Hobart, Australia

Journey into Hobart's fascinating past. Discover how and why the island was first settled and hear tales of the struggles of early settlers. Walk past St David's Cathedral, the old gaol and treasury, into the lovely park that was the first burial ground.

Depart from the pier by foot and allow yourself to be professionally guided on a 2 hour walking tour in the ghostly footsteps of convict and bushrangers, whalers and sailors, barmaids and prostitutes, cannibals and criminals. Walk amongst the dead from Hobarts legendary past. Walking in the footsteps of outrageous characters, exploring their haunts, feeling their presence. Some of our Ghosts love to perform for the camera too! The tour takes you up and around the narrow steep streets of Battery Point so prepare well with comfortable walking shoes.

Travel by coach through the streets of Hobart and up the winding Summit Road that leads up Mt Wellington, then on to a guided tour of the botanic Gardens.

Meet the Tasmanian devil and other picturesque natives including wombats, wallabies, kangaroos and koalas at this popular wildlife Sanctuary. Sanctuary rangers hold and feed many of the animals allowing them to be touched and photographed.

Historic Richmond; Richmond Gaol, Richmond Bridge and a local Winery.

Your tour of Hobart's highlights includes historic old Hobart, and panoramic views from an outlook on Mt. Nelson. Among Hobart's historic sites is the Anglesea Barracks-the oldest Army base in Australia filled with a fascinating collection of military memorabilia and uniforms.

Visit Tasmania's largest, landscaped native gardens and then head to a local winery to sample some delicious local wines – it's a relaxing way to enjoy your time in Tasmania.

Historic Richmond is noted for its Georgian buildings, boutiques and galleries. Pass by the 1825 Gaol and view Richmond Bridge, built by convict labor in 1834. Meet the natives at Bonorong Sanctuary including wombats and wallabies. Rangers hold and feed many of the animals allowing them to be photographed and touched.

Want to experience Hobart from a different perspective? Then step off the street and pick up a paddle for a guided sea kayaking adventure of Hobart's vibrant waterfront.

Take a cruise along the Derwent River, get a unique view of the marine life and stop at Peppermint Bay for lunch and free time to explore the village.

Your visit to Hobart isn't complete without experiencing Richmond--a town at the heart of the Tasmanian wine industry--and meeting the infamous Tasmanian devil.

The wild and scenic Tasman Peninsula was home to Australia's last penal settlement - the infamous Port Arthur. Visit the Port Arthur Historic Site for a guided tour of the open-air ruins and restored buildings.

Take in the incredible scenery of Bruny Island and taste test some of the island's best produce along the way. Sample hand-crafted ale, oysters, whiskey and more. Yum!

Curated and led by local experts to provide a unique culturally-enriching experience, a tour through the historic Henry Jones Art hotel, a luxury waterfront establishment, showcases the works of emerging and established Tasmanian artists. Then, delve into the Australian whisky industry on an Old Kempton Distillery tour and tasting.

This departure is space set aside on lift-equipped vehicles for wheelchair confined passengers - please be sure to read the Notes section of the tour description regarding requesting this space. The wild and scenic Tasman Peninsula was home to Australia's last penal settlement - the infamous Port Arthur. Visit the Port Arthur Historic Site for a guided tour of the open-air ruins and restored buildings.

Sample Tasmania's history along with its wildlife and its wines. View the grandeur of Shene Estate and explore historic Richmond, home to Georgian buildings, chic galleries, boutiques - and an 1825 Gaol. Visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to meet some of the natives including the Tasmanian devil. Sample the vintages at a premium Tasmanian winery.

Take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the pages of history on a tour of Hobart. Sit back and explore the historic waterfront district and see some of the oldest residences in Australia.

Indulge the taste buds as you discover Tasmania and sample the best of Tasmania's finest produce during your travels.

Departing Hobart travel with a local driver / guide to take in the magnificent views as you venture on your way to the pristine Huon region.

Travel to the Tasman Peninsula for an exciting 2.5 to 3 hour eco-adventure cruise exploring the spectacular coastline between Eaglehawk Neck and Port Arthur.

Visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to meet some of the natives including the Tasmanian Devil, wombats and wallabies. Explore Mt. Field National Park and see the world's tallest hardwood trees and spectacular Russell Falls. Visit one of the oldest sheep stations in Tasmania for a demonstration of traditional sheep-ranching skills.

Explore Mt. Field National Park and see the world's tallest hardwood trees and spectacular Russell Falls. Visit Meadowbank, a working sheep farm that also produces premium wines. Tour Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary where native species including kangaroos and wallabies wander free in their natural habitat.

Learn how to look like a complete wine expert in a day!

One of the best ways to delve into a region's culture is through its cuisine. Meet local chef Rodney Dunn, co-founder of The Agrarian Kitchen cooking school, situated in a 19th-century farmhouse.

Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide at your service.

Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide at your service.

Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide at your service.

Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide at your service.