Tall-Trees Walk and Russell Falls

Walk among some of the world's tallest trees on the 'Tall Trees' walk, ending at the main attraction, Russell Falls.

90 min

Lake St Clair Visit

Visit Australia's deepest freshwater lake at the southern end of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Options include walking or having lunch by the lake.

75 min

Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers Park

Travel through the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park within the Tasmanian World Heritage Area, viewing mountain peaks and rainforests.

90 min

Mining Town Stop

Stop at a town known for its rugged mining history and wild west character.

25 min

Strahan Harbour-Side Village

Following an evening spent in Strahan, there is extra time to visit the harbour-side village, which has a dark convict history and lies adjacent to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

45 min

Gordon River Cruise (Optional)

Take a separate, self-paid cruise along the Gordon River into Tasmania's temperate rainforest within the World Heritage Area as an alternative activity.

360 min

15km Coastal Sand Dunes

Visit a large sand area extending 15 kilometres along the coast with dunes up to 30 metres high.

45 min

Ocean Beach View

Stand on a beach looking out at the ocean where the next landfall is South America over 10,000 kilometres away. Ocean Beach stretches over 40 kilometres with wild waves and fresh air.

45 min

The Ship That Never Was Show

Optional extra: a play based on the 1834 true story of the last great escape from Sarah Island, combining drama and humor.

75 min

Marion's Lookout or Dove Lake

Visit Tasmania's major hiking spot. Choose to climb to Marion's Lookout or walk around Dove Lake. Wombats may be seen near Ronny Creek.

4 min

Nature Walk with Mountain Views

Take one of Tasmania's top nature walks featuring both close-up and wide views of the famous mountain.

240 min

Challenging Walk to Marion's Lookout

Select this walk for a demanding but scenic hike to Marion's Lookout with extensive views.

240 min

Murals Town

Time is given to explore this town known for its combination of history and art, featuring murals throughout.

45 min

Cataract Gorge Reserve

Visitors can explore a unique natural area close to central Launceston featuring a suspension bridge, panoramic viewpoints, native wildlife, a swimming pool, dining options including a restaurant and cafe, walking paths, and the world's longest single-span chairlift.

60 min

Fishing Town Harbour

A brief visit to this active fishing town to have lunch and see the 'cray boats' in the harbour.

30 min

Beach with Granite Boulders

This location is noted for its white sandy shores, granite boulders covered with orange lichen, and exceptionally clear water; swimming may be possible depending on conditions.

90 min

St Helens Coastal Town

Tasmania’s largest north-east coastal town, located on Georges Bay, known as the gateway to Bay of Fires, and noted for mountain bike trails, deep-sea fishing, and white-sand beaches.

780 min

Freycinet National Park

Early arrival to Freycinet National Park allows time to walk to the lookout over Wineglass Bay, then choose to relax on the beach, climb Mt Amos, or take a beach walk.

300 min

Wineglass Bay Lookout

At Freycinet National Park, this lookout provides views of Wineglass Bay.

300 min

Cape Tourville Lookout

From this lookout, one can see the Tasman Sea as well as the pink granite peaks that belong to the Hazards Mountains and the area around Wineglass Bay.

45 min

Drive-by Great Eastern Drive

Pass through this area while continuing along the Great Eastern Drive.

Holiday Township Stop

A brief stop at a popular holiday township.

15 min