A short transfer will take you to your accommodation in Hobart. At 3 pm, you'll meet your tour guide for a brief city tour. Afterwards, you'll enjoy a welcome dinner together at a local restaurant – a great opportunity to get to know your fellow travelers better.

At 9 a.m., you'll meet your tour guide at the hotel, and together you'll begin your exploration with a visit to the historic town of Richmond. There, you'll find well-preserved Georgian architecture and Australia's oldest sandstone bridge – built by former convicts and a perfect photo opportunity. Afterwards, the journey continues along Tasmania's sunny east coast, passing picturesque coastal towns like Orford, Triabunna, and Swansea, until you reach the Freycinet Peninsula. Time permitting, your guide will show you the beautifully situated Friendly Beaches before you're transferred to your accommodation in Freycinet National Park.

After breakfast, your tour guide will pick you up for another highlight of this trip: the award-winning, four-hour Wineglass Bay Cruise, where you'll experience the unique features of Tasmania up close. You'll cruise along the striking pink granite cliffs of the Hazards, keeping an eye out for marine life such as dolphins, albatrosses, and – depending on the season – even humpback whales. The tour takes you through the scenic Schouten Passage to the famous Wineglass Bay, where the boat anchors and you'll enjoy a typical Tasmanian cold lunch on board. In the afternoon, a roughly 1.5-hour hike to a viewing platform is on the agenda – the view across the bay is simply breathtaking. You can spend the rest of the afternoon as you wish – or follow your tour guide's suggestion and visit the viewpoint at Cape Tourville.

Today you'll explore the spectacular coastline of the Bay of Fires. Located just 90 minutes north of Freycinet, this natural paradise stretches for approximately 50 kilometers along Tasmania's east coast. The Bay of Fires is known for its deep blue waters, dazzling white beaches, and especially its vibrant orange granite cliffs – a captivating contrast to the surrounding landscape. After this impressive coastal tour, you'll bid farewell to the Bay of Fires and head towards one of Tasmania's tallest waterfalls, St. Columba Falls. Following a hearty lunch break, the journey continues towards Launceston, passing charming towns like Derby and Scottsdale. You'll arrive in Launceston around 5 pm – time to relax and unwind.

Your day begins with an exciting city tour of Launceston – including, of course, a visit to the impressive Cataract Gorge. At 11:30 am, you'll continue towards Cradle Mountain National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. En route, you'll stop in the picturesque town of Sheffield, famous for its colorful murals. Here you'll have time for a relaxed lunch and can soak up the creative atmosphere. In the afternoon, you'll continue your journey and arrive at Cradle Mountain National Park around 3 pm. There, you'll experience the majestic nature of the Tasmanian Highlands – a breathtaking landscape that will leave you with unforgettable memories.

After breakfast, you'll embark on an approximately 2.5-hour hike around Dove Lake – a stunning glacial lake in Cradle Mountain National Park. Shorter hikes are also available if you prefer a more leisurely pace. Along the way, you'll immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Tasmanian mountains, discover hidden coves, alpine forests, and encounter the unique flora and fauna of the national park. The rest of the afternoon is yours to enjoy at your own pace – perfect for exploring the surroundings or simply relaxing.

This morning, your journey continues with a visit to the charming town of Deloraine. The many small shops and galleries invite you to a leisurely stroll – and with a bit of luck, you might even spot a platypus on the banks of the Meander River! Afterwards, you'll cross the Tasmanian Plateau. Your guide will show you some particularly beautiful viewpoints overlooking the famous Thousand Lakes along the way. Keep your eyes peeled – there are not only hidden sculptures to discover, but also an impressive variety of native wildlife. In the late afternoon, you'll arrive at your accommodation in Mount Field National Park. Here, you'll experience Tasmania's unspoiled nature up close – a landscape whose tranquility and beauty will surely stay with you long after your trip. To conclude the day, your guide will treat you to a cozy dinner in a traditional local pub – the perfect end to an eventful day.

After breakfast, you'll explore Mount Field National Park – Tasmania's oldest national park. Here, you'll find the world's tallest broadleaf trees – a unique eucalyptus species – as well as impressive waterfalls, dense rainforest, and landscapes once carved by glaciers. After a lunch break, you'll visit Bonorong – a major wildlife sanctuary and rescue center. There, you'll have the opportunity to experience Tasmanian devils, wombats, kangaroos, and many other native animal species up close. You'll also learn about their way of life and the vital conservation efforts for their habitat. In the late afternoon, you'll return to Hobart, where your tour guide will bid you farewell around 4:30 pm. This action-packed tour will not only provide unforgettable moments in nature but also offer fascinating insights into Tasmania's captivating wildlife.

Until your airport transfer, you can explore Hobart on your own: discover the waterfront or take a walk through the historic Battery Point district. Your airport transfer is booked for two hours before departure.