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Tasmania Tours & Vacations

With a rich Aboriginal culture dating back more than 35,000 years, it's no surprise Tasmania is one of Australia’s most treasured destinations. 

This beautiful island state turns heads thanks to its thriving gallery and gastronomy scene, plus its bounty of natural wonders, like Bruny Island. Boasting some of Australia’s finest beaches, mistiest mountaintops, loneliest patches of wilderness and most elusive animals, Tasmania is a nature lover’s wonderland. It also happens to be the only place in Australia where you can witness the spectacular Aurora Australis, the Southern Hemisphere’s answer to the northern lights.

Tasmania highlights

Group at the top of the hill after a hike in Cradle Mountain, on a sunny day, Tasmania, Australia
Hiking in Cradle Mountain
Despite some stiff competition, Cradle Mountain is arguably Tasmania’s, if not Australia’s, finest place for hiking. Cradle Mountain tours.
The white sand beach of Wineglass Bay, on a bright sunny day with blue skies and clouds, Tasmania
A Toast to Wineglass Bay
From Freycinet’s breathtaking lookout, Wineglass Bay looks like it belongs in the Whitsundays. Climb up to one of many vantage points for the perfect photo opportunity, or cool off in some of the clearest waters you’ll ever likely enter. 
The harbour and houses of Launceston bathed in the late afternoon glowing sun, on a clear day
Launceston
Tasmania’s only inland city, Launceston charms with its attractive riverside setting, elegant 19th Century architecture, picturesque alpine backdrop, and nearness to the vineyards of the Tamar Valley. 
Group standing and waving on Henry Dune which are 30km tall, South Australia
The Henty Dunes
Reaching heights of 98 feet and stretching for 9 miles along Ocean Beach, the Henty Dunes are the place for thrill-seeking adventurers. Choose between tobogganing, quad biking and sandboarding. 
The Tarkine Ranges in North Western Tasmania covering a huge area of rainforest.
The Tarkine
Containing within its borders approximately 695 square miles of rainforest, 60 species of rare, threatened or endangered flora and fauna, and a high concentration of Aboriginal sites, the Tarkine Forest Reserve is one of Tasmania’s greatest natural treasures. 

Tasmania tour reviews

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Walk Bruny Island & Tasmania's South Coast

Rosemary · Traveled March 2024
An amazing trip! Jai and Stacey were terrific leaders and were very knowledgeable. Great hiking and such beautiful scenery. Great meals, comfortable and clean accommodation. Had a great time.
Review submitted 23 Mar 2024

Walk Bruny Island & Tasmania's South Coast

Joanne · Traveled March 2024
A very enjoyable trip. The Hartz Peak walk was a highlight. Dinners were generous. Accommodation was simple but a warm shower and clean bed were all that was required at the end of a long walk. Stacey and Jai were fantastic guides and very knowledgeable about Tasmanian history, flora and fauna.
Review submitted 25 Mar 2024

Walk Tasmania's East Coast

Sarah · Traveled March 2024
A wonderful week exploring the east coast which is full of amazing surprises. The trip with Intrepid was good value, and delivered on what was offered. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys hiking and exploring in nature.
Review submitted 13 Mar 2024

Trek the Cradle Mountain Overland Track

Danielle · Traveled February 2024
Trip of a life time. Everything from the views, guides, group and food was sensational.
Review submitted 06 Mar 2024

Trek the Cradle Mountain Overland Track

Naomi · Traveled February 2024
I had the best time doing the Overland Track in February with our guides Josh and Louis. We had mostly amazing weather, a great group of people and overall a really enjoyable experience in beautiful surroundings.
Review submitted 21 Mar 2024
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