About the Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park Day Tour

Travel to the East Coast via the Break-O’Day region of St Mary's and travel the convict built Elephant Pass which joins the eastern highlands with the coast.

Enjoy the highlights of the picturesque seaside resort town of Bicheno including views of Diamond Island Reserve with the beautiful red granite rocks and beautiful white sands and the spectacular blowhole.

Travel to Coles Bay the gateway to the Freycinet National Park, a peninsula of red granite mountains known as the Hazards, pristine white beaches, coastal dunes and dry eucalypt forests.

Take the opportunity to do the 1.5 hour walk to the Wineglass Bay Lookout and view the famous Wineglass Bay Beach, renowned as one of the finest in the world with white sands and pure, clear turquoise waters.

Alternatively you may enjoy the short walk at the Cape Tourville Lookout with amazing views of the Freycinet National Park as well as Wineglass Bay and its beautiful surrounds.

Return is Launceston is via the highland area of Lake Leake renowned for its excellent fishing lakes.

Lunch is not provided but there are opportunities to purchase food and beverages during the tour. Tour includes: National Park entrance fee and complimentary pick up from accommodation.

About the Cradle Mountain Day Tour

Take one of the many short walks through the ever-changing vegetation of the shores and mountainside to gain a full appreciation of the magic of this area.

See amazing waterfalls, rainforest and visit Dove Lake with remarkable views of Cradle Mountain.

Enjoy spectacular walks including the Enchanted Forest to see the King Billy Pine Forests which are thousands of years old.

Discover the distinctive flora which is endemic to this area of Tasmania and which produce magnificent displays of colour from gold to deep red.

Visit the Waldheim Chalet, the forest home of Austrian born Gustav Weindorfer who pioneered the Cradle Mountain region in the early 1900’s and had the vision to preserve the Park “for the people for all time”.

Opportunity to see our famous native wild life such as Wombats, Potoroos and Wallabies.

Travel through historical towns and visit Sheffield to view the stunning town murals.

Visit Ashgrove Cheese Farm to sample some of Tasmania’s finest cheeses.

Lunch is not provided but there are opportunities to purchase food and beverages during the tour. Tour includes: National Park entrance fee and complimentary pick up from accommodation.

About the Cataract Gorge & Tamar Highlights Tour

Visit Launceston’s spectacular Cataract Gorge and Cliff Grounds and take the Basin Chairlift providing stunning views of the river and first basin as well as majestic cliffs and the Gorge’s beautiful gardens.

The next destination is the West Tamar region renowned for outstanding scenic river views and the State’s highly acclaimed cool climate wine region.

See the Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre; view the Mine Rescue Display which tells the story of the extraordinary events of survival in the 2006 mine rock fall as well lots of local history and treasures from the past.

Enjoy a fresh and tasty gourmet lunch pack at one of scenic locations and picnic areas located in the area.

Visit Beauty Point the home of Seahorse World and enjoy a tour through the fascinating seahorse aquarium and Platypus House who offer the opportunity to see both platypuses and echidnas in daylight.

On your return to Launceston taste some of Tasmania’s best cool climate wines and enjoy a Tasmanian Cheese Plate sampling the best of our local produce.

Tour includes: Chairlift Pass, Entry to Beaconsfield Heritage Centre, Seahorse World, Platypus House, Gourmet Lunch Pack and Wine & Cheese Tasting and complimentary pick up from accommodation.

About the Penguins Sunset Tour

Travel the East Tamar highway to Mount George lookout for spectacular views of historic George Town where Australia's third European Settlement began in 1804, the Tamar Valley and Bass Strait. Then it is on to Low Head at sunset for the highlight of the tour, the penguin parade.

During the first hour of darkness, you will see penguins up close and personal in their natural environment. Professional guides will ensure you have an amazing and informative experience with these delightful little creatures. Learn about their daily routine during a one hour walking tour of the rookery. Sturdy footwear and warm clothing is recommended. Photography (no flash) and video (no light) is allowed.

About the Launceston Look-about Tour

This tour gives you a fantastic overview of Australia's third oldest city, some of its magnificent early architecture, history and heritage. Visit the Macaque Monkey Park, floral gardens and conservatory. Experience the amazing Cataract Gorge and First Basin where a ride on the world's longest single span chairlift is optional (at own cost).

Or just wander in awe of the natural features of this picturesque area. Visit the Design Centre, Inveresk cultural precinct, Windmill hill, Trevallyn Dam, Duck Reach historic power station and suspension bridge, and Country Club Tasmania. Become familiar with the city in a comfortable air-conditioned coach. Morning tea opportunities are available at own cost.