Perfect Tasmania

See the Hobart highlights on a guided tour of the city. It's a picturesque city known for its historic architecture, charming waterfront, and proximity to natural attractions like Mount Wellington and the Tasmanian wilderness. Explore the famous Salamanca Market, sample local produce at the Farm Gate Market, or take a ferry to the nearby MONA art museum. Hobart is also a great base for exploring the island's rugged coastline, pristine beaches, and world-renowned hiking trails, including the Overland Track. On your second day, embark on a stunning 4.5-hour drive from Hobart to Strahan, winding through picturesque countryside and national parks. Admire the highest lake in Australia and explore the historic mining town of Queenstown before reaching the charming fishing village of Strahan on Tasmania's west coast.

Accommodation at Grand Chancellor Hobart 

Set sail on a Gordon River cruise to discover Tasmania's rugged west coast and historic Sarah Island. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking wilderness and learn about the island's fascinating convict past. This unique experience is a must-do for any traveler looking to explore Tasmania's rich history and natural beauty. Experience the best of Tasmania's wilderness with a scenic 2.5-hour drive from Strahan to Cradle Mountain. Wind through ancient rainforests, glistening lakes, and towering peaks as you journey towards this world-renowned destination. With breathtaking views and endless opportunities for adventure, this road trip is a must-do for nature enthusiasts.

Accommodation at Strahan Village 

Cradle Mountain is a breathtaking destination located in the heart of Tasmania's wilderness. It's home to the iconic Cradle Mountain and the stunning Dove Lake, surrounded by ancient rainforests and towering peaks. The area is renowned for its spectacular hiking trails, including the famous Overland Track, which spans 65km and takes 5-6 days to complete. Choose to explore the nearby Tasmanian Devil Sanctuary, participate in wildlife tours, or indulge in luxury spa treatments. Cradle Mountain is an ideal holiday destination for those seeking adventure, relaxation, and the opportunity to reconnect with nature.

Accommodation at Cradle Mountain Hotel 

Launceston is a charming city in northern Tasmania, renowned for its colonial architecture, picturesque parks, and gourmet food scene. Visitors can explore the historic Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, wander through the City Park and its famous Japanese Macaque monkey enclosure, or take a scenic cruise along the Tamar River. The area is also famous for its wine country, including the Tamar Valley Wine Route, which showcases some of Australia's best cool-climate wines. This afternoon, you#ll stop at Josef Chromy Wines for a tasting of some of the state’s finest cool-climate wines paired with lunch.

Accommodation at Grand Chancellor Launceston

Visit the Bridestowe Lavender Estate, which has produced high-quality lavender since 1922. Sample the famous lavender ice-cream, before following the picturesque east coast south to Freycinet National Park. Experience the exquisite beauty of Wineglass Bay on a four-hour cruise of the Freycinet Peninsula. After anchoring at Wineglass Bay, you’ll enjoy a gourmet ploughman’s lunch overlooking the national park. Wildlife enthusiasts can explore the nearby Penguin Tour, where little penguins come to shore each night to nest.

You'll begin making your way back to Hobart, stopping off at Triabunna and Port Arthur on your way. Port Arthur is known for its colonial and convict-era ruins, the destination includes a museum, tours, a harbor cruise, and a ghost tour. Visitors can explore the area's rich history, enjoy scenic walks, or take a scenic drive along the coastline.

Finally, you'll arive back in Hobart. Visit the astounding Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) and continue to the Port Arthur Historic Site, where you’ll take a cruise around the Isle of the Dead and walk through the infamous convict prison. On the drive back, marvel at the amazing natural rock formations of the craggy Tasman Arch, the Devil’s Kitchen and the Blowhole. Spend your final night enjoying dinner at one of Hobart’s finest restaurants.

Accommodation at Grand Chancellor Hobart