Hobart · NATIONAL PARKS
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Good national park tours fill up fast in a small city like Hobart. These 15 are the best of them, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can book before the calendar closes.
3-hour Tasman Island wilderness cruise from Port Arthur: Cape Pillar cliffs, caves, seals, plus dolphins and migrating whales for $127.
“The company is well organized, everything started on time, the guides were both nice and professional, the scenery is stunning and for me it was very exciting to be in the Great Tasman Sea. Sitting in 1st row added to the fun.”
Bruny Island wilderness cruise from Hobart with sea-cliff caves and wildlife spotting, then explore Bruny Island after.
“A must do when in Hobart. I was the best day!! Tour guides were really informative. I saw humpback whales, seals, dolphins, albatross and penguins!! Boat trip was amazing with amazing scenery”
Guided Port Arthur Historic Site with Isle of the Dead harbour cruise, Richmond Bridge, Tasman Arch, Remarkable Cave, and chocolate.
“First the good. Port Arthur was fascinating. Great history. The other stops along the way were nice. The extra stop at the arch was nice. The scallop pies we ordered were delicious. The guide was extremely knowledgeable, informative and frieRead more”
Hobart to Bruny Island by bus and ferry, then a 3-hour wildlife cruise with seals, sea caves, and blowhole views plus lunch.
“It was an incredible experience, got to see whales, dolphins and seals!”
3-hour Bruny Island wilderness cruise from Adventure Bay: sea caves, cliffs and wildlife. Fast boat, local guide, jackets provided.
“A must do if you love nature. The Staff were professional and committed to your safety and enjoyment”
Cruise from Port Arthur to Eaglehawk Neck for cliff views, Tasman Island, and wildlife sightings with full rain gear and expert guidance.
“Perfect. I had an amazing experience exploring the Tasmanian Peninsula with Lily as our tour guide. She was incredibly knowledgeable about the history, wildlife, and natural beauty of the area, sharing fascinating stories that made the trip even more memorable. Lily was friendly, professional, and very attentive to everyone’s needs, ensuring we were comfortable and engaged throughout the day. The itinerary was well-organized, and we never felt rushed, with plenty of time to enjoy the stunning views and attractions.”
Hobart to Freycinet for Wineglass Bay viewpoints, flexible hikes, and fresh seafood at Marine Farm. Air-conditioned transport, 10 hours.
“we were super happy with this tour!! Got to see a lot of Freycinet NP and the drive there was also worth while!”
Scenic flight from Hobart to Southwest National Park, then cruise Bathurst Harbour and Melaleuca Inlet with lunch and a guided bush walk.
“Maria is a very interesting island for history, it’s environment and wildlife. The crew of the Spirit on Maria were keen to ensure everyone enjoyed the trip. Lunch was excellent.”
From Hobart to Freycinet National Park for Wineglass Bay views, a real hike choice, Cape Tourville, and a winery stop with tastings.
“I was travelling solo in Hobart for the first time and looking for an easy way to get to Freycinet, and this tour was perfect! A small group, efficient pick-up and drop off and a lovely guide who catered to the various fitness levels and activity prefRead more”
90 minutes on Tasmania’s Tasman Peninsula from Port Arthur to Cape Raoul: dolerite cliffs, seals, dolphins, and wild coves.
“can very highly recommend this, already looking at the next trip”
Six days in Tasmania with guided hikes to Cradle Mountain, East Coast beaches, the West Coast wilds, and wildlife sanctuaries for $831.
“The agenda was great and the schedule was planned well. Our tour guide Brendan was amazing! It's a shame that they changed our guide for the last day as we had bonded so well as a group with Brendan. Garreth nonetheless was a good and knowledgable guide too. Tasmania is a great place and I highly recommend booking this tour to make most of your visit here!”
Small-group day trip from Hobart to Mt Field’s Tall Trees Trail and Russell Falls, plus Salmon Ponds and a trout hatchery visit.
“We had a good time. The salmon pancake was yummy. Mt. Field was beautiful. The guide was friendly and knowledgeable.”
A scenic day trip from Hobart to Mt Field and Russell Falls, with Salmon Ponds trout feeding, rainforest walks, and morning tea.
“The tour guide had a lot of information about Mt Field that was vary helpful. It made the walk through the tall trees so much more meaningful.”
A full-day ferry trip from Hobart to Maria Island for wombats, devils, Painted Cliffs, Fossil Cliffs, and convict history on guided walks.
“If you enjoy a nice, long walk at a relaxed pace, seeing lots of great scenery and animals along the way, this is a great day trip!!”
A full-day Hobart nature tour: Mt Field giant trees, Russell and Horseshoe Falls, Bonorong wildlife, and Mt Wellington summit views.
“Hike was awesome, Hannah our guide was very knowledgeable. Wildlife park unfortunately animals were in their hiding but not tour company’s fault.”
