Cradle Mountain, MONA, and a food and wine scene that punches well above its size.
Tasmania rewards travellers who want genuine wilderness without sacrificing a serious food and drink scene. Cradle Mountain and Freycinet National Park deliver some of the most dramatic landscapes in the country, while Hobart's MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) and the surrounding Coal Valley wineries and whisky distilleries make the island a destination in its own right, not just a Melbourne add-on.
We build Tasmania itineraries around a Hobart base with excursions to Port Arthur's convict history, Bruny Island's produce trail, and the east coast's Freycinet Peninsula -- typically 4-6 nights to do the island justice without feeling rushed.
A guided walk around Dove Lake and into the Cradle Mountain wilderness, one of the most photographed landscapes in Australia and a genuine highlight for hikers and non-hikers alike.
A morning at Hobart's subterranean MONA museum, followed by an afternoon of cellar-door tastings in the nearby Coal Valley wine region.
A full-day trip to Bruny Island tasting oysters, cheese, whisky, and berries direct from producers, alongside dramatic coastal scenery and wildlife spotting.
"Tasmania consistently becomes the trip highlight our clients talk about most -- Cradle Mountain and the Bruny Island food trail in particular."
Tell us your travel dates, group size, and interests -- we'll build the perfect Tasmania programme.
