Best Tasmania Tours & Trips
This wild and remote island state is defined by its rugged beauty and laid back locals. Sparsely populated,Tasmania is a natural state where approximately 45 percent of it lies in reserves, national parks and World Heritage Sites. In fact, Tasmania was the birthplace of the first environmental party in the world all the way back in 1972. The majority of its population and man-made sites can be found in its capital, Hobart. Here you will find the Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, which incorporates the city’s oldest building and features Aboriginal and wildlife displays.
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5.0
( 2 reviews )
Tour Code: 118396Start / End City
Hobart
Duration
1.0 Day
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Richmond, Tasmania, Tasmania, Port Arthur
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English Live
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$122.13
4.3
( 2 reviews )
Tour Code: 118399Start / End City
Hobart
Duration
1.0 Day
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Tasmania, Mount Wellington, Mount Field National Park
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$131.90
5.0
Tour Code: 118414Start / End City
Hobart, Launceston
Duration
3.0 Days
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Port Arthur, Launceston, Tasmania
+10 more
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English Live
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$397.79
5.0
Tour Code: 690807Start / End City
Tasmania
Duration
11.0 Hours
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Tasmania
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$139.92
5.0
Tour Code: 690813Start / End City
Tasmania
Duration
11.0 Hours
City & Attractions
Tasmania
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English Live
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$123.05
4.3
( 1 reviews )
Tour Code: 118405Start / End City
Launceston
Duration
9.0 Hours
City & Attractions
Tasmania, Cradle Mountain, Dove Lake
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English Live
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$122.13
5.0
Tour Code: 118402Start / End City
Hobart
Duration
12.0 Hours
City & Attractions
Tasmania, Freycinet National Park, Wineglass Bay
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English Live
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$117.94
5.0
Tour Code: 118420Start / End City
Hobart
Duration
1.0 Day
City & Attractions
Tasmania, Maria Island
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English Live
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$157.02
5.0
Tour Code: 690810Start / End City
Tasmania
Duration
9.0 Hours
City & Attractions
Tasmania
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English Live
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$144.14
5.0
( 5 reviews )
Tour Code: 717795Start / End City
Launceston, Hobart
Duration
10.0 Days
City & Attractions
Launceston, Tasmania, Hobart
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English Live
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Best Time to Visit Tasmania
Summer
2026
Summer is actually the Southern Hemisphere's winter, bringing crisp air and temperatures around 8°C (46°F) to 14°C (57°F). While cool, this season offers dramatic landscapes without summer crowds. Visit Cradle Mountain for snow-dusted peaks or explore Hobart's Dark Mofo festival in June, celebrating winter culture with fire and art. The west coast waterfalls swell with rain, creating spectacular views along the Gordon River. It is a unique time for cozy pub meals, whiskey tasting in ancient forests, and witnessing the raw, moody beauty of the Apple Isle under grey skies.
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Autumn
2026
Tasmania in autumn, with temperatures ranging from 8°C (46°F) to 17°C (63°F), paints the landscape in fiery reds and golds. This stable climate offers perfect conditions for exploring Freycinet National Park's granite peaks or wandering through Hobart's historic Salamanca streets. Visitors can savor fresh local cider at Tamar Valley vineyards, hike the Overland Track before winter snows, and witness the spectacular changing foliage along the Derwent River, making it an ideal time for nature lovers and foodies alike.
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Winter
2026/2027
Tasmania's winter with temperatures ranging from 3°C (37°F) to 12°C (54°F), often dusting Ben Lomond and Cradle Mountain in snow. This serene season transforms the island into a tranquil retreat, perfect for cozying up in Hobart's historic waterfront pubs or exploring the MONA museum without summer crowds. Adventure seekers can ski at Ben Lomond National Park, while nature lovers enjoy misty walks through ancient rainforests in the Tarkine region, where waterfalls swell with winter rains.
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Spring
2027
Spring in Tasmania (March-May) brings crisp air with averages of 6°C-17°C (43°F-63°F), though May turns cooler. This shoulder season offers stunning contrasts as autumn foliage ignites in the Derwent Valley and Mount Field National Park. Visitors enjoy fewer crowds while hiking the Overland Track before winter snows or tasting fresh produce at Salamanca Market. The clear skies provide perfect conditions for photography along the East Coast, while wildlife becomes active after the summer heat, making it an ideal time for nature lovers seeking tranquility and vibrant landscapes across the island.
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Reviews for Tasmania Tours
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Wonderful experience!!!
I can’t recommend this tour enough! Each day brought something new—whether it was the rugged beauty of Cradle Mountain or the vibrant colors of the Bay of Fires. Truly an amazing experience!
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Tasmania trip - Tasman Peninsula Port Arthur & Richmond
A Great experience with incredible views & walks and wonderful insightful commentary from our tour guide
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Driver guide is an able and skilled driver but drives sooo fast. He is also very knowledgeable but isnt friendly at all.
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1 Day Tour in Tasmania
Great itinerary. The timing was just right to cover all 3 attractions. Worth going. Friendly tour guide.
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FAQs about Tasmania Tours
What is the best time to visit Tasmania for hiking without encountering snow?
Plan your hike between December and March for the warmest, most stable weather. Snow is rare on major trails like the Overland Track during these summer months, though alpine areas can still experience sudden cold snaps. Avoid June to August if you lack winter gear, as many high-altitude paths close due to heavy snow and ice.
Which airport should I fly into for visiting Hobart versus Cradle Mountain?
Fly into Hobart Airport (HBA) for southern attractions like Port Arthur and the Huon Valley. For Cradle Mountain-La St Clair National Park, Launceston Airport (LST) offers a shorter drive, roughly two hours compared to three from Hobart. Both airports have rental car desks, which are essential since public transport to trailheads is extremely limited across the island.
Do I need a special pass to enter Tasmania's national parks?
Yes, a valid Parks Pass is mandatory for entering all national parks, including Freycinet and Mount Field. Purchase a Holiday Pass online or at visitor centers for unlimited entry over eight days. Fines for non-compliance are strictly enforced at checkpoint booths. Note that this pass does not cover camping fees, which must be booked separately well in advance for popular sites.
Is the water from taps and rivers in Tasmania safe to drink directly?
Tap water in cities like Hobart and Launceston is safe and renowned for its purity. However, never drink directly from rivers, lakes, or streams in the wilderness due to potential Giardia contamination. Always treat backcountry water by boiling, filtering, or using chemical tablets. Carry sufficient supplies when hiking remote tracks where facilities are nonexistent.
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