Hobart · TOUR REVIEWS
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Every tour on this site on one page, best first. These 15 are the bookings that beat everything else around Hobart right now: what each costs, how long it takes, and why it earned its place, with the full catalogue underneath if none of them fits your trip.
Bruny Island food and lighthouse day from Hobart with ferry, oysters, cheeses, chocolate, honey, and a guided Cape Bruny Lighthouse climb.
“Bruny island is a wonderful destination, lots of great food & good views (despite the weather). Highly recommend!”
Full-day Bruny Island tour from Hobart with ferry tickets, hotel pickup, rainforest walking, iconic lookout views, and honey and chocolate stops.
“Professional, friendly, knowledgeable guide. Small bus, Intimate group. Magnificent scenery, delicious lunch. Tassie Tours chose amazing places for us to stop and explore. We saw many natural wonders of Bruny from ocean to forest.”
Hop-on Mt Wellington Explorer Bus from Hobart. Flexible all-day summit access with 30-minute views, stops for short walks, and great value.
“Very informative and relaxing trip. Overwhelming view though the clouds were a bit on top. Still amazing trip and enjoyable.”
Hop-on hop-off bus to Hobart’s kunanyi/Mt Wellington. 40 minutes at the summit, live guide, trails map, and wheelchair access.
“It was an excellent tour with a very informative & knowledgeable tour guide. The Mt. Wellington tour was an outstanding tour for the value.”
Bruny Island’s top food stops from Hobart: oysters, cheese, honey and chocolate plus famous lookouts on a guided day trip.
“The tour was fantastic from start to finish. The pickup and drop-off location was easy to find and very convenient. The mini bus was clean, spacious, and comfortable, making the journey enjoyable. Our guide, Liam, was excellent—he kept the tour relaxing and well-paced with regular toilet stops and shared great local knowledge. The food throughout the day was delicious, and the complimentary samples were a pleasant touch. The highlight was definitely the oysters—they were incredibly fresh and full of flavor. This tour offered a perfect balance of comfort, information, and indulgence. Highly recommended for a relaxed and tasty day out!”
A 90-minute open-top hop-on hop-off loop in Hobart with 20 stops, multilingual GPS audio, Wi‑Fi, and a handy guidebook for planning your day.
“We thoroughly recommend this tour it covers all the history of Hobart. We did the whole trip twice and took in more info the second time.”
Bruny Island day trip from Hobart with ferry transfers, easy-moderate walks, rare albino wallaby chances, and award-winning local produce.
“Pascal was a great guide. Great energy, very professional, knows a lot and had great disposition. Also always gav very clear instructions. I know everyone in the tour loved it.”
Small-group day trip from Hobart to Mt Field, Bonorong, Richmond, and Mt Wellington with scenic Derwent River views.
“This tour was an absolute highlight of my trip to Tasmania. Brett’s deep knowledge and genuine passion for the local flora and fauna made the experience truly exceptional — and spotting a platypus in the wild was the perfect bonus!”
Hobart day trip to Mt Field, Mt Wellington, Richmond and Bonorong for rainforest walks, Tasmanian devils, wildlife feeding, and big views.
“Very interesting and we saw a lot. The guide Gary was brilliant, plenty of information, and funny too. Lovely scenery and the walk in the woods was sublime.”
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.”
8-hour Maria Island cruise and guided walk from Hobart: UNESCO convict settlement, wildlife sightings, salad lunch and drinks.
“The whole experience was fantastic. The tour guides were very informative. The different animals on Maria Island was interesting.”
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”
Cruise Hobart’s Derwent River with live captain commentary and standout harbor views. Choose a 1-hour, lunch, or dinner cruise.
“Ferry and overall cruise was great. Unfortunately, vegeterian food options were inadequate, unhealthy.”
Ride Hobart by hop-on hop-off double-decker bus with clear stops, onboard WiFi, and commentary. Choose 24 or 48 hours and explore at your pace.
“Steve was amazing. Very informative, friendly, well organised and safe driver! Chocolate and Lavender stops were also informative, Port Arthur is a very interesting piece of history.”
