Mount Field, Wildlife & Mount Wellington Day Tour

Set off on a natural feast in Tasmania and embark on a one‑day magical journey to Mount Field and Mount Wellington! Departing from Hobart, it takes only 1.5 hours to reach, linking ancient rainforests, magnificent waterfalls, adorable wildlife and panoramic city views, immersing you in the untamed beauty of southern Australia.

First stop: explore Tasmania's oldest national park, Mount Field National Park. The 6 km gentle Three Waterfalls Loop Trail is packed with surprises. Stroll through the rainforest, where Russell Falls cascade down, sending up a refreshing mist. Horseshoe Falls and Lady Barron Falls each have their own charm, allowing you to discover 1 to 3 waterfall views as you wish. Along the Tall Trees Walk, towering ancient trees rise up, with sunlight filtering through the leaves to cast dappled shadows, showcasing the serene and profound depths of the primeval rainforest.

The park hides several beautiful picnic spots, where you can leisurely enjoy lunch accompanied by the rainforest scenery—pure bliss. Then head to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary for an interactive and adorable time: hand‑feed gentle wallabies and get up close with real Tasmanian devils, experiencing the unique charm of local wildlife and creating heartwarming moments.

The highlight of the journey is at the summit of Mount Wellington. Standing on the lookout, you can take in the entire cityscape of Hobart and the vast southern Tasmanian landscape. Beneath your feet are rolling mountains and the sea, with the city blending into the wilderness in the distance. Every snapshot is a stunning masterpiece, elevating the romance and grandeur of the day's scenery to the highest level.

From the serenity of rainforest hikes and waterfall views to the joy of zoo interactions and the awe of summit vistas, this one‑day trip connects a diverse range of experiences. Whether for a family outing, a romantic stroll for couples, or a gathering of friends, everyone can create their own unforgettable memories in this pristine wonderland, immersing themselves in Tasmania's natural gifts.