Tour de 3 dias pela Tasmânia, Hobart, Port Arthur e Ilha Bruny

One of the best decisions I made during my stay in Tasmania. I was thinking of renting a car but hesitated as I travel solo. It turns out that with this three-day tour, I could rest and enjoy the view from the mini-bus without having to worry about directions, restrictions, or checking maps. All of the guides were so nice and knowledgeable. I enjoyed my trip to the maximum level! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ PS: All of the pictures I submitted here were taken from the mini-bus!

I had a great 3-day tour in Tassie, and even though the weather wasn't great, we still had a lot of fun!

Thanks to the 3-day tour, I comfortably enjoyed Tasmania! It was a shame that it rained and the weather was bad on the day we went to Port Arthur, but the other days had good weather, which made it even better. Bruny Island was especially beautiful!!

The 3-day tour was excellent. We visited Hobart's most famous scenic spots, such as Port Arthur, Mount Wellington, and Richmond.

I would like to thank the guides: Mark and Andrew. I would like to give a special mention to Mark (same name) because he is chatty and made sure that he could tell everyone about his stories, travels, and so on. Warning! You will not be able to sleep on his trip 😆😆. Just kidding. He is a nice guide overall. Tour highlights: - Port Arthur. Great history of the Penitentiary with amazing scenery of Mason Cove. - Dunalley Bakery. Nice cauliflower cheese pie here. I didn't think I could eat a veggie pie, but I did it here. - Truganini Lookout. Breathtaking view of the Neck. - Two Tree Point, Resolution Creek. On that beach, you would see a bright green marine algae attached to a large stone on the shore. - Bruny Hotel. A hotel situated in front of the bay where we had lunch. I think you should try the chicken parma or mushroom pasta. - Cape Bruny Lighthouse. Nice panoramic view of the ocean, including the rock formations. - Salamanca Market. Got interesting things to buy there, including souvenirs, gemstones, and food. I just tried the scallops on a barbecue stick, and they were nice. - Bonorong. Interesting animals to see include: Echidnas, Tasmanian Devils, Kangaroos, and Wombats. - Mount Wellington. You can view Hobart CBD up here, including Bruny Island. Great spot for taking pictures with the city landscape as a backdrop or on the standing rock formations.

It's not bad if you're just looking for a quick tour of Tasmania. However, there are some aspects that fall short if you want to explore in more depth. It might be better to research local information and rent a car to visit the attractions yourself.

Even with my limited English, I managed to complete an all-English group tour. I couldn't afford the expensive Chinese tours, and Klook's day tours were definitely more cost-effective. With a simple and kind Australian guide, there's no need to worry about how to explore Tasmania without a car.

Before the tour started, the pick-up time and location were clearly communicated, but a detailed itinerary for the day was not provided. The tour guide was very enthusiastic and willing to adjust the itinerary based on the travelers' feedback.

The tour was great! Three tour guides each day bring different personalities to the trip but all of them are very knowledgeable.

We participated in the 3-day tour from August 9th to 11th. The same guide (who was also the driver) for the first two days was excellent, very enthusiastic, and livened up the group atmosphere, making it feel like a university camp (laughs). The guide (who was also the driver) on the third day was also very good, and we visited all the planned attractions. Thank you both for enriching our Tasmania trip ❤️