Private transfer to Hobart's Hotel

Private Tour of MONA

From the outside world, Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is famously known for its disturbing and almost hallucinatory collections and festivals. But its presence extends beyond just art. Since it was first opened in 2011, MONA has sparked a renaissance that turned Hobart from a backwater town into a cool cultural hub and has created many sources of life for its residents. Besides the signature “Monanism” exhibitions, today, the museum also offers roaring dining scenes along with a chic lounge to swill the famous Moorilla wine or Moo brew beer.

Soak in the Vibrant Salamanca Market

Ease into local’s life by strolling through Salamanca Market, Australia’s largest outdoor market, where you can find everything from fresh produce to wood-fired pizza, antiques, and paintings.

Bruny Island Gourmet Experience

Approximately an hour away from Hobart, the untouched Bruny Island is stuffed with yumminess. Here, indulge in a wonderful farm-to-table gourmet experience where you can taste delicious local products from shucked oysters to colorful berries, cheeses, and whiskeys. Lunch will be served al fresco in a small family-owned vineyard and paired with the region’s most tasty Pinot Noir. Then, we will cross the incredibly narrow neck that connects South and North Island and walks into South Bruny National Park, home to the famous Fluted Cape and rare white wallabies. At the end of the day, a scenic plane will float you back to Hobart, giving you a rare opportunity to admire the entire island panorama from high above.

Full day Hike at Mt Field National Park

Enjoy a full day trekking adventure inside Tasmania’s oldest National Parks. Along your forest canopy walk to Russell Falls, you will encounter some of the tallest trees in the world and cross tracks with native Tasmanian wildlife from quolls to elusive platypus and rare aviaries. We will also visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary for a firsthand feeding experience with resident Tasmanian Devils, wombats, sugar gliders, and wallabies while learning about the ultimate project to re-integrate them into the wild.

Explore the Tasman Peninsula

On this Tasman Peninsula tour, we will travel back in time to revisit one of Australia’s darkest past – the moment when tens of thousands of British convicts were enslaved and mentally punished in Port Arthur. Today, this former timber station house more than thirty UNESCO-protected buildings and museums for you to explore and hundreds of haunting stories to keep you entertained. We will also visit interesting geological features along the peninsula, such as the Tasman Arch, the tessellated pavement, and the Devil’s Kitchen.

Discover Freycinet's Natural Wonders

Spend two days traverse through the outstanding beauty of Freycinet National Park. There are plenty of outdoor activities for you to choose such as kayaking, mountain biking, and fly fishing; but for a truly immersive experience, take the 5 km guided walk across the crystal white sands of South hazard Beach with lauded Wineglass Bay view at the end of the trail. Other non-active experiences are equally tempting and worth to try from visiting a local oyster farm to clay shooting and winemaking experience.

Cradle Mountain Full Day Exploration

Rises 1.545 meters over moorlands and glacial lakes, The Cradle Mountain is easily one of the most remarkable places on Australia, if not the earth. Inside the National Park, there are a plethora of awe-inspiring trails waiting to be discovered from the gentler Dove Lake circuit to Cradle Valley Waterfall zigzag walk and challenging Cradle Summit Climb. No matter which trail you pick, keep your eyes open at all times as we often encounter amazing wildlife, including wallabies, wombats, and if you are lucky enough, platypus and Tasmanian Devils.

Dine & Wine in Tamar Valley

End the journey with an exquisite wine tasting at Josef Chromy’s Vineyard followed by a scrumptious lunch filled with Tasmanian flavors