Adventure Bay & Bruny Island
Wild coastlines, artisan delights, and a touch of the untamed — Bruny Island is Tasmania distilled. Cruise along Adventure Bay where towering cliffs, sea caves, and playful seals await. Sample local cheeses, oysters, and honey, then climb the neck lookout for sweeping views where ocean and forest collide. It’s part wilderness escape, part gourmet journey — all wrapped in island charm.
Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
This is where Tasmania’s wild heart beats loudest. Bonorong is more than a sanctuary — it’s a mission to protect, rehabilitate, and reconnect. Meet Tasmanian devils, hand-feed kangaroos, and learn the stories of animals rescued and released. Intimate, ethical, and impactful, it’s a place where conservation and connection walk side by side.
Mt Wellington & Mt Field National Park
From alpine heights to mossy rainforests, this journey captures Tasmania’s wild spectrum. Start with panoramic views over Hobart from the summit of Mt Wellington, where clouds drift past like whispers. Then head west to Mt Field — home to century-old trees, cascading waterfalls, and trails where time seems to slow. It’s a symphony of altitude, atmosphere, and ancient earth.
Port Arthur & Richmond
Walk through time in Tasmania’s most evocative landscapes. At Port Arthur, Australia’s best-preserved convict settlement, crumbling ruins and windswept shores echo with stories of resilience and reform. Contrast that with Richmond — a picture-perfect village of Georgian cottages, Australia’s oldest bridge, and antique shops frozen in time. Together, they weave a haunting, human tapestry of Tasmania’s colonial past.
