🌿 Nature & Wildlife in Tasmania
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

2 Day Cradle Mountain Tour / Hobart return / Inc. Accommodation
A two-day wilderness tour from Hobart combining scenic drives, rainforest and alpine hiking in Cradle Mountain National Park with overnight lakeside accommodation. Small groups (max 13) mean you'll spot native wildlife—platypus, wombats, echidnas, wallabies—along forest trails and high-country routes without the coach-tour crowds. Moderate fitness required; hiking distances and elevation gain aren't specified but plan for full days outdoors.

Mount Wellington Pinnacle 2 Hours Small Group Tour
A 2-hour guided minibus tour to the summit of Mount Wellington, Hobart's dominant peak. You'll travel through alpine terrain past snow gums and boulder fields to reach the Pinnacle, where you get 30 minutes to explore the viewpoint and surrounding rock formations independently. Led by a university-trained local guide, it suits all fitness levels since the driving does most of the work, and includes an optional drop-off at the cruise ship terminal.

3 day Bay of Fires Photography Workshop from Hobart
A 3-day guided photography workshop based at Panorama resort in St Helens, where you'll photograph Bay of Fires sunrises, sunsets, night sky and wildlife across the region's beaches, rainforest and waterfalls. Fully inclusive of accommodation, meals, transport and a professional photographer guide — suited to photographers of any skill level who want structured time chasing light and composition in one of Tasmania's most visually striking areas.

Cradle Mountain Day Trip from Hobart with Scenic Stops
A full-day guided trip from Hobart to Cradle Mountain National Park with up to five hours of hiking through alpine terrain. You'll travel through villages and forests, spot wombats and wallabies, and choose between easier walks around Dove Lake or the steeper Marion's Lookout trail. Suited to reasonably fit nature lovers wanting substantial time on the mountain without a rushed schedule. Fifteen hours total; meals are at your own cost.

4-Day Private Tasmania Wilderness and Whiskey walks.
A 4-day private guided walking experience across Tasmania's landscapes, combining bushwalking with whiskey tastings. Groups of 2–10 guests walk through chosen regions with a local guide, stopping for afternoon tastings at distilleries or venues. Lunches and tastings included; itineraries are flexible and customisable to suit your group's fitness level and interests. Pickup and drop-off from Hobart accommodation.

Hobart and Surrounds Photography Workshop
A 3.5-hour photography workshop in Hobart for beginner to intermediate photographers. You'll shoot in foothills locations around Mt Wellington, then capture the sunset from the Eastern Shore with the city skyline and mountain backdrop. A professional guide offers field tips and technique coaching to help you make the most of your camera. You bring your own gear (tripod optional — one can be supplied); exact start time and meeting point are confirmed after booking.

Maria Island Cruise and Guided Walk Day Tour with Lunch and Drinks
An 8-hour marine and heritage day tour departing from Triabunna (75 minutes south of Hobart) combining a 4-hour cruise around Maria Island with a 2-hour guided walk of the Darlington convict settlement. You'll watch for seals, dolphins, wombats, kangaroos, and seasonally whales, eat lunch anchored in a secluded bay with included Tasmanian wine or beer, and hear live commentary from science-trained guides. Groups cap at 24 people. Optional Hobart shuttle bus available.

4 Day Wild Tasmania Tour / Wildlife, Nature, Hiking / Inc. Accom
A 4-day loop tour from Hobart combining wildlife spotting, hiking and accommodation across Tasmania's wilderness. You'll stay in comfortable lodges and cabins (no hostels) while chasing platypus, wombats, echidnas and little penguins in their natural habitat, tackle Cradle Mountain and Wineglass Bay walks, and explore rainforest and alpine terrain. Small groups capped at 13 people, with most meals independent but guide and transport included throughout.

Cradle Mountain OMG! Hobart to Cradle Active Day Trip
A 15-hour full-day road trip from Hobart to Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake for active travellers wanting maximum alpine scenery without an overnight stay. You'll spend up to 5 hours hiking and exploring the national park after a scenic 2.5-hour drive through rural Tasmania, with a small-group format, air-conditioned coach, and experienced guide included. Departs 6am, returns by 9pm.

Hobart: Waterfalls, Wilderness & Wildlife - Active Day Tour
A 12-hour active day tour combining rainforest walks in Mt. Field National Park with wildlife encounters and summit views. You'll walk through old-growth forest on the Tall Trees track, visit three separate waterfalls, hand-feed wallabies at Bonorong Wildlife Park, and finish atop kunanyi/Mt. Wellington for panoramic views across southern Tasmania. Suits anyone with basic fitness who wants nature and wildlife in one outing.

From Hobart: Gordon Dam and Lake Pedder Wilderness Day Tour
A 9.5-hour wilderness day tour from Hobart into southwest Tasmania's remote national park. You'll walk across Gordon Dam—Australia's highest arch dam at 140 metres—explore Lake Pedder's striking tannin-stained waters and white sand, and trek through temperate rainforest with a university-trained local guide. The tour includes park entry, air-conditioned transport, and multiple photo-worthy lookouts; lunch isn't provided, so plan accordingly.

Southwest Tasmania Wilderness Experience: Fly Cruise and Walk Including Lunch
An 8-hour wilderness experience combining two scenic flights and a boat cruise into Southwest National Park, Tasmania's largest protected area and a World Heritage wilderness. You'll fly over Hobart and remote southwestern landscape to Bathurst Harbour—a waterway three times Sydney Harbour's size—guided by a local expert, with lunch featuring Tasmanian produce and wine included throughout.

Full-Day Guided Bruny Island Tour from Hobart
A full-day guided tour of Bruny Island from Hobart, suitable for all fitness levels, combining coastal walks, national parks and wildlife spotting. You'll travel by air-conditioned minivan with hotel pickup included, and the itinerary shifts daily based on weather and group interests — so no two days are identical. Expect 10 hours total, with the guide adapting stops to maximise what you see.

Full-Day Bruny Island Cruises Day Tour from Hobart
A full-day Bruny Island tour from Hobart combining a 3-hour coastal wilderness cruise with island exploration. You'll travel on a custom-built eco-cruiser past sheer cliffs and into deep-sea caves, spot wildlife in natural settings, and enjoy morning tea and lunch on the island. The tour suits anyone keen to experience Tasmania's Southern Ocean landscape without requiring high fitness levels, though expect variable weather and a full day commitment.

Hobart: Maria Island National Park, Nature & Wildlife active tour
A 10-hour active day tour of Maria Island National Park, off Tasmania's east coast, where you'll hike at least 10km across car-free wilderness to reach the Painted Cliffs, Fossil Cliffs, and the Darlington convict settlement. Suited to moderate-to-fit hikers aged 8 and up who want geological and historical depth without commercial crowds—the island has no permanent residents except wildlife, and you'll explore on foot with a small professional group.

5-Day Best of Tasmania Tour from Hobart
A five-day eco-certified small-group tour of Tasmania departing from Hobart, covering the West Coast, Cradle Mountain, and East Coast highlights. You'll walk through rainforests and alpine terrain, visit Freycinet National Park and Bay of Fires, and stay four nights in accommodation included with the price. The itinerary balances short walks across multiple National Parks, scaled to different fitness levels, without the coach-tour feel of larger groups.

Hobart: Mt. Field, Mt Wellington & Wildlife - Active Day Tour
An 11-hour active day tour combining national park walks, wildlife encounters and mountain views. You'll trek through Mt. Field National Park to three waterfalls, hand-feed kangaroos and meet Tasmanian wildlife at Bonorong Park, then finish atop Mt. Wellington for panoramic southern Tasmanian views. Suits hikers with moderate fitness who want to pack Tasmania's forests, animals and landscapes into a single day.

Hobart: Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park - Active Day Tour
An 11-hour active day tour through Freycinet National Park combining coastal walks, scenic lookouts and local food stops. You'll hike to the Wineglass Bay Lookout, visit Cape Tourville Lighthouse and have the option to extend to the beach itself or take easier walks around Honeymoon Bay and Sleepy Bay depending on fitness. The tour wraps with wine, oysters and woodfired pizza at Devil's Corner Winery. Suits moderate-to-fit hikers aged 8 and up who want to cover substantial ground in one day.

Cradle Mountain - Hobart to Launceston Day Tour
An 11-hour one-way day tour from Hobart to Launceston via Cradle Mountain, Tasmania's most recognisable peak. You'll travel through alpine scenery, ancient forests and past pristine lakes with a local guide, national park entry included, and live commentary throughout. Suits keen walkers and nature enthusiasts who want to traverse the state's interior in a single day without driving themselves.

Hobart to Launceston via Wineglass Bay - Active Tour
An 11.5-hour point-to-point tour from Hobart to Launceston combining coastal drive-through and walking in Freycinet National Park. You'll stop at oyster farms, tackle the moderate 60-minute Wineglass Bay Lookout walk (with the option to continue down to the beach), visit the Cape Tourville Lighthouse, and take in several scenic stops along the east coast. Suited to active travellers with at least moderate fitness who want to cover ground while hiking Tasmania's most famous coastal scenery in a single day.

Hobart: Bruny Island Adventure: Hiking, Highlights & Local tastes
A 10-hour guided day trip combining coastal hiking and food tastings on Bruny Island, south of Hobart. You'll walk roughly 9 km to the dramatic Arch rock formation via Mars Bluff, climb to a 360° lookout, then spend the afternoon sampling local producers: chocolate, honey, cheese and oysters. Suited to people with moderate fitness who want active exploration paired with eating well.

Tahune Airwalk Hasting Caves and Thermal Springs Pool from Hobart
A full-day loop from Hobart combining three distinct natural attractions: the Tahune Airwalk's suspended walkway 40 metres above the forest canopy, a guided cave tour through Hastings Caves Reserve, and a swim in natural thermal springs. Suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants variety — high-level views, underground exploration, and water time — without committing to a single activity. Ten hours door-to-door.

From Hobart: Mt Wellington Morning Walking Tour
A 4-hour guided walk on Mt Wellington combining two tracks: the Organ Pipes Trail (easy, 90 minutes) through snow gums and towering cliffs, then a drive to the summit for a 35-minute walk to the trig point with panoramic views across Tasmania. Led by a locally-trained guide with university-level knowledge of the mountain's geology, alpine ecology and hiking history, this suits walkers after accessible scenery and storytelling without technical climbing.

Hobart: 7hr Shore Excursion: Mt. Field, Russell Falls & Wildlife
A 7-hour guided excursion from Hobart port into Mt. Field National Park, combining short walks through old-growth forest, a visit to Russell Falls, and entry to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to see Tasmanian devils. Suits cruise passengers and active day-trippers looking to escape the ship and experience Tasmanian wilderness in one outing—total time includes transport to and from the port.

Gordon Dam and Lake Pedder Wilderness Day Tour From Hobart
A full-day wilderness tour from Hobart into south-west Tasmania, combining an 140-metre arch dam walk with Lake Pedder exploration and temperate rainforest. You'll cross Gordon Dam (Australia's tallest arch dam), lunch beside the striking white-sand lake, and take a guided rainforest walk. Suited to reasonably fit walkers with a moderate level of stamina; the itinerary spans roughly 9–10 hours including transport from Hobart.

Hobart Cape Hauy Adventure Hike Dramatic Cliffs and Wild Beauty
A 10-hour day hike through Tasman National Park, centred on the moderate 9.4 km Cape Hauy walk (about 4 hours). You'll tackle one of Tasmania's 60 Great Short Walks, part of the celebrated Three Capes Track, with small groups capped at 15 people. The route delivers dramatic sea cliffs and rugged coastal scenery—a genuine taste of wild Tasmania without committing to the full multi-day trek.

Hobart: Cape Hauy Hike - the edge of Tasmania
A 10-hour guided day walk exploring Cape Hauy, one of Tasmania's most celebrated coastal hikes, with time to taste local wines on the return to Hobart. You'll walk 9.4 km over roughly 4 hours through Tasman National Park's dramatic clifftop terrain as part of the famous Three Capes Track, capped by a stop at Bangor Vineyard Shed. Groups stay small — maximum 10 people — so you won't feel crowded on the exposed headland.
