Port Arthur, Richmond and Tasman Peninsula Full-Day Tour

• Spend 4 hours immersing yourself in the history and culture of the Port Arthur Historic Site

• Enjoy a free harbour cruise and take in the stunning views of Port Arthur

• Stroll along the cliff tops of Waterfall Bay and marvel at the breathtaking coastal scenery

• Explore the extraordinary natural landmarks of Devils Kitchen and Tasman Arch in Tasman National Park

• Capture picturesque views at the Pirates Bay lookout and create unforgettable memories

• Wander through the historic Richmond Village and admire its charming colonial architecture

Embark on an awe‑inspiring hike along Australia’s highest coastal cliffs before exploring the dark history of the Port Arthur Historic Site and visiting the historic town of Richmond in the late afternoon.

Spend the morning in Tasman National Park, walking along the 300‑metre‑high cliff tops and taking in all the best sights, including Waterfall Bay, Tasman Arch, and the famous Devils Kitchen.

[Itinerary Reference]:

• Departure: 07:25, meet at Tasmania Travel Information Centre.

  Please look for a guide wearing a Tours Tasmania uniform

  No refunds for late arrivals or no‑shows. Please arrive 10 minutes before departure time.

• Attractions / Experience: 10 hours 30 minutes, Port Arthur Historic Site, Waterfall Bay Lookout,

  Tasman National Park, Devils Kitchen, Tasman Arch, Dogline

• Return: 18:00, arrive back at Tasmania Travel Information Centre, The tour is expected to return to the original starting point around 18:00.

• The itinerary may be adjusted due to traffic and weather conditions

Next, head to Port Arthur, where the well‑preserved ruins give you a glimpse into the grim lives of Tasmania’s convicts.

Spend four hours exploring this open‑air World Heritage museum, which includes a free harbour cruise to the Isle of the Dead and an engaging on‑site commentary.

Our final stop is the town of Richmond. It boasts Australia’s oldest bridge! This sandstone structure was built by convicts and is said to be haunted.