Australia · WILDLIFE TOURS IN TASMANIA
Good wildlife tours in Tasmania fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Mt Field, Bonorong, Richmond and kunanyi/Mt Wellington on a small-group Hobart day tour with wildlife, waterfalls and scenic views.
“Brett was a great guide, having worked in the animal support industry. Plus he knew all the area strengths and concerns.”
Explore Mount Field waterfalls, Bonorong wildlife, and kunanyi/Mount Wellington on a guided Hobart day tour for $130.
“Was an amazing day, with enriching content, guide full of knowledge and great approach and beautifully orchestrated and exacuted.”
Visit historic Richmond and meet Tasmanian Devils, kangaroos, wombats, and echidnas on this practical half-day tour from Hobart.
“When driver Neil picked me up on Saturday, I knew it was going to be a great day. I'd had him 3 times during my visit here to Tasmania. His customer service is A1 and I thoroughly enjoyed Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Thank you once again for making my holiday so special. Kind regards Renee Martin”
Feed free-roaming kangaroos, meet Tasmanian devils, and learn how Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary protects Tasmania’s native animals.
“It was an amazing experience being with the animals and being able to feel kangaroos and seeing how the animals were being taken care of so well”
Review of Tasmania’s six-day wilderness tour, with Cradle Mountain, Freycinet, Bay of Fires, wildlife, lodging, hikes, and value tips.
“We were taken to the most beautiful spots in nature by our guide Brendon who is passionate about Tasmanian wilderness and the hiking trails - he is the Best ! We loved our holiday especially with our fantastic friendly group and guide If you love walking in rainforest and swimming off white sand beaches and meeting the local animals - do it !”
See Hobart from kunanyi/Mt Wellington, meet Tasmanian wildlife at Bonorong, and explore historic Richmond on this full-day tour.
“Our guide, Bas, was great. He was informative and looked after us. The weather was beyond his control but because he thought it might go bad he stopped to ensure we did get a great view of Hobart and surrounds. He was very careful coming down the mountain in the snow and we had no concerns about our safety. We enjoyed our time at the Botanical Gardens. However, in the afternoon we would have liked less time in Richmond and more at Bonorong.”
Meet Tasmanian devils and quolls at Cradle Mountain with a keeper tour, wildlife entry, conservation insight, and excellent value for $17.
“The knowledge of our guide Pru, and the way they presented the knowledge they had”
Reef days, coast roads, wine country and the red centre.
