3-Day Guided Tour of Tasmania from Launceston

Day 1

Your day commences with a guided trek up the stunning Cradle Mountain, standing tall at 1,545 meters amidst World Heritage wilderness. At its base lies the scenic Dove Lake. Take on the easy 6km circuit around the shimmering lake and rest by the idyllic Pencil Pine Falls. Follow it up with a steeper hike to Marion's Lookout if that’s your jam. Watch out for adorable wallabies! On the way, stop by Sheffield to admire local artwork in the town of murals. The day concludes with trying out sweet treats at the Van Diemen’s Ice Creamery and Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm. Don’t miss out on trying fresh dairy products and handmade gelato, at your own expense.

Itinerary

• Launceston
• Cradle Mountain
• Dove Lake Circuit/Marion’s Lookout
• Weindorfer’s Chalet
• Sheffield
• Van Diemen's Land Ice Creamery
• Launceston

Day 2

Head from Launceston to Hobart via the East Coast, home to the renowned Wineglass Bay and Freycinet National Park. Take a 20-min walk along the Cape Tourville Lighthouse circuit for 360° views before heading to the bay’s lookout. Named so due to its semi-circular beach, Wineglass Bay is all white sand and azure waters! Visit the historic Campbell Town with its convict relics before heading to the Devil’s Corner Winery for a chance to taste local wine and seafood.

Itinerary

• Launceston
• Freycinet National Park
• Cape Tourville Lighthouse
• Wineglass Bay
• Campbell Town
• Devil’s Corner winery
• Hobart

Day 3

On your final day, trek up the highest sea cliffs in Australia on the Tasman Peninsula, followed by a visit to the fascinating Port Arthur Historic Site. Meet some adorable Tasmanian devils and wombats at the Unzoo, a wildlife experience without cages. The tour concludes at Richmond, a historic village home to Australia’s oldest bridge – an elegant sandstone structure.

Itinerary

• Hobart
• Pirate’s Bay Lookout
• Waterfall Bay Clifftop
• Port Arthur Historic Site
• Tasmanian Devil Unzoo
• Richmond
• Hobart