• Tasman Bay National Park Lookout - Today promises to be thrilling and dynamic, so the journey begins early from Hobart, heading straight to the breathtaking Tasman Peninsula. This region is rich in history, intriguing tales, and stunning landscapes. It also boasts Australia’s tallest sea cliffs. The panoramic views from Pirates Bay Lookout offer an excellent perspective of the surrounding area.

As the tour passes through Eaglehawk Neck and “The Dogline,” the Tour Guides will share captivating history and stories of the region.

Next, one of Tasmania’s “Great Short Walks” begins. The path is a spectacular 2 km track along the Waterfall Bay cliff top. The walk takes approximately 45-60 minutes, is gently undulating, and is considered an easy walk. The track ends at the impressive rock formations of Tasman Arch and Devil’s Kitchen.

• Waterfall Bay Track - Next, one of Tasmania’s “Great Short Walks” begins. The path is a spectacular 2 km track along the Waterfall Bay cliff top. The walk takes approximately 45-60 minutes, is gently undulating, and is considered an easy walk.

• Tasmans Arch - The track ends at the impressive rock formations of Tasman Arch and Devil’s Kitchen.

• Port Arthur Historic Site - The journey continues to the Port Arthur Historic Site. Upon arrival, there is a wealth of information and history to absorb, with around 4 hours to explore and uncover the site’s secrets. Entry includes a complimentary Harbour Cruise around the Isle of the Dead, ‘The Port Arthur Experience’ podcast offering a fascinating introduction to the site, and complimentary site talks throughout the day led by Port Arthur’s expert guides. Discover the grim and violent history of the early Australian Penal system and experience the isolation felt by the convicts in this “inescapable prison.” With around 4 hours here, there is ample time to explore the main penitentiary, solitary confinement cells, and many more buildings in this World Heritage open-air museum.

• Richmond Bridge - On the return to Hobart, the route passes through the historic township of Richmond. Arriving late in the afternoon, there is time to explore Richmond, enjoy a coffee, visit the old-fashioned Lolly Shop, Chocolatier, and walk across Australia’s oldest bridge still in use – a convict-built sandstone bridge, rumored to be haunted!

The return to Hobart is around 6.00pm.

• Port Arthur Historic Site entrance fee
• Small, friendly groups
• Professional Tour Guides & interpretation
• Tasman National Park fees
• Port Arthur Harbor Cruise

• Food and drinks (there will be an opportunity to purchase on tour)

Join us for an exciting and adventure-filled day on the Tasman Peninsula. Experience a breathtaking walk along Australia’s tallest sea cliffs before delving into the intriguing history of the Port Arthur Historic Site. Explore with our Tour Guides as we indulge in a variety of activities, walks, sightseeing, history, and much more!

Highlights

• Explore the Port Arthur Historic Site (4 hours)
• Capture stunning views from the Waterfall Bay Cliff Top Walk (easy grade 2km)
• Discover the highlights of Tasman National Park – Devils Kitchen & Tasman Arch
• Enjoy tales from Pirates Bay Lookout, Eaglehawk Neck & The “Dogline”
• Visit the historic Richmond Village (45 mins)
• Minimum age is 8 years
• A small amount of walking is involved; a suitable level of general health and fitness and physical abilities is essential
• Tour operator provides accurate interpretation, and keeps wildlife disturbance to a minimum by viewing from appropriate distances and informing guests how to view wildlife with patience and respect. Activities are always confined to tracks and boardwalks to minimize negative impacts
• Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there is not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.