From the ancient peaks of Cradle Mountain to the turquoise arc of Wineglass Bay — explore Australia's island wilderness with expert local guides on small-group and self-drive tours built for real travellers.
Tasmania tours offer something genuinely rare: a compact island where ancient Gondwana rainforests, World Heritage alpine wilderness, convict-era heritage, and world-class food and wine sit just hours apart. As Australia's southernmost state, Tasmania punches well above its size when it comes to raw natural drama.
Covering just 68,000 km², nearly 45 per cent of the island is protected national park or reserve — which is why guided tours in Tasmania consistently deliver the kind of immersive wilderness encounters that are increasingly hard to find. Whether you're walking the iconic Overland Track through Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, cruising the Gordon River into the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Wilderness, or spotting Tasmanian devils at a wildlife sanctuary, every day on a Tassie tour brings something that surprises.
Our curated selection covers every travel style: fully guided small-group tours, self-drive road trips, day tours from Hobart and Launceston, multi-day hikes, wildlife and foodie experiences, and premium escorted packages for travellers who want seamless, high-comfort journeys.
From 3-day escapes to 13-day grand circuits, every Tasmania tour package below is curated by our local travel editors and verified for quality.
Experience the real Tasmania with a maximum of 12 travellers. Expert local guides adapt every itinerary to your group's pace, stopping for wildlife encounters and hidden viewpoints that large-coach tours simply can't reach. Ideal for couples, solo travellers and friends 40–70.
Explore Small Group Tours
Trek the legendary Overland Track, Freycinet Peninsula Circuit and Bay of Fires walk with certified guides who know every weather window and hidden shelter.
View Hiking Tours
Meet Tasmanian devils, spotted quolls, white wallabies and little penguins. Twilight spotlighting tours, devil sanctuaries and dawn wildlife drives included.
See Wildlife Tours
From Hobart, explore Port Arthur, Bruny Island, the Huon Valley and the Tasman Peninsula on fully guided day tours — no planning, just discovery.
Book a Day Tour
Drive at your own pace with a pre-planned itinerary, pre-booked accommodation and a digital route guide. Freedom with the safety net of local expertise.
Plan Your Drive
Private guides, premium lodges like Cradle Mountain Hotel and Freycinet Lodge, helicopter transfers, and bespoke itineraries for the ultimate Tassie experience.
Discover Luxury ToursMulti-day walks on the Overland Track, Bay of Fires and Freycinet Circuit with all equipment, meals and hut accommodation arranged.
Twilight devil spotting, penguin parades at Bicheno, white wallabies at Bruny Island and bird watching in World Heritage forests.
Salamanca Market, Huon Valley orchards, MONA cellar, Tasmanian whisky distilleries and farm-gate cheese tastings built into your tour.
Gordon River wilderness cruise, Bruny Island eco-cruise, Tasman Peninsula sea cave tours and Macquarie Harbour sailing experiences.
Port Arthur penal colony, Richmond's Georgian convict bridge, Launceston's Cataract Gorge and MONA museum — with expert historical commentary.
Dawn shoots at Dove Lake, Bay of Fires at golden hour and South Cape Bay sea cliffs — led by professional Tasmanian landscape photographers.
Meet like-minded travellers on small groups specifically tailored for solos — no single supplement, guaranteed departures with just 2 guests minimum.
Kid-friendly wildlife encounters, easy coastal walks and interactive convict history experiences that engage all ages without sacrificing quality.
How long do you need, when is the best time to go, what does a small group tour include, and how do Tassie tours compare to self-driving? We cover it all.
Guided hike to the lookout, kayaking the bay, or full-day tour from Hobart? We compare every option.
Bonorong, Devils@Cradle and Trowunna: the three best Tasmanian devil sanctuaries ranked and compared.
Tasmania's changeable climate is part of its wild character. Each season brings different rewards — here's how to choose the right time for your tour style.
Peak season with long daylight hours. Ideal for multi-day hikes, coastal tours and festival time at Hobart's MONA FOMA. Warm temperatures, wildflowers in the highlands. Book early — tours fill fast.
Arguably the most beautiful time for photography tours. Beech forests explode with gold, orange and red. Fewer crowds than summer, mild temperatures and excellent food and wine touring conditions.
Snow caps Cradle Mountain and Ben Lomond. Best for southern lights viewing (aurora australis), winter food trails and exploring Hobart's cosy bar and restaurant scene. Not all tours operate in winter.
Newborn wildlife, waterfalls at full flow and wildflowers returning to the highlands. Tours resume with guaranteed departures from September. A great shoulder season for value and decent weather.
