Things to do in Salamanca Market

The historic site of Port Arthur, free harbor cruises, the clifftop of Waterfall Bay, Devil's Kitchen, Tasman Arch, Pirates Bay Lookout, and Richmond Village are all worth visiting.

The driver and tour guide were very professional and friendly, and the time was allocated appropriately. Port Arthur has beautiful scenery and is a highlight, a must-see attraction.

It's a beautiful place, hard to imagine it was once the site of a prison, and the trip was very enjoyable. On our way back, we visited Richmond Bridge in Richmond Village, a peaceful and quiet environment.

We took the premium tour on the upper deck with a window seat, which included tea with snacks, good food, and an alcoholic beverage or soft drink per person. If that option is available, it's highly recommended. The tour visits a penal island where practically no foundations remain, but the explanation is very interesting if you can understand Australian English well. Afterwards, there's a walk through the rainforest with botanical explanations. We enjoyed it very much.

We had an unforgettable experience on our Mt Field, Wildlife, and Mt Wellington tour with our amazing guide, Clint! He was very punctual, friendly, and accommodating throughout the day. Along the drive, Clint shared lots of interesting stories and fun facts about Tasmania’s history, wildlife, and nature. We also visited Bonorong Sanctuary and got to meet the rescued wildlife—such a heartwarming experience! During our trek through Mt Field, Clint made sure everyone was comfortable and enjoying the beautiful scenery. When we reached Mt Wellington, the wind was super strong—we almost got blown away! But Clint handled everything so well and made sure we were safe and still had fun. You can really tell he loves what he does. Highly recommend this tour and Clint as your guide!

We had an amazing time on our Bruny Island tour with Dan as our guide. From start to finish, everything was well-organized and ran smoothly. Dan was very accommodating and made sure everyone in the group was comfortable and enjoying the experience. He shared interesting stories and insights about the island, which made the trip even more memorable. We especially loved the cheese tasting and the fresh, yummy oysters — definitely a highlight of the day! Dan was also punctual and professional throughout the tour. Overall, it was a wonderful experience — highly recommend this tour and Dan as your guide!

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!

Highly recommended! The staff is knowledgeable about the ocean and seafood. The seafood is very fresh, and drinks are all-you-can-drink. We had children with us, and they had juice available. The seafood was served both raw and cooked, so we didn't have to worry about the kids not having enough to eat. As soon as we boarded, the crew prepared a fruit platter, followed by abalone, oysters, sea urchin, salmon, and lobster. Finally, there was apple cinnamon cake. The sea urchin was caught right out of the sea by one of the crew members! All the seafood was cooked on the spot, and the crew even taught us how to shuck oysters. We passed by a salmon farm and even saw seals, which was a pleasant surprise. We boarded at 10 AM and disembarked at 2:30 PM, the timing was perfect. Overall, it was worth the money.