Port Arthur 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.

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

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 very amazing experience for me and my friends in Hobart. The guide was very insightful and love to share stories about our destination. View is amazing and the weather was clear. Thank you so much for the great experience

I chose this tour because it has a bit of everything, the Tasmanian nature sightseeing, some wallabies and joeys, and historic site at the Port Arthur. Some walking in the morning in the national park and 4 hours (incl lunch and a short cruise) at Port Arthur. On the way back you also get to visit Richmond

Our guide possessed incredibly rich historical knowledge of Tasmania. His exceptional storytelling skills vividly brought the past to life, and his captivating voice and humor kept us engaged throughout. At each stop, he offered excellent personalized recommendations that greatly enhanced our experience.

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!

Excellent way to see the breathtaking Tasman Peninsula coastline! The views are spectacular and the guides are extremely knowledgable. We also saw tons of wildlife including seals, dolphins, and albatrosses. Multiple boats go out at the same time and will communicate with the others when one finds wildlife, giving you very good chances of seeing some. Spray jackets and motion sickness pills are included for all passengers. Dress warmly as the winds can be a bit chilly, even in the summer. Make sure to arrive at the designated time. They are punctual about getting passengers on the bus to the boat. I would not hesitate to recommend this experience!