7D6N Tasmania Panoramic Round Island Tour

7D6N Tasmania Panoramic Round Island Tour

Pricing

Low Season (April 2026 - September 2026)

Hobart 4 Hotel*

• Double: $1,198, Child no bed, 2-11 years: $828, Single: $1,808

Hobart 4.5 Hotel*

• Double: $1,448, Child no bed, under 2 years: $548, Single: $2,258

High Season (March 2026, October 2026 - March 2027)

Hobart 4 Hotel*

• Double: $1,348, Child no bed, 2-11 years: $828, Single: $2,068

Hobart 4.5 Hotel*

• Double: $1,568, Child no bed, under 2 years: $548, Single: $2,558

Overview

DAY 1: Arrival

DAY 2: Hobart-Salamanca Place-Mt Wellington-Richmond

DAY 3: Hobart - Port Arthur Historic Site - Tasman Peninsula

DAY 4: Hobart - Bruny Island or Hobart- Freycinet National Park-Wineglass Bay

DAY 5: Sheffield-Cradle Mountain

DAY 6: Grindelwaid Swiss Village-Cataract Gorge-Tamar Island Wetlands

DAY 7: Departure

Itinerary

DAY 1: Arrival

DAY 2: Explore Hobart-Salamanca Place-Mt Wellington-Richmond 

Visit to Salamanca Market (held every Saturday, from 8.30am to 3pm), one of Australia’s most vibrant and loved outdoor markets. Delight your senses with the sights, sounds and flavours illuminating from the vast array of market stalls and meet the friendly locals who make or grow what they sell.  

Next travel by Hobart’s waterfront to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington. Rising 1270 metres above sea level, experience spectacular views over Hobart and southern Tasmania. You’ll have time to visit the observation shelter and take in panoramic views from the lookouts. 

Enjoy a visit to Richmond, a picture-perfect town that tells the story of an early Australian colonial village. Take a stroll down the pretty nineteenth century streets and see the town’s most photographed landmark, the Richmond Bridge. Stop by a local boutique cheese maker to sample some delicious award-winning Tasmanian cheeses. 

Overnight Hobart  

DAY 3: Hobart - Port Arthur Historic Site-Tasman Peninsula 

Head to visit this UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur historic site (at your own expense)  first, it was one of the earliest convict settlements in Australia back in the 1800s and is now officially Tasmania’s most visited tourist attraction. You'll need a ticket to enter the historic site, which includes a walking tour and a harbour cruise. The site is spread out over gardens and building ruins, so prepare to spend a few hours exploring the grounds and learning about the convict history. 

One of the distinguishing features of the Tasman Peninsula is its rugged, rocky coastline. Once you pass Eaglehawk Neck, there are a few stops where you can pull over to see some of the rock formations. Tessellated Pavement is arguably the most famous. The flat rocks here have a naturally formed criss-cross pattern from fractures in the rock, and the tide often leaves pools of water sitting in the rectangles to create a reflective surface, making it popular with photographers at sunset. Some other rock formations to see are Tasman Arch, Devil’s Kitchen, and the Blow Hole. 

Overnight Hobart 

DAY 4: 

Hobart - Bruny Island 

Drive 40 minutes south from Hobart to the sleepy seaside town of Kettering. From here you can catch the 20 minute ferry to Bruny Island, and you’ll soon be enjoying nature’s sights, sounds, scents, tastes and textures. It may only be 50 kilometres long, and barely held together by an isthmus, but Bruny Island has more than enough pleasures to fill a day. 

Climb the timber stairs to the lookout above the Neck – a narrow, sandy isthmus connecting north and south Bruny Island – to take in 360-degree views over Adventure Bay. Stroll along the white sands of Sandy Bay. 

Make a beeline for The Honey Pot roadside honey shop, and get into super-fresh oysters(at your own expense) at Get Shucked, producing the world’s finest oysters in the pure water of Great Bay, don’t miss the raw-milk cheese – a rarity in Australia. 

Overnight Hobart  

OR

Hobart- Freycinet National Park-Wineglass Bay 

Explore the stunning beauty of Freycinet National Park, one of Tasmania’s first National Parks. Pink granite mountains form the backdrop for secluded bays, pristine waters, white sandy beaches, local wildlife and walking trails. Walk as a group to the Wineglass Bay Lookout (or sit down and relax while admiring the beautiful scenery), a moderate 1.3km uphill walk (700 steps, sturdy footwear required) of around 45 minutes, one of the Great Short Walks of Tasmania. Once at the top be rewarded with that world- famous breathtaking view of Wineglass Bay.  

Overnight Hobart 

DAY 5: Sheffield-Cradle Mountain 

Following breakfast, head along the Bass Highway.  

Meander through green pastures and the majestic Mt Roland, look at the amazing murals in Sheffield.  

Travel deep into the pristine Tasmanian forest, and experience a remote wilderness of waterfalls, glacial lakes, rainforest and wildlife on this day trip to breathtaking Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Inside the UNESCO World Heritage–listed park, take a couple of easy walks on well constructed paths through the forest and admire views of the craggy peak of Cradle Mountain towering above the tranquil reflective waters of Dove Lake. 

Overnight Launceston 

DAY 6: Grindelwaid Swiss Village-Cataract Gorge-Bridestowe Lavender Estate/Tamar Island Wetlands 

This morning, begin with a visit to Grindelwaid Swiss Village. The village offers a unique sightseeing experience in Swiss style, complete with buildings featuring wide eaves, flower boxes, window shutters and balconies. Stunning panoramas surround the settlement, which is fringed with glassy lakes and offers views of the Tamar Valley.Continue to enjoy a self-guided nature walk around the picturesque Cataract Gorge, where the South Esk River carves its way through sold rock and enters the Tamar River Valley. Spot wildlife or take a ride on the First Basin Chairlift – the longest single chairlift span in the world.  

Visit Bridestowe Lavender Estate (own expense). Sweeping fields of purple are spectacular during December and January(seasonal). Visit the farm shop and café, enjoy a picnic under century-old oaks or look at the estate’s history and production process. 

Alternatively we might visit the Tamar Island Wetlands, a magnificent Tasmanian landscape,  abundant with plant and animal life, and a haven for various birds, mammals, reptiles, frogs, fish and invertebrates. 

Overnight Hobart  

DAY 7: Departure

INCLUSIONS

1: 6 nights accommodations includes breakfasts   4/4.5 star hotel in Hobart, 4 star in Launceston;

2: Touring Experience with Mandarin Speaking driver guide

3: Sightseeing & Admissions to Iconic Attractions

4：Airport pick-up/drop-off service

Hotel for reference:

Hobart 4*-Bestwestern/Ibis Hotel or similar

Hobart 4.5*-Crowne Plaza/Wrest Point Hotel or similar

Launceston 4*- Tamar Valley Resort or similar

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EXCLUSIONS

1: Flight/Insurance

2: Meals

3: Personal expenses

4: Tips $5pp

6: Anything not mentioned or "at your own expense"  in the itinerary

7: Holiday surcharge:

Dark Mofo: 10th June-11th June; 17th June-18th June

Christmas&New year: 24th Dec-3rd Jan

Others: To be advised

Notes

1: Child rate is based on a child <12 using existing bedding, with breakfast only.

2: Solo traveller have to pay a single supplement

3: Flight must be Hobart in&out 9AM-6PM

4:  Extension room night rate=Single supplement*pax number (2/3 pax)

5: Accommodation in Launceston can be 1 or 2 nights, normally 1 night.

The hotels listed are not guaranteed and are based on local ratings. We reserves the right to substitute other hotels than those listed above. Hotel locations can be within or outside itinerary cities and may not be centrally located. If a change becomes necessary for any reason, the hotel substituted will be of an equivalent standard.

We reserve the right to adjust the itinerary as it sees fit to ensure the smooth running of this tour. We act as an travel agent and assumes no responsibility for any loss or damage caused arising directly or indirectly from incidents or events over which we cannot control. It is highly recommended to purchase travel insurance.