Things to do in Port Arthur

The tour guide introduced each point carefully and provided seasickness pills and hand warmers, which was very thoughtful. You must participate in this project when you come to Hobart

It was a satisfying trip. In particular, since they let me sit at the very end of the cruise, I could take pictures while standing up. At the end of the cruise, they showed me where whales were coming out so I could see them. It was so much fun. The seals were so cute, and it was a fulfilling trip.

Great experience. we were lucky the weather was optimal and the sky was blue despite it was in winter month. Be sure to wear warm clothes. We also get to see whales migrating so it was a plus.

attractions on the way: pretty straightforward itinerary. group size: small very intimate and not noisy. guide: friendly and very accomplished. itinerary:

this 3h cruise isn’t for everyone but it was really fun to me, it was like a roller coaster ride on the ocean! i wore 4 layers of top and it was just right. do remember to bring beanie & sunglasses to shield from the sea spray. unfortunately went on a bipolar weather day and didn’t see any dolphins or whales :( if not the money would have been more worthwhile. saw many seals and rocks and enjoyed my time nonetheless :) would recommend to go on a sunny day

Port Arthur was very picturesque. The view of Tasman Arch and Devil's Kitchen was also awe-inspiring.

Very nice and highly recommended place. The entrance ticket include 20 min ferry ride. every interval for the ferry ride is about 40 min. There is a nice cafe at the entrance which sell nice hot food and drink.

A very special trip, a feeling of wandering at the end of the world, the time arrangement is suitable, and the food is also quite delicious