6D5N · Group Tours · Tasmania

Richmond is a historic town in Tasmania with approx. 800 residents. It is home to more than 50 19th-century buildings, including Richmond Gaol, built in 1825, which is the oldest in Australia; Australia's oldest stone bridge; an early post office; and St John's Church, the oldest Catholic church in Australia.The area is filled with outdoor cafes, art galleries, and craft shops, as well as the fragrant Richmond Bakery, which serves traditional bread and coffee, and the Sweets & Treats candy shop, which offers a wide variety of treats.

Next, we will visit a cherry orchard. Mid-December to January is the local cherry harvest season, when you can enjoy the fun of picking your own cherries and taste Tasmanian cherries (at your own expense).

Lunch is at your own expense, and the dining time is approx. 1 hour.

From Hobart, a 20-minute drive through temperate rainforests, sub-alpine flora, and glacial rock formations brings you to the summit of Mount Wellington, where you can enjoy panoramic views of Bruny Island, South Arm, and the Tasman Peninsula. From the observation deck on the west side of the parking lot, the view extends across the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

Salamanca Place is a hub for food, art, and shopping, with a market featuring a variety of artisan stalls, specialty eateries, and restaurants.

Enjoy local cuisine at a local restaurant. Dinner is at your own expense.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Port Arthur Historic Site is known as the "Australian Gulag" and was once one of the largest prisons in the Southern Hemisphere, but today it is one of the most beautiful harbors in Australia.Solemn history and beautiful scenery make Port Arthur one of Tasmania's famous tourist attractions, and it is also listed on the World Heritage List.

Lunch is at your own expense, and the dining time is approx. 1 hour.

These four wonders feature extraordinary geological formations, attracting many travelers to visit.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Blue skies, white clouds, multicolored waters, and vibrant reefs turn Tasmania's east coast into a dreamlike, colorful world.

Wineglass Bay is the coast's most dazzling gem and is often cited among the world's most beautiful bays. The American travel magazine Outside once named it one of the world's top 10 beaches, noting: “The beach and the Tasman Sea form a distinct crescent, resembling the smile on a 'Have a Nice Day' button.” Nestled among the mountains, Wineglass Bay hides its beauty until you climb to a high vantage point for a stunning panoramic view.

Please bring your own lunch and drinking water. Lunch is not included. Meal time: approx. 30 minutes.

The pure white sand of the beach glistens on the Freycinet Peninsula, where visitors can enjoy a quiet sunbath.

A beautiful beach that lives up to its name, attracting visitors from far and wide with its romantic name. Under the blue sky and white clouds, the azure water, white sand, and colorful reefs complement each other beautifully.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Located approx. 40 km south of Hobart, Bruny Island is an ecological paradise in Tasmania.It takes approx. 15–20 minutes to arrive by ferry from Kettering Ferry Terminal.The island's natural environment is perfect for a vacation. It features surfing beaches, national parks, and historical sites, and is also a paradise for many rare and endangered plants and animals, where you will encounter many adorable creatures.

Start your tour at the North-South Route.The Neck is a narrow, sandy isthmus connecting North and South Bruny Island. Flanked by the endless ocean on both sides, it features a thin, thread-like path. The bays on either side present a striking contrast, with one side featuring rough, crashing waves and the other calm, tranquil waters. The entire isthmus offers magnificent, breathtaking scenery.

Enjoy local cuisine at a local restaurant. Meals are at your own expense.

Adventure Bay: Wade barefoot in the water on this heavenly beach.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Enjoy local cuisine at a local restaurant. Meals are at your own expense.

Cradle Mountain lies within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Its craggy summit is mirrored in the still waters of Dove Lake, where clear streams wind through lush temperate forest. Ancient trees line the crystal‑clear shore, and the quiet is broken only by birdsong and the hum of insects.

Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park has a well‑marked network of walking tracks. Many visitors choose the Dove Lake circuit or nearby lookouts for classic lake‑and‑mountain views. In autumn, the endemic deciduous beech (fagus, Nothofagus gunnii) colors the slopes in vivid gold and red.

Weather in the highlands changes rapidly—“four seasons in one day” is common—so come prepared with warm layers, rain protection, and sturdy footwear.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Bridestowe Lavender Estate (mid-December to mid-January), visit Tamar Wetlands during other seasons.

Enjoy local cuisine at a local restaurant. Meals are at your own expense.

Cataract Gorge Reserve is known for its charming architecture and parks, and features a very long chairlift. The track is 457m long and approx. 300m high. Ride the chairlift hundreds of meters above the ground to take in the natural canyon landscape and the lush, tree-lined lake and mountain scenery.