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5-Day Lap of Tasmania Tour from Hobart
5 days
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About this activity
Day one: Russell Falls, Lake St Clair & Mount Field National Park: An epic day in spectacular World Heritage wilderness with impressive waterfalls, stunning mountain top views and Tasmanian wildlife – in the wild! Lunch at Lake St Clair, take in Tasmania’s hydro heritage at Tarraleah and watch the sunset over Lake Rosebery.
Overnight: Jump House Tullah (dorms and shared bathroom rooms), Tullah Lakeside Lodge (ensuite rooms)
Day 2: Montezuma Falls, Strahan & Henty Dunes: This is one of the only tour operators that takes you to Montezuma Falls, Tasmania's tallest waterfall. Wander through ancient rainforests, enjoy lunch in beautiful Strahan and then run wild on the giant Henty sand dunes. Best jumping photos ever!
Overnight: Jump House Tullah (dorms and shared bathroom rooms), Tullah Lakeside Lodge (ensuite rooms)
Day 3: Cradle Mountain, Sheffield, Honey & Salmon Tasting: Cradle Mountain is spectacular - and you have plenty of time to enjoy it. Take it in with a quiet stroll or choose a more challenging hike – the choice is yours. Sheffield, the town of murals, is the lunch stop. Later on you taste honey and sample delicious hot smoked salmon. At the end of the day we visit Launceston's beautiful Cataract Gorge.
Overnight – Launceston Backpackers (dorms and shared bathroom rooms), Batman Fawkner Hotel (ensuite rooms)
Day 4: Bay of Fires, Cheese Tasting & Bicheno: The Bay of Fires has to be seen to be believed – consistently rated as one of the world's best beaches, it's a place that everyone loves but few have visited. On the way there you will taste some great local cheese from Pyengana. Later you'll have a chance to try some fantastic Tasmanian oysters. Tonight you can walk to the beach to see little penguins come ashore.
Overnight: Seaview @ Bicheno (dorms), Silversands (double/twins and ensuites)
Day 5: Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park & Kate's Berry Farm: Today you'll have the opportunity to visit a wildlife sanctuary to see the rescued animals, including the Tasmanian Devil (extra cost). After that you visit the Freycinet National Park and famous Wineglass Bay. With hours to explore, you can go up for a dramatic view or down to the gleaming white beach. In the afternoon you drive down the coast, with a stop at famous Kate's Berry Farm.
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Overnight: Jump House Tullah (dorms and shared bathroom rooms), Tullah Lakeside Lodge (ensuite rooms)
Day 2: Montezuma Falls, Strahan & Henty Dunes: This is one of the only tour operators that takes you to Montezuma Falls, Tasmania's tallest waterfall. Wander through ancient rainforests, enjoy lunch in beautiful Strahan and then run wild on the giant Henty sand dunes. Best jumping photos ever!
Overnight: Jump House Tullah (dorms and shared bathroom rooms), Tullah Lakeside Lodge (ensuite rooms)
Day 3: Cradle Mountain, Sheffield, Honey & Salmon Tasting: Cradle Mountain is spectacular - and you have plenty of time to enjoy it. Take it in with a quiet stroll or choose a more challenging hike – the choice is yours. Sheffield, the town of murals, is the lunch stop. Later on you taste honey and sample delicious hot smoked salmon. At the end of the day we visit Launceston's beautiful Cataract Gorge.
Overnight – Launceston Backpackers (dorms and shared bathroom rooms), Batman Fawkner Hotel (ensuite rooms)
Day 4: Bay of Fires, Cheese Tasting & Bicheno: The Bay of Fires has to be seen to be believed – consistently rated as one of the world's best beaches, it's a place that everyone loves but few have visited. On the way there you will taste some great local cheese from Pyengana. Later you'll have a chance to try some fantastic Tasmanian oysters. Tonight you can walk to the beach to see little penguins come ashore.
Overnight: Seaview @ Bicheno (dorms), Silversands (double/twins and ensuites)
Day 5: Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park & Kate's Berry Farm: Today you'll have the opportunity to visit a wildlife sanctuary to see the rescued animals, including the Tasmanian Devil (extra cost). After that you visit the Freycinet National Park and famous Wineglass Bay. With hours to explore, you can go up for a dramatic view or down to the gleaming white beach. In the afternoon you drive down the coast, with a stop at famous Kate's Berry Farm.
Included
- 4 nights accommodation
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- National Park fees
- Professional guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Transport between sites
- Entry/Admission - Cataract Gorge Reserve
- Entry/Admission - Montezuma Falls
- Entry/Admission - Bay of Fires Conservation Area
- Entry/Admission - Wineglass Bay Lookout
- Entry/Admission - Russell Falls
- Entry/Admission - Kate's Berry Farm
- Entry/Admission - Henty Dunes
- Entry/Admission - Cradle Mountain
- Entry/Admission - Freycinet National Park
Not included
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Minimum age is 8 years
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 24 travelers
Features
Tourism
90%
Cultural
55%
Aquatic
30%
Reviews
Overall the tour was very good We saw a lot of interesting sights in 5 days and the group was fun There were two serious negatives The first guideRenke was excellent - conscientious, informative and a good driver, He left after day 3 and was replaced by Greg the owner Day 4 he texted most of the drive which was very scary as the roads were narrow and windy and at times was on he wrong side of the road As the oldest member of the group, I was elected to speak to him. Day 5 , he did not text while driving but his attention seemed to be more on running his business Second complaint was the househostel he owns where we spent the first two nights It was substandard, compared to all other hostels, I experienced, It needed repairs - shower head falling out of the wall, bathroom doors that didn't lock, poorly equipped tiny kitchen for 24 people, wet laundry hanging around, and not very clean. I watched the guide take used duvet covers from the used laundry pile and fold them and put them back with the clean bedding He said they were washed once a month!!! The other accommodation was good
Fantastic tour, though the walks and climbs could be quite challenging for people who do not work out quite often.