Port Arthur & Harbor Cruise Day Tour from Hobart
- Discover Tasmania’s infamous convict history and breathtaking nature
- Learn how the early pioneers survived and began new journeys during the picturesque drive down the peninsula
- Delve into the past on an introductory guided tour and harbor cruise
- Walk through at the Port Arthur Historic Site, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- See the Devil's Kitchen, the Tessellated Pavements, Remarkable Caves, Tasman Arch, and the Blowhole
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What to expect
Your tour through this incredible landscape begins with a scenic drive over the Tasman Peninsula, where your guide describes the environment, allowing you to feel as though you were in the shoes of a convict. The first stop takes you to the views at Pirates' Bay lookout to gaze into the rugged landscapes of the Tessellated Pavements. Your next stop is Port Arthur Historic Site, whereupon you can enjoy a tour throughout the grounds and go on a harbor cruise. You'll get plenty of time to freely explore the site on your own as well. On the way back, you'll uncover the secrets of Tasman National Park's Remarkable Caves, Tasman Arch, and Blowhole. If you're lucky, you'll even be able to try some local produce on the way back.
Reviews
Would've liked to have a bit more time to explore the historic site, but enjoyed the cruise and great tour guide!
Port Arthur is a amazing place where u can learn about history of Tasmania U can also take cruise ship to explore the beautiful scenery in Port Arthur Other than port Arthur , u can explore other attraction like blow hole, tas kitchen ..... Just another amazing tour Thank you Jarrod for the amazing trip Truly recommend it !!!!
Great service. The guy is ver friendly and knowledgeable.
It was a very interesting tour about the history of Port Arthur
Good to know
Insider Tips:
- Tasmanian weather conditions can change quickly at any time of year. We operate tours in all weather conditions so we suggest that visitors bring clothing and footwear appropriate for hot, warm, cold or wet conditions
- The Tasmanian sun is often more harsh than other parts of Australia