

by Tassie Tours Tasmania
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$285.56This full-day bus tour lasts about 10 hours and begins with a stop in Huonville where participants can buy a takeaway coffee and prepare for the day. The tour continues with a scenic drive along the Huon River while learning about the local apple orchards, craft cider, boutique wineries, and salmon farming. The next stop is the Tahune Airwalk, where visitors have two hours to choose between three walking options. They can walk the 600-meter Airwalk 50 meters above the ground in the eucalyptus canopy, cross two swinging bridges over the Huon River - the 100-meter first bridge and the 64-meter Picton Swinging Bridge on a 3.4-kilometer trail - or take a riverbank walk among 2,500-year-old Huon pines. After lunch, the tour proceeds to Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs for a one-hour guided visit of Australia’s largest dolomite cave. The included entrance ticket covers the cave tour, which highlights the cave’s geological formations and history. Wildlife such as platypus, quolls, pademelons, and birds may be seen in the surrounding reserve. On the return trip to Hobart, the group stops at a local cider producer for a tasting paddle offering both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Seasonal guests can also receive an apple pie. The tour includes entrance fees, snacks, air-conditioned transport, hotel pickup and drop-off in Hobart’s CBD, and the guided cave tour. Meals and drinks besides the snacks are at participants’ own expense.
Huonville
The tour’s first stop is Huonville, where participants can purchase takeaway coffee and any needed supplies for the day. The group then enjoys a scenic drive along the Huon River while learning about the local apple orchards, craft cider makers, boutique wineries, and salmon farming in the region.
30 min
Tahune Adventures
At Tahune Airwalk, visitors have two hours to explore. They can walk the 600-meter Airwalk 50 meters above the ground in the eucalyptus canopy. Alternatively, they can take the 3.4-kilometer Swinging Bridges Track, which crosses two swinging bridges over the Huon River—the first bridge is 100 meters long and the Picton Swinging Bridge is 64 meters long. A third option is a riverbank walk among ancient Huon pines that are about 2,500 years old.
120 min
Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs
After lunch, the tour visits Hastings Caves, home to Australia’s largest dolomite cave. The included entrance ticket covers a one-hour guided tour where visitors see the cave’s geological formations and learn about its history. The surrounding reserve is habitat to wildlife such as platypus, quolls, pademelons, and various birds.
60 min
Huonville
On the return journey to Hobart, the group stops at a local cider producer. Here, guests can enjoy a tasting paddle with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. Seasonal visitors may also receive a complimentary apple pie. This stop provides a chance to relax in a historic venue before returning to Hobart.
60 min
The Hobart Travel and Information Centre is our default pick up location. You MUST still notify us should you pick this location. Pick up time here is 7:20am on the corner of Davey St and Elizabeth St. Please remember: We only pick up within a 5km radius of the CBD.
End point
The Hobart Travel and Information Centre is our default pick up location. You MUST still notify us should you pick this location. Pick up time here is 7:20am on the corner of Davey St and Elizabeth St. Please remember: We only pick up within a 5km radius of the CBD.


by Tassie Tours Tasmania
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$285.56This full-day bus tour lasts about 10 hours and begins with a stop in Huonville where participants can buy a takeaway coffee and prepare for the day. The tour continues with a scenic drive along the Huon River while learning about the local apple orchards, craft cider, boutique wineries, and salmon farming. The next stop is the Tahune Airwalk, where visitors have two hours to choose between three walking options. They can walk the 600-meter Airwalk 50 meters above the ground in the eucalyptus canopy, cross two swinging bridges over the Huon River - the 100-meter first bridge and the 64-meter Picton Swinging Bridge on a 3.4-kilometer trail - or take a riverbank walk among 2,500-year-old Huon pines. After lunch, the tour proceeds to Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs for a one-hour guided visit of Australia’s largest dolomite cave. The included entrance ticket covers the cave tour, which highlights the cave’s geological formations and history. Wildlife such as platypus, quolls, pademelons, and birds may be seen in the surrounding reserve. On the return trip to Hobart, the group stops at a local cider producer for a tasting paddle offering both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Seasonal guests can also receive an apple pie. The tour includes entrance fees, snacks, air-conditioned transport, hotel pickup and drop-off in Hobart’s CBD, and the guided cave tour. Meals and drinks besides the snacks are at participants’ own expense.
Huonville
The tour’s first stop is Huonville, where participants can purchase takeaway coffee and any needed supplies for the day. The group then enjoys a scenic drive along the Huon River while learning about the local apple orchards, craft cider makers, boutique wineries, and salmon farming in the region.
30 min
Tahune Adventures
At Tahune Airwalk, visitors have two hours to explore. They can walk the 600-meter Airwalk 50 meters above the ground in the eucalyptus canopy. Alternatively, they can take the 3.4-kilometer Swinging Bridges Track, which crosses two swinging bridges over the Huon River—the first bridge is 100 meters long and the Picton Swinging Bridge is 64 meters long. A third option is a riverbank walk among ancient Huon pines that are about 2,500 years old.
120 min
Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs
After lunch, the tour visits Hastings Caves, home to Australia’s largest dolomite cave. The included entrance ticket covers a one-hour guided tour where visitors see the cave’s geological formations and learn about its history. The surrounding reserve is habitat to wildlife such as platypus, quolls, pademelons, and various birds.
60 min
Huonville
On the return journey to Hobart, the group stops at a local cider producer. Here, guests can enjoy a tasting paddle with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. Seasonal visitors may also receive a complimentary apple pie. This stop provides a chance to relax in a historic venue before returning to Hobart.
60 min
The Hobart Travel and Information Centre is our default pick up location. You MUST still notify us should you pick this location. Pick up time here is 7:20am on the corner of Davey St and Elizabeth St. Please remember: We only pick up within a 5km radius of the CBD.
End point
The Hobart Travel and Information Centre is our default pick up location. You MUST still notify us should you pick this location. Pick up time here is 7:20am on the corner of Davey St and Elizabeth St. Please remember: We only pick up within a 5km radius of the CBD.