Book any AAT Kings Tasmania tour with us and we will provide you with a further 5% discount off the best available price we obtain from AAT Kings. Our discount can be used in conjunction any other AAT Kings offers that you may be entitled to ie. Earlybird, Early Payment, Past Traveller etc.
Escape to the west coast of Tasmania and explore its spectacular natural landscape. Start your journey in Hobart, head north-west to Mt. Field National Park and view the magnificent Russell Falls. Immerse yourself in Tasmania's untouched wilderness as you cruise the Gordon River, learn about the art of cheese making at Ashgrove Farm and explore Cataract Gorge in Launceston.
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Transfer from Hobart Airport to your hotel for check-in, then an afternoon tour of Hobart. Return to the hotel for a welcome drink and dinner with your Tour Director and fellow passengers.
We head west through New Norfolk to the magnificent Mt. Field National Park, the site of spectacular Russell Falls. We'll then wind our way up to the sensational Lake St. Clair with its breathtaking views. Continue to Queenstown.
We travel past Lake Plimsoll through Tullah to Cradle Mountain National Park. Once there we'll take you up to Waldheim and gorgeous Dove Lake for spectacular views of Cradle Mountain. En route to Burnie we travel to Sheffield for a wander through this town of murals with its colourful wall paintings that adorn the town's buildings.
We travel east along the coast through Penguin and Ulverstone. Then we're off to Ashgrove Farm Cheese Factory for a presentation on cheese making and some delicious product testing - yum! Deloraine is our lunch stop. Then it's on to Launceston, where we'll visit Cataract Gorge – wilderness in the city. Just two minutes out of town and you're surrounded by rivers, a gorge and exotic flora and fauna. Enjoy a walk across the suspensions bridge, spot peacocks or take the chairlift for an aerial view of this fascinating urban wilderness, you decide.