MONA with Morning City Tour

Be mesmorised by the dramatic setting and breathtaking views of Hobart Town from majestic Mt. Wellington. Crowned by alpine vegetation, dusted by snow in winter, Mt. Wellington enables a glimpse of the unfolding panorama of river, fields and the aquatic setting of Hobart town. Mt. Wellington guided tour up the mountain, with a stop at the spectacular summit. Stops at Cascade Gardens, for a short walk where you can view the outside of the historic Cascade Brewery building. View the exterior of the Cascades Female Factory for and insight into the lives of the women convicts once imprisoned there. The tour will stop at the Springs, which is halfway to the summit, where you can take an easy short walk on the Exhibition Garden circuit . From a carefully chosen vantage point on the summit, you can view the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area one of the last true wilderness areas left on the planet- pristine and largely unexplored it is one of the largest uninterrupted expanses of wilderness on Earth. A unique experience not to be missed! Fare includes coach touring and city hotel pick-up.

Select the vehicle size you would like and let our experienced driver/guides take you on a memorable trip to some of Tasmania's most special spots. Our drivers know all of Tasmania's secrets and are happy to share their passion and knowledge whilst looking after you in comfort and safety. Pick your own itinerary or let our informed staff assist with your touring requirements. Maybe you just need transport for a special event.

Awaken your senses to the magnificent splendour that is Cradle Mountain. Go deep into the Tasmanian forest and experience the solitary wilderness of waterfalls, glacial lakes, rainforest, wildlife and unsurpassed beauty of this World Heritage listed National Park. Discover many walks throughout the rainforest - catch your breath as you first glimpse the craggy outcrop of majestic Cradle Mountain towering above sparkling Dove Lake plateau. Visit the Cradle Mountain Visitors Centre for an insight and appreciation of the area. Perhaps take a short stroll along the Enchanted Forest Walk, viewing pencil pines, lush forest and a spectacular waterfall. Look for wombats, potaroos, echidnas and wallabies that inhabit the park. Fare includes National Park entry fee, Light (packed) Lunch, visit Ashgrove Cheese farm, and a stop at Sheffield Town of Murals.

A compelling and dramatic reminder of our convict past and the early settlement. Bringing to life the colony of Van Diemen's Land, now Tasmania, the harrowing life of convicts, over 200 years ago, this tour offers maximum time at the site. Travel across Hobart's Tasman Bridge, stop at Richmond Village for a photo opportunity of Australia's oldest Convict built road bridge before heading to the Tasman Peninsula and Tasman National Park. Wonder at the spectacle of the rugged coastline views from Pirates Bay Lookout, before arriving at Port Arthur Historic Site (entry, Harbour Cruise around Isle of the Dead). Free time to explore with optional site talks. Optional Remarkable Caves visit. Visit The Chocolate Foundry on our return to Hobart.

Grand Hobart is a combination of Mount Wellington, a short orientation tour of the city and the afternoon Richmond Tour. On this tour you can discover the best of Hobart in one day! Witness magnificent views from the top of kunanyi/ Mt Wellington - glimpse the unfolding panorama of the river, fields and Hobart City followed by highlights of the city's history, culture and lifestyle. On this tour we have approximately 2 hours to explore historic Richmond Village, perhaps taste some local produce, shop for unique gifts, explore the historic surrounds including the convict built bridge, quaint cottages and Richmond Gaol.

Port Arthur Historic Site is a compelling and dramatic reminder of our convict past and the early settlement of the Colony of Van Dieman’s Land, now Tasmania. Interpretive and interactive presentations bring to reality the harrowing life of convicts 200 years ago. This tour offers maximum time at Port Arthur Historic Site and incorporates free time at the Salamanca Market in Hobart. Port Arthur Historic Site (entry and harbour Cruise around “Isle of the Dead”).

Welcome to Hobart! A city of yachts and spinnakers, gardens and galleries, sandstone cottages and stately Georgian Homes - a city built on the pain and toil of yesteryear English convicts. Experience the city and parks, historic churches and buildings, including the Hobart Town Hall and Penitentiary Chapel. Pass by Government house before crossing the Tasman Bridge to stop at Rosny Hill lookout with stunning views of Hobart, Sandy Bay and Mt Wellington. Enjoy some free time strolling through the exquisite Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Jump aboard this comprehensive three-hour city tour with live commentary from one of our expert local driver guides. Learn the history of over 40 historical attractions with some stops for fabulous photo opportunities. The only way to see Hobart.

Travel to Historic Richmond, one of Australia's most original historic villages. Nowhere else in Tasmania is the romance and nostalgic charm of the colonial days more alive than in the quaint village of Richmond. The Historic village of Richmond is one of Australia's most unique and historic towns dating from the 1820s. Fare includes coach touring, an orientation tour of the village and live commentary. Enjoy a stroll across the Richmond Bridge (the oldest Convict built road bridge in Australia) before enjoying free time to explore the village - visit the Richmond Gaol (entry at own expense), wander amongst the convict-built homes, classic Georgian mansions and small cottages, shops, galleries and restaurants. Take a short walk along the beautiful Coal River and introduce yourself to the local ducks as they forage for food. Maybe try a famous Scallop Pie from the popular Richmond Bakery or an icecream from the famous Sweets and Treats.

Wilderness and Waterfalls. Immerse yourself in wilderness, waterfalls and wildlife on this amazing tour to the pristine rainforests of Mt Field National Park. Passing through the hop fields of Bushy Park we visit the Salmon Ponds. Visit the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere. Feed the trout and salmon, visit the museum and Angling Hall of Fame, wander amidst the historic buildings, hatchery and ponds, all set within an original and stunning English parkland setting. Enjoy morning tea of pancakes and hot drink in the tearooms. Arriving at Mt Field National Park, witness the spectacular Russell Falls. Tasmania's favourite waterfall. Walk through a canopy of rainforest and fern glades to view the crystal clear waters of Russell Falls. Soak up the serenity and atmosphere as we stroll alongside forest streams. Lunch can be enjoyed in the park before enjoying an optional walk to Horseshoe Falls.

Tasmanian Devils and Richmond half day afternoon tour. Explore Richmond Village and meet the Tasmanian Devil when you join this popular tour for a wonderful afternoon of history and wildlife. Richmond, a Georgian style village, will take you back in time to the convict days. Visit the historic Richmond bridge and stroll along the picturesque Coal River. Wander the streets through the quaint village and enjoy browsing the many shops and galleries. Perhaps taste some local produce from one of the many cafes or restaurants The Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary offers close up experiences of Australian native animals. Stroll the grounds and perhaps hand feed the animals that roam free. Fare includes hotel pickup and drop off , coach touring with live commentary , orientation tour of Richmond and Bonorong entry.

Wilderness, Wildlife and Waterfalls. Immerse yourself on this amazing tour. As we leave Hobart and follow the Derwent River into the Derwent Valley, passing through the hop-fields of Bushy Park we arrive at the Salmon Ponds. Explore the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere. Feed the trout and salmon, visit the museum and Angling Hall of Fame, wander amidst the historic buildings, hatchery and fishponds, all within an original English parkland setting. Enjoy a morning tea of pancakes and hot drink in the tea rooms whilst over-looking the tranquil surrounds. Arriving at Mt Field National Park, witness the spectacular Russell Falls. Tasmania's favourite waterfall. Walk through a canopy of rain forest and fern glades to view crystal-clear waters and the spectacle that is Russell Falls. Enjoy a number of other short walks including Horseshoe Falls or just relax and take in the fresh rainforest air. Lunch (at own expense) can be enjoyed in the park before heading off towards Bonorong. Arriving at Bonorong, get ready for your up-close encounter with the iconic Tasmanian Devil and other Native animals. This is an amazing opportunity to learn more about our unique wildlife and perhaps hand feed the animals that roam free.

Visit one of the world's most beautiful beaches at the Bay of Fires. Departing from Launceston, travel amongst rainforests and farmlands of North East of Tasmania and enjoy a picnic lunch in an idyllic setting. Crystal azure blue waters with pristine white beaches and outcrops of orange lichen covered granite rocks, the scenery at the Bay of Fires is simply breathtaking. This tour takes you through some of the prettiest locations in Tasmania, from the green rolling hills and fertile farmlands around Lilydale and Scottsdale, to the temperate rainforest of the Weldborough Pass, the spectacular coastal region of the Bay of Fires, to the open grazing lands of the Fingal Valley and Northern Midlands. Bring your own picnic lunch or purchase lunch to enjoy en route to Binalong Bay. Enjoy great photo opportunities and enjoy a beach walk along remote Taylor's Beach. We then head to Lease 65 and sample some fresh oysters (subject to availability). After viewing the fishing boats in St Helen's we make our way back to Launceston via the Fingal Valley.

Grand Hobart is a combination of Mount Wellington, a short orientation city tour and the afternoon Richmond tour, concluding with Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. On this tour you can see it all in one day! Experience amazing views from the summit of Mt Wellington, highlights of the history of the city of Hobart, including free time to explore the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, an orientation tour of Richmond with free time to explore and entry to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary before returning to Hobart at the end of the day. Enjoy Close encounters with native wildlife at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary with opportunities to hand feed the free roaming animals.

A value packed combination - enjoy a comprehensive introduction of Hobart City followed by a visit to the historic town of Richmond and up-close experiences with Australian animals at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. See all that Hobart has to offer; historic buildings, beautiful gardens, trendy cafes, life by the water and a very relaxed way of living. Your local guide will take you to all the major sites of Hobart including free time at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Rosny Hill lookout which has views of the picturesque Derwent River out to Mt Wellington, Hobart City and Bellerive Oval. After a village orientation tour, spend free time in Richmond village - a historic and unique town resplendent with mellow stone cottages and classic Georgian mansions. Use your complimentary vouchers for discounted entry to Richmond Gaol or enjoy some local fare at one of the many cafes. Enjoy a stroll along the banks of the Coal River and across Australia's oldest convict-built bridge for some spectacular photo opportunities. Enjoy browsing the many shops and galleries. Then onto Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to meet kangaroos, the iconic Tasmanian Devil and other native animals. Stroll the grounds of the sanctuary and hand-feed the animals that roam-free.

Locally known as 'The Mountain', the scenic drive to the summit of Mt Wellington unfolds into a magnificent splendour of panoramic vistas over the city. Then cruise to MONA with its compelling display of art and architecture before returning to Hobart by ferry. Reach the summit of Mt Wellington, where waiting before you are the magnificent views of the Derwent River lying next to the historically significant city of Hobart. The panoramic views of the city will have you not wanting to leave. Join the escorted tour of the Observatory and enjoy the Exhibition Gardens Walk and a self-guided walk at the Western Wilderness Lookout. After our descent from the mountain, we have a brief visit to the Cascade Gardens and we view the exterior of the Female Factory for an insight into the lives of the women convicts once imprisoned there. With 'The Mountain' right at the doorstep of Hobart, your tour of Mt Wellington finishes in the morning allowing the rest of the day to explore MONA's art, architecture and perhaps take in some wine or beer tasting at their in-house brewery. Departing Brooke St Pier, enjoy a cruise on the picturesque Derwent to this iconic museum.

Make the most of your time in Hobart. Hop on the Open Top City Explorer with your knowledgeable local driver guide & experience the history, culture & lifestyle of Hobart on this fully escorted tour. In just 90 minutes, you will gain personal stories and insights into the life of the locals and the iconic attractions of Hobart. Hobart is a city of yachts and spinnakers, gardens and galleries, sandstone cottages and stately Georgian homes and you can enjoy it all on this very personalized and informative tour. Most importantly this tour has live commentary - not recorded commentary

A compelling and dramatic reminder of our convict past and the early settlement. Rich in visual history, the Port Arthur Historic Site evokes a powerful sense of our past convict era and of early Australian settlement heritage. As we depart Hobart, we travel across Hobart's Tasman Bridge, into the Coal River Valley, an award-winning wine region, through the historic town of Richmond for a short photo stop at the famous convict-built Richmond bridge. We continue on to the breathtaking Tasman Peninsula and Tasman National Park for a stop at Pirates Bay Lookout. Wonder at the spectacle of the Tasman Arch and enjoy rugged coastline views. Arriving at Port Arthur Historic Site, we visit the interpretation centre with its interactive exhibits and displays before joining one of the many complimentary site talks situated throughout the site. Enjoy free time to explore the many restored buildings and ruins in the beautiful grounds before boarding your cruise to the Isle of the Dead. Enjoy a one hour, expertly guided walking tour on Isle of the Dead and hear the personal stories of convicts once housed there. Includes free Optional Remarkable Caves Tour and Visit the Chocolate Foundry

A contrasting tour of breath-taking scenery with views from kunanyi/Mt Wellington to the harsh stories of life as a female convict inside the Cascade Female Factory. On this fully escorted tour of Mt Wellington we pass through various eco systems and experience the harsh alpine environment to the summit where on a clear day the views are stunning. What ever the weather take the opportunity to visit Iconic Mt Wellington - the traditional indigenous name in Palawa Kani language is kunanyi. Enjoy a short walk on the Exhibition Garden circuit at The Springs. On arrival at the Cascades Female Factory visit the interpretation centre and use your self guided audio experience to learn about the lives of the Female Convicts once imprisoned here.

This is a transfer from Port Arthur Historic Site back to Hobart for participants on the Three Capes Walk. Transfer is on our Sight seeing Day Tour coach so there will be a stop at Pirates Bay Lookout and The Chocolate Foundry on the return transfer

This is a transfer from Hobart to Port Arthur to join the Three Capes Walk . Leaving from Hobart (at Brooke St Pier or selected hotels included) there will be commentary from your driver/guide and a short visit to Historic Richmond Village for a photo opportunity as you will be travelling on our sightseeing Day Tour coach. You will arrive at historic Port Arthur where you can join the ferry to the start of the Three Capes Track walk.

Explore the beautifully uncharted in Hobart, Tasmania. Tasmania's natural, culinary and creative treasures are within easy reach at the award-winning hotel, The Tasman. Anchored to the waterfront precinct and in the embrace of kunanyi/Mount Wellington, Australia's first Luxury Collection hotel sits comfortably between Hobart's city centre, picturesque Derwent harbour, MONA Ferry terminal and the iconic Salamanca and Battery Point neighbourhoods. In a showcase of understated elegance by design, The Tasman is an architectural symphony; an overture of 1840s Georgian heritage, building to 1940s Art Deco, and a 2020s modern extension finale. Original sandstone contrasts spectacularly with a glass-encased prism of modern architecture. From ethically raised pork and handmade goat’s cheese to organic teas and rare whiskys, dining at The Tasman is proudly rooted in the culinary landscape that surrounds it. At Peppina restaurant, Tasmanian local Massimo Mele replicates the charm of his nonna’s kitchen through Italian-inspired dishes crafted with seasonal ingredients sourced from area farmers. Deco Lounge, overlooking Parliament Square, offers a refined setting for all-day small plates and a signature High Tea featuring Tasmanian produce. At the speakeasy-inspired Mary Mary bar, classic cocktails are reimagined using native ingredients and spirits from Tasmania’s finest distilleries.

Waterman's Hotel is Salamanca. Experience Salamanca and Hobart's waterfront. Waterman's was convict built in 1840 and recently architecturally transformed into our boutique hotel. Your time is precious so book now and reward yourself. Stay at Waterman's Hotel and within a 5-minute walk experience, the MONA ferry, award-winning Restaurants, Bars, Local Artisans and the Hobart CBD. Enjoy a drink or two and our casual Italian menu downstairs at Waterman’s Hotel Bar and Dining.

We are 41 room hotel in the heart of Salamanca, Hobart surrounded by many of the best eating and dining establishments in Hobart. Our hotel lies within two converted convict-built ex-warehouses, designed to reflect and show this heritage connection while bringing the wilderness of Tasmania into the hotel through our multi-storey plant-filled light wells and planted areas. Many of our rooms feature sandstone walls and exposed timber beams. We are both boutique and unique. Each guest is treated as a family member and our hotel is truly a sanctuary amongst the hustle and bustle of this vibrant southern city. Almost all of the room fixtures and its furniture and other rooms product has been sourced locally from Tasmanian suppliers. Staying here is a true Tasmanian experience.