then take the ferry back and relax on the return journey to Hobart. Finish with a hotel drop-off.

Join a guided tour of Bruny Island with a local expert. Depart from Hobart and spend a full day exploring. Visit the island's many sights and taste local products like cheese, fresh oysters, honey, fudge, mead, and wine. Meet the skilled people who make these treats. Taste cheese and handcrafted ale at the Bruny Island Cheese and Beer Co Have lunch at Pennicott’s beachside restaurant in Adventure Bay, including shucked oysters and two glasses of wine. See The Neck and its sweeping views of the island's isthmus. Walk along a quiet beach and travel through diverse landscapes, from light bush in the north to the lush Mavista Rainforest in the south. Look out for unique wildlife, such as the rare white wallaby. End the trip with a ferry ride back to Kettering and then return to Hobart.

Depart Hobart with a return bus transfer for a 90-minute cruise from Port Arthur Historic Site to Cape Raoul. See the Tasman Peninsula’s cliffs, sea caves, arches, and white sand beaches. Spot dolphins, seals, whales, and seabirds. Pass Point Puer and the Isle of the Dead. View the sands of Safety Cove and the dunes of Crescent Bay. See Cape Pillar and Tasman Island. Cruise past West Arthur Head toward the cliffs of Cape Raoul. Find Australian fur seals on the cliff base. Watch for albatrosses and sea eagles above. Explore the Port Arthur Historic Site, part of the World Heritage list. Learn about Tasmania’s history and coastline.

Join the Tasman Island day tour to visit the Tasman Peninsula. Start with a guided bus ride from Hobart. After arrival, have morning tea and then board a vessel for a 3-hour cruise. See sea cliffs, caves, arches, and where the Southern Ocean meets the Tasman Sea. Watch for seals, dolphins, whales, and seabirds. Learn about the region’s history and geology. After the cruise, have lunch at a local restaurant. Then, go sightseeing around the Tasman Peninsula. The bus returns to Hobart in the late afternoon with a hotel drop-off option.

Join a full-day small-group tour from Hobart to visit Wineglass Bay and other Tasmanian landmarks. Travel to Freycinet National Park, where you will walk to the Wineglass Bay lookout and see wildlife, beaches, and coves. Try wines, seafood, and wood-fired pizzas at Devils Corner Winery. Learn about the area from your guide. At no extra cost, drive through Tasmania's wine region, the Coal River Valley, and stop at the historic town of Richmond. This tour offers a varied itinerary to help you get the most out of your visit to Tasmania, including seaside towns, historic sites, and coastal views.

Visit Mount Field National Park, just a 1.5-hour drive from Hobart. Walk through temperate rainforests and alpine moorlands and see waterfalls like Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls. Follow the Tall Trees Trail to see Swamp Gums over 80 meters high and complete the loop to Lady Barron Falls. Reach the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to see native animals and learn about Tasmania’s rare species from expert staff. Drive to the summit of Kunyani/Mount Wellington at 1271 meters, offering views over Hobart.

Explore some of the world's top beaches on the East Coast, starting at Freycinet National Park. Join a group tour to the Wineglass Bay lookout, where a 45-minute uphill hike leads to amazing views of the beach and turquoise waters. After taking in the view, you can either hike down to the beach for a swim or relaxation or head back with a guide to explore Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay, and Cape Tourville Lighthouse. Also, the adventure can be customized to your preferences. Visit Devil's Corner Winery, located on a hill with views of Freycinet. It's a great spot to relax with a glass of wine, fresh seafood, wood-fired pizza, tea, coffee, or artisan gelato.

Travel from Hobart to the Tasman Peninsula and see the impressive caves and arches formed by the Southern Ocean. Take a morning walk along clifftops 300 meters high, with stops at Pirates Bay, Waterfall Bay, Tasman Arch, and Devil’s Kitchen to see the top sights. Visit Port Arthur to explore the well-preserved ruins of a former convict settlement. Enjoy a four-hour visit, including a free harbor cruise around the Isle of the Dead and informative site talks. End the day in Richmond, a historic village with old stone buildings, candy shops, and Australia’s oldest bridge, built by convicts and rumored to be haunted.

Step right into the heart of Bruny Island's magic, with a 13-year legacy of unlocking its secret treasures. This experience is brimming with a tantalizing morning tea spread, a sumptuous lunch at the renowned Hotel Bruny, and an exclusive tour of the iconic Cape Bruny Lighthouse – all peppered with local produce tastings that tease the senses. Every day, the Bruny Island Sightseeing, Foods, and Lighthouse Tours crafts friendships and unforgettable memories. Departing from Hobart around the crisp morning hour of 7 am, this tour promises an adventure of a lifetime. Indulge in a rustic picnic-style morning tea featuring freshly shucked oysters, island cheese, and oven-fresh breads served on the beach. Feel the gentle ocean waves tickle your feet and the warm sand massage your toes. Sweeten the journey with tastings at Bruny Island Honey and the decadent Bruny Island Chocolate/Fudge Company. The tour also whisks you away to Bruny Island's star attractions, including the breathtaking Truganini Lookout, the bustling Neck Wildlife Zone, the serene Adventure Bay, the picturesque Two Tree Point, and the wild South Bruny National Park. Don't forget to keep an eye out for the elusive White Wallaby!