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Download Experience Tasmania's Brochure NEW TOUR PREMIUM TOURING with our friendly, personalised service and experienced driver/guides guarantee your tour to be HOBART CITY TOUR 1328 08/18 an informed, fun filled experience MORNING OR AFTERNOON OUR BEST TOURS A three hour, informative, historical tour of Hobart with expert commentary of 40 different historical sites attractions. We FROM stop at the Cascade Brewery gardens, Female Factory, Rosny HOBART CITY TOUR WITH Hill Lookout and the Royal Botanical Gardens. Fare includes $ live commentary and Explorer Coach Tram (check availability). OUR BEST TOURS 44 KUNANYI / MT WELLINGTON OPERATES: 81T Morning Tour FROM 9.45am – 12.45pm All year daily except Saturday FULL DAY TOUR A TRULY Tour departure times 8.15am 9.15am/ 1.10pm 71T Afternoon Tour TOUR 9.30am Enjoy our informative 3 hour city tour of IMPRESSIVE 1.10pm – 4pm 81T/71T Argyle Motor Inn 7.35am 8.25am 12.35pm $ Hobart which includes live commentary as EXPERIENCE Saturday afternoon all year TASMANIA’S MOST RESPECTED & daily January 1 – March 31 Adult Astor Private Hotel Join at Travelodge 39 you visit the city’s attractions including the $44 COACH SIGHTSEEING COMPANY Bay View Villas 7.40am 8.40am 12.45pm Departs from Tasmanian Cascade Gardens, Female Factory, Rosny Lookout Concession $36 Best Western 7.50am 8.40am 12.50pm Travel Centre or Reservations (6am–11pm) Blue Hills (Bus Stop opposite) 7.35am 8.25am 12.35pm and the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Continue onto Child $22 Brooke St. Pier. Phone: (03) 6234 3560 Brooke Street Pier 8.10am 9.00am 12.55pm your transport to kunanyi / Mt Wellington as your tour guide Fax: (03) 6234 3166 Customs House Join at Brooke Street Pier reveals an intimate insight into the connection between Email: [email protected] Fountainside 7.40am 8.30am 12.40pm the people of Hobart and it’s mountain. On a clear day enjoy Grand Chancellor (Campbell St) 8.00am 8.50am 12.50pm Hadleys (opposite) 7.55am 8.45am 12.50pm unsurpassed views of Hobart Town from the majestic Harrington 102 7.50am 8.40am 12.50pm summit of the mountain crowned by alpine vegetation. Henry Jones Art Hotel 7.55am 8.55am 1.05pm Fare includes coach touring and live commentary. Hobart Tower 7.30am 8.20am 12.30pm Imperial Backpackers Join at Hadleys (opposite) WHAT WE DO: Islington Hotel Hobart 7.35am 8.25am 12.45pm Lenna 7.40am 8.30am 12.40pm ✔ Comprehensive 3 hour city ✔ Experience the alpine Lodge on Elizabeth 7.40am 8.30am 12.40pm tour with live commentary BE AMAZED! environment and RICHMOND Macquarie Manor Join at Travelodge ✔ Visit the Female Factory on a clear day enjoy Mantra Collins 7.45am 8.45am 12.35pm TRY ONE OF OUR Rosny Hill Lookout and the Mayfair West Hobart 7.45am 8.35am 12.50pm ✔ unsurpassed views of Royal Botanical gardens Midcity 7.55am 8.45am 12.50pm FULLY ESCORTED Hobart and surrounds HOBART HIGHLIGHTS – AFTERNOON TOUR Montgomery’s Join at Tasmanian Travel Centre ✔ Explore the summit of ICONIC TOURS TO Quest Waterfront Join at Brooke Street Pier kunanyi / Mt Wellington Nowhere else in Tasmania is the romance and nostalgic KUNANYI / charm of the colonial days more alive than in Richmond. Regent Apartments 7.35am 8.25am 12.35pm DEPARTURE POINT Rydges 7.35am 8.25am 12.35pm MT WELLINGTON ✔ Historic village of Richmond ✔ Visit Australia’s oldest OPERATES: All tours from Salamanca Inn Join at Brooke Street Pier or request hotel pickup TOUR 91TW – one of Australia’s most operating Catholic church, Salamanca Terraces 7.40am 8.30am 12.40pm Everyday except Saturday free time to wander Hobart depart: unique and historic towns Savoy Join at Brooke Street Pier or request hotel pickup All year round Adult $63 dating from 1820s among classic Georgian Brooke Street Pier. Mansions and small Somerset Pier Join at Brooke Street Pier Richmond Bridge – Australia’s Concession $60 ✔ cottages, shops, galleries Somerset Salamanca 7.40am 8.30am 12.40pm Child $40 oldest convict road bridge and restaurants St Ives Join at Blue Hills Free hotel courtesy pick-ups on request Tasmanian Travel Centre 8.00am 8.50am 12.55pm OPERATES: MONDAY TO SATURDAY Travelodge 7.50am 8.40am 12.50pm (November 1 – April 30) Trinity House 7.40am 8.30am 12.40pm www.experiencetas.com.au Woolmers 7.35am 8.25am 12.35pm Tuesday, Thursday to Experience Tasmania Tours & Charters Pty Ltd Woolstore 8.00am 8.50am 12.50pm We’ll take you there Saturday (May 1 – Oct 31) TOUR 92T ABN 38 080 995 535 ACN 080 995 535 We’ll take you there 129 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS 7000 Australia Wrest Point 7.30am 8.20am 12.30pm Departs: 1.10pm Adult $65 www.experiencetas.com.au OU Returns: 5.30pm T RIS D M E T B www.experiencetas.com.au I D U S E I R Concession $60 N C E C S S City hotel pick-up and A A Photographs courtesy of Tourism Tasmania, Richard Eastwood, James Emms, Glenn Keating,Tom Gibson, Peter Nigel Luxton, Honey, Chris Samuel McLennan, Shelley, Kathryn MONA Museum Leahy, of Old and New Art, GarryGeoff Moore, Murray, Port Nick ArthurOsborne, Historic Joe Shemesh, Site Management, Topliss,Peter Michael Walters, Jonathan Wherrett, Dominic Zeng PhotoartPAHSMA. & U drop-off is included. Child $32 STRALIA Pricing effective AugustOctober 20182012 ENJOY QUALITY COMBO TOURS AND SAVE! TASSIE DEVILS PORT ARTHUR AND INSIDE HOBART COMBO TASMANIAN DEVILS & RICHMOND – AFTERNOON TOUR TOUR COMBO 1 The Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary offers close up experiences of Combine our fabulous full day Port Arthur tour (74T) with our Australian native animals. Richmond, a Georgian style village, Inside Hobart City tour (81T/71T) for a complete taste of the RUSSELL FALLS MARIA ISLAND will take you back in time to the convict days. South. Fare includes 74T: coach, guided tour, harbour cruise, Fare includes coach touring and Bonorong entry. PORT ARTHUR maximum TAHUNE AIRWALK time at site admission and information booklet, and 81T/71T: the site commentary and Explorer Coach Tram (check availability). OPERATES: OPERATES: RUSSELL FALLS – FULL DAY TOUR MARIA ISLAND NATIONAL PARK – MONDAY TO SATURDAY (November 1 – April 30) TOUR 60T CONVICT SITE & TASMAN NATIONAL See individual tour information for days HUON VALLEY – FULL DAY TOUR Enjoy a walk to Russell Falls. Experience the tranquility of FULL DAY TOUR and times of departure. Combo Tours TOUR pristine rainforest, tall tree ferns and majestic waterfalls. Tuesday, Thursday, Adult Get close to nature and our unique Tasmanian forests on this Don’t miss this opportunity to leave your ordinary world $90 PARK – FULL DAY TOUR cannot be taken on the same day. Friday and Saturday 70T1 day in the wilderness. Experience cool temperate rainforests Visit the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere. behind and experience something truly extraordinary – Concession $85 A compelling and dramatic reminder of our convict past and (May 1 – October 31) with unique Tasmanian timbers and wild rivers. Walk the tree Feed the trout & salmon, visit the Museum & Angling Hall encounter Maria Island. Located off Tasmania’s east coast, the early settlement of the Colony of Van Dieman’s Land, Adult Child $45 $130 tops of pristine forest at Tahune Airwalk after travelling the of Fame, amidst the historic buildings, hatchery & fish Maria Island is only a short trip by ferry from Triabunna, Departs: 1.10pm now Tasmania. Bringing to life the harrowing life of convicts, Concession $120 Huon River Valley, a region of tended fields, superb forest ponds, within the original English parkland garden setting. but as far from ordinary as you can imagine. Rich in indigenous Returns: 5.30pm over 200 years ago, this tour offers maximum time at Port clad rivers and fishing villages set by picturesque inlets. Fare Fare includes coach, Salmon Ponds , Mt Field National Park and European history, abundant in wildlife, boasting spectacular Arthur (approx 5 hours at the site). Fare includes coach, guided Child $65 views and remarkable geological features, the entire island includes coach touring, Tahune Forest Airwalk & a light lunch. and morning tea. tour, harbour cruise, site admission and information booklet. is a National Park, managed by the Tasmanian Parks and WHAT WE DO: Wildlife Service. Fare includes National Park entry, morning tea, BONUS WHAT WE DO: plus a packed lunch. WHAT WE DO: ✔ Travel north-west, skirting ✔ Opportunity to feed the ✔ Spectacular views of Hobart, ✔ View lush rolling hills/valleys INCLUSIONS Mt Wellington, following the salmon & trout ✔ Travel across Hobart’s ✔ Rugged coastline views Derwent River, Wrest Point ✔ Head deep into Aussie bush River Derwent Experience the rainforest WHAT WE DO: Tasman Bridge ✔ Port Arthur Historic Site – Casino and Kingston at Tahune Airwalk, & walk ✔ under tall tree fern canopies ✔ Look for native birds along fern glades ✔ Coach touring ✔ Introductory Park ✔ Photo stop at Richmond entry & guided walking tour ✔ Experience Geeveston & PORT ARTHUR AND ✔ See unique Tasmanian the shorelines Witness the spectacular and commentary Ranger tour Village (Oct-Apr) Harbour Cruise around visit the sculpture trail ✔ ✔ timbers, cool temperate Visit Salmon Ponds and Russell Falls & Mt Field Drive through Richmond “Isle of the Dead” ✔ ✔ ✔ Wildlife encounters ✔ Tasman Peninsula and RICHMOND VILLAGE COMBO ✔ In season, buy fresh fruit & rainforests and wild rivers Trout Fishing Museum National Park ✔ East coast scenery Short walks Tasman National Park ✔ Free time to explore berries from roadside stalls ✔ Visit Willie Smith’s Cider House ✔ ✔ Ferry to Maria Island KUNANYI / MT WELLINGTON ✔ Fossil Cliffs or Painted Cliffs OPERATES: ✔ Entry into the Maria Free time to explore with OPERATES: SUNDAY TO FRIDAY TOUR COMBO 2 OPERATES: Tuesday & Thursday Island National Park ✔ great photo opportunities Combine our fabulous full day Port Arthur tour (74T) with Monday ✔ Enjoy a morning tea and 74T Tour All year round TOUR 80T KUNANYI / MT WELLINGTON our Richmond Village tour (92T) to experience a wonderful All year round packed lunch Departs: 8.15am (October 1 – April 30) historical look at Southern Tasmania.
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