Salamanca Market tours

First time to Tasmania, a bit cold and rain a little but sunshine quickly back again. visited Arthur’s port, a nice historical place, educational. spent whole day include back and forth transportation to Hobart CBD but worth it if u visit Tasmania.

From the moment we stepped aboard, Mark transformed what could’ve been a standard sightseeing tour into a vibrant, story-rich journey through Hobart’s heart and soul. His energy was infectious, and his knack for weaving personalized factoids into each stop kept us engaged, entertained, and constantly learning. Whether it was quirky colonial trivia or insights into Tasmania’s evolving culture, Mark tailored the experience to our group’s interests with impressive finesse. It felt less like a tour and more like being shown around by a passionate local friend who genuinely loves this city. The pacing was perfect, the sites were stunning, and Mark’s commentary added layers of meaning to everything we saw. If you’re looking for a tour that’s both informative and delightfully human, this is it. Highly recommend booking with Mark—you’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for Hobart and a smile that lasts well beyond the final stop.

One of the best decision that I made during my stay in Tasmania. I was thinking of renting a car but doubt it as I do solo travel. Turns out with this three days tour I can take a rest and enjoying the view from the mini bus without having to worry about direction, restrictions or checking maps. all of the guides were so nice and knowledgeable. I enjoyed my trip to max level!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ PS: all of the pictures I submitted here were taken from the mini bus!

you get to spend ~5 hrs on Maria Island, recommend joining the tour as the guide knows where the wild animals are and you can easily get lost on the island. it was 17000+ steps for the day, so I would suggest doing this if you’re physically fit. if you are, this is highly recommended. this is the exact Tasmania you want to see!

first stop with morning tea (blueberry muffin and OJ) then 3 hour cruise - managed to see seals & dolphins, no whale insight unfortunately. proceed with lunch at lavender farm (main + drink), then sightseeing tour to chocolate foundry, Tasman island lookout/remarkable cave, finished with safety cove beach. highlight will be the cruise, magnificent - photos don’t do justice.

A great choice for those who want to relax, Tasmania is truly serene (not many people or cars). Wineglass Bay was just okay… but the hotel at Cradle Mountain was fantastic!

I hardly leave reviews, but this deserves one! Super well organised tour. Annie was wonderful in introducing and explaining each landmark that we past by. Her driving skills were professional and we felt well taken care of up and down Mount Wellington. The tour is highly recommended for travellers who wants to see all of Hobart in a single day. Recommend to book on Saturdays so that you get to visit the Salamanca Markets.

I got great 3 Days tours at Tassie, although the weather not very well but we still had lots of fun!!