Field Mountain, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and Richmond Tour


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Child ticket for ages 3‑15; Infant ticket for ages 0‑2
Grand Chancellor Hotel; Tasmania Travel and Information Centre; 64 St Georges Terrace; Travelodge Hotel Hobart; Vibe Hotel; Allurity Hotel; Tower Motel
Pick‑up time is 7:35‑7:50 AM
Attraction tickets, professional guide, onboard/on‑vessel commentary in English, English‑speaking guide, hotel round‑trip transfer

Free cancellation is available 48 hours before the event starts.
Say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of the city and embark on a wild and poetic journey to Tasmania for an exclusive small‑group adventure into nature and culture. Starting from Hobart, travel through the picturesque Derwent Valley, where every bend holds a natural surprise, allowing your body and mind to fully immerse in the pristine scenery.

First stop: Mount Field National Park. Step into a primeval wilderness wrapped in towering trees and lush ferns, hiking to catch a glimpse of Russell Falls. The water cascades down layered rocks, splashing into fine mist, painting a dynamic picture amidst the vibrant green forest—every step brings a sense of nature's tranquillity and healing.

Next, head to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary for an intimate encounter with Tasmania's native creatures. Observe the unique habits of the Tasmanian Devil up close, see wombats and koalas lounging lazily, and even hand‑feed gentle kangaroos. With a touch of your fingertips, feel the tender vitality of the Australian land.

The cultural chapter of the journey unfolds in Richmond. Stroll along historic streets lined with Georgian‑style architecture, where time seems to settle. Savor a local Tasmanian scallop pie, capture the beauty of the oldest bridge in Australia, and let the rustic charm and historical essence of the town soak into your heart.

Finally, ascend Mount Wellington for a panoramic view of Hobart and its sweeping surroundings. The ease of a small‑group tour allows you to savour every landscape slowly and thoroughly, without having to keep pace with others. This journey weaves together mountains, waterfalls, wildlife, and historic towns, letting you immerse yourself in the unique magic of Tasmania and create unforgettable memories.
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