Top Hobart Adventure Tours

Experience the natural beauty of the Hobart region on a downhill bike tour from the summit of Mt Wellington. With a guide, you’ll start your bike ride at the top of the mountain, elevation 4,160 feet (1,270 meters), where you can marvel at the panoramic view of the city and surrounding scenery before hopping on your bike and heading down the hill, pedaling all the way back to sea level. Select a departure time when booking.

See Tasmania's most wild and wonderful attractions on this 5-day tour that loops around the island, from the waterfall-studded rain forests and sand dunes of the West Coast to the alpine lakes and parks of the East Coast. Trek through the Tarkine Rainforest, explore Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park, see Tasmanian devils and swim in the Bay of Fires. Other optional activities include a Gordon River Cruise and viewing of the famous little penguin parade. This budget-friendly tour includes overnight accommodation in a hostel dormitory and all transport.

Home to rugged wilderness, serene lakes, and protected parklands, Tasmania is a backpacker’s dream destination—but exploring the remote island by public transport is a challenge. On this adventurous road trip, reach natural attractions and hidden treasures like Lake St. Clair and the Tarkine Rainforest with ease. With accommodation and park fees included, see the best of Tasmania in six action-packed days.

Whether you’re a hiker or a mountain biker, this one-way bus tour to the top of Kunanyi/ Mt. Wellington is a handy way to get to the top without exhausting yourself. You’ll be taken up in a shared bus with live commentary about the history and wildlife of the mountain. Then make your own way down on foot (a three-hour hike) or by mountain bike (around one hour).

Take a walk on the wild side with a 3-day luxury camping adventure in Tasmania’s Southwest National Park.  Enjoy a scenic 1-hour flight over Bruny Island, spot rare birds at the Deny King Memorial Hide and marvel over the UNESCO-listed landscapes. That’s not all: hike to the peak of Mt Beattie or Mt Rugby (optional); discover the region’s fascinating Aboriginal heritage; and cruise around the Bathurst Harbour Marine Reserve. This action-packed tour includes deluxe accommodation at a private campsite, all meals and round-trip flights from Hobart.

Simplify your week-long trip to Tasmania by joining a handy guided tour that explores both the east and west coasts. Relax and enjoy an itinerary crafted by the experts. Travelers who love nature and the outdoors will especially like the combination of activities and sights, including wildlife sanctuaries, short hikes, waterfalls, lakes, mountains, beaches, and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site.

Enjoy five of the top activities in Hobart in one day on this tour designed for those who are short on time in the city and don't want to miss its best experiences. Attractions include Salamanca Market (on Saturdays), Mount Wellington, city highlights, the historical nearby town of Richmond, and the option to visit either Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary or the MONA (Museum of Old and New Art).

Explore Maria Island National Park on a scenic journey from Hobart via land and sea. Follow a guide on two of Tasmania's best short walks through the dramatic coastal scenery to see wildlife such as Tasmanian devils, Cape Barren geese, the Eastern grey kangaroo, and others. Feast on an included lunch of fresh Tasmanian produce.

Experience the natural beauty of Bruny Island on a full-day tour from Hobart. Visit the Neck, Cape Bruny, and look for white wallabies as you explore the natural beauty of the island. You'll also get the chance to taste locally made products including cheese and oysters. Upgrade to include the optional Bruny Island cruise in the afternoon.

Experience the rich diversity of the Tasmanian landscape on this full-day walking tour through the Mount Field National Park. From the alpine lakes of the Tarn Shelf to the lush rainforests and waterfalls on the Tall Trees and Russell Falls Walk, this walking tour takes you along two of Mount Field’s popular tracks in a small group, to preserve the tranquility of these landscapes.

This 2-day tour of charming Hobart and the surrounding area is ideal for travelers who don’t have much time and don’t want to feel rushed. Two days are enough for a comprehensive overview, with visits to Salamanca Market, Mt. Wellington, a nearby island, and a colonial village. Take advantage of some flexibility on your second day by choosing to visit a museum or wildlife sanctuary, or visit both for an extra cost.

Enjoy aerial views of Hobart on a 30-minute flight that takes in natural sights like Mt Wellington and manmade attractions like the MONA. As you fly over the city and River Derwent, look down on the Hobart skyline, northern suburbs and Clifton Beach. This flightseeing experience is limited to 10 passengers. 

This One Way Walker’s Pass is a great option for bushwalkers. Travel 1270 metres above sea level to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington, then make your own return journey to Hobart. Enjoy informative commentary from your driver as you learn all about the mountain's history, wildlife and landmarks as well as local tips on what to see and do on the way. Spend as much time as you desire at the summit taking in the views over Hobart and Southern Tasmania before commencing your self guided walk. It's a rewarding 3 hour (approx.) walk on well-marked bushwalking tracks. The mountain features a surprisingly diverse landscape from shaded fern gullies to tall eucalypt forests and alpine boulder fields. HIGHLIGHTS: ✔ Fun and informative live commentary. ✔ Experienced local driver/guides. ✔ Modern air-conditioned vehicles. ✔ One-way bus tour to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington. ✔ Free Wellington Park bushwalking map. ✔ Enjoy sweeping views on your walk back to Hobart.

Hobart and Launceston are popular stops on Tasmania’s backpacker route, but it’s easy to miss the top attractions and hidden treasures when traveling between the two. With this adventurous tour, spin through the Derwent Valley to sites of interest such as Lake St. Clair, Russell Falls, and the Tarkine Rainforest. With accommodation included, reach Launceston with ease by mini-van from your Hobart hotel.

Sail the D’Entrecasteaux Channel around north Bruny Island, typically stopping at some of the special bays and inlets the Island has to offer.  Dolphins, seals, and whales (in season) are often sighted, which along with the stunning scenery, compete for your attention. The best route will be determined for the day’s conditions, although we will always find a sheltered bay to anchor in where you can enjoy a lunch of Tasmanian food and beverages and take the opportunity to swim or sight-see ashore. On a day trip you can learn a little about how to sail and take the helm, man the winches and immerse yourself in the excitement of sailing the vessel. Alternately you can  just sit back and relax in comfort or swim at Nebraska beach.

Hike in one of Tasmania’s most beautiful places without the risk of getting lost on this guided day hike. After an early morning pick-up from Hobart you’ll be taken to the Freycinet National Park. From here, you’ll hike to a viewpoint above Wineglass Bay, often called one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Keep going down to spend time on the beach itself.

Join our active and eco-certified tour along Tasmania’s Great Eastern Drive. Experience picturesque beaches and stunning coastal scenery, such as the Bay of Fires, Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay, staying overnight in Tassie’s favourite seaside town, Bicheno. We explore the best of Bruny Island (Tassie’s own island paradise) where we’ll taste some local gourmet delicacies and hike to Fluted Cape. On our final day we’ll discover the phenomenal coastal scenery of the Tasman Peninsula at the geological wonders of Tasman Arch and Devil’s Kitchen, with brilliant walks to Crescent Bay and Waterfall Bay.

Sail to Barnes Bay on Bruny Island as the sea, sky and landscape transform with the shifting angle of the sun. See shadows lengthen across rock faces on the shoreline as they are gradually silhouetted against a golden sky. See clouds stretch across the infinite sky, aflame and glowing with every conceivable colour and watch as the sea mirrors the changing sky. Enjoy local wines or premium beers and a cheese platter as we moor in a sheltered bay. The light during Tasmania’s long summer twilight hours provides the perfect opportunity to take some truly memorable photographs. Take the helm and participate in the excitement of sailing the vessel, or simply relax in comfort and enjoy the sumptuous scenery.

Our shore excursion is the best way to see Hobart when in port for the day.  See all the highlights the most populated city in the state has to offer in this half day tour.