Tasmania is one of those places that feels a little different from the rest of Australia, and it’s well worth adding to your itinerary if you’ve got the time. You’ve got epic coastlines, quiet beaches, and some amazing national parks, with plenty of walks and wildlife to spot along the way. It’s also a great place for food and drink, with local produce, wineries, and cosy spots to stop off as you explore. Popular trips include heading out to Cape Raoul for dramatic coastal views, or visiting Wineglass Bay for one of the most iconic beaches in Australia. There’s plenty to see and do across the island, so take a look through our Tasmania tours to find what fits your trip best.
The best time of year to go on a Tasmania tour is November to February. This is considered peak season, as it generally has dry, sunny weather. However, Tasmania is a lot colder than the rest of Australia.
We recommend spending five to seven days in Tasmania, this will give you enough time to explore the whole island and see all the highlights that Tasmania has to offer.
There are plenty of activities to do whilst visiting Tasmania. Our top recommendations are visiting Wineglass Bay or to head on a Cape Raoul cruise. If you are able to we highly recommend hiring a car and exploring all the different parts of the island to make the most of your visit.
To get to Tasmania, you can fly into the airport or catch a ferry from Geelong. Whilst you are in Tasmania you can get around by driving yourself with a campervan or car hire.
There are plenty of free things to do in Tasmania. You can enjoy a scenic walk along the beaches, walks the trails of Launceston’s Cataract Gorge or hike up Cradle Mountain.
Accommodation options in Tasmania cater to a variety of preferences: