6D5N Tassie’s Wilderness Icons ⚠ Minimum 1 adult(s) per departure
6D5N Tassie’s Wilderness Icons
⚠ Minimum 1 adult(s) per departure
Explore the world with our specially curated travel programs and arrangements. Sedunia Travel specializes in fully personalized travel arrangements to suit each traveling style whether it is Traveling in Group with Like-Minded People with Exclusive Private Arrangements or even Independent Adventures for those wanting to head off the beaten path and explore. Choose from one of our tried and tested classic itineraries or reach out to us to put together a fully tailor-made experience.
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Booking Period: from Now till March 20, 2023
Travel Period: from Now till March 31, 2024
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Day 1: Arrive Hobart
At the mouth of the River Derwent, Australia’s southernmost city embraces its history, but has one eye firmly planted on the future. You only need to visit Salamanca Place to see how forward-thinking purveyors and curators have transformed heritage spaces into restaurants, cafés and galleries. Step back in time once again at Battery Point, settled as a defensive outpost in the 19th century, and Constitution Dock – this is where yachts finish when competing in the annual Sydney to Hobart race. Put your destination into perspective from the summit of Mt. Nelson, offering a dreamy outlook over the capital. Touring Tasmania never looked so good.
: Dinner
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Day 2: Hobart – Strahan
Not many people live in the West of Tasmania – even less visit. This is not for want of appeal. Mount Field National Park dials up the drama from the moment you arrive, delivering World Heritage-listed wilderness in the form of soaring eucalypts (some of the tallest on Earth) and thundering waterfalls. Russell Falls will take your breath away in more ways than one. And just when you think nature couldn’t get any more humbling, you arrive at Lake St. Clair, the deepest freshwater lake in Australia. It’s one of numerous waterways breaking your path to Strahan, gateway to World Heritage-listed Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.
: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day 3: Strahan – Cradle Mountain
The inky waters of the Gordon River – given its colour by amber button-grass tannins – are as eery as they are beautiful, the mirror-like surface only broken by your Gordon River cruise chariot out to Sarah Island. It’s hard to reconcile the beauty of this part of the state with its grim history as a penal colony; a place where convicts would fell Huon pines for boat building. Thankfully, they didn’t get to the 2,000-year-old pine that still stands proud at Heritage Landing. Early settlers didn’t mince their words when they called the treacherous entrance to the river’s harbour Hells Gates. You’ll understand why when you drift past. Cradle Mountain awaits to the north. If you’re content by the fire with a glass of wine – stay there. Otherwise, follow your guide into the night to spot Tassie devils in the wild.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 4: Cradle Mountain – Smithton
When the first thing you see is 1,545-metre Cradle Mountain, you know you’re in for a good day. This is your backdrop as you wander to Dove Lake on your Cradle Mountain tour, the bucolic landscape here a natural magnet for Bennetts wallabies, echidnas, and pademelons. Just when you thought the west coast couldn’t get any more dramatic, ‘The Nut’ appears on the horizon. This 152-metre bluff created by the remains of an ancient volcanic plug guards over Stanley, an atmospheric fishing village with remarkably well-preserved heritage buildings. Browse boutiques at your leisure, or lace up your walking shoes – The Nut summit awaits.
: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day 5: Smithton – Launceston
While you may not see any shy, nocturnal penguins on your visit to the town of Penguin, you will find dozens of statues commemorating just how cute these creatures are. Be sure to snap a picture in front of the 10-metre-high installation. You’ll also want to have your camera ready arriving in Sheffield, home to a surprise collection of 60 murals telling the area’s history. All this exploring builds an appetite. Refuel at Ashgrove Tasmanian Farm, where happy cows contribute to award-winning cheeses – everything from cheddar and red Leicester to creamy Tasmanian blue.
: Breakfast
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Day 6: Depart Launceston
After breakfast, free at own leisure and make your own arrangement to the airport for your flight back home.
: Breakfast
Whats Included
~5 nights’ accommodation with daily breakfast~Specialist team of two highly experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
~1 UNESCO World Heritage Site – Tasmanian Wilderness
~Centrally located premium hotels
~Franklin-Gordon Rivers National Park, and Cradle Mountain-Lake St Claire National Park entrance fees
Whats Excluded
~Return international flight ticket~Travel insurance
~Personal expenses
~Australian ETA Visa
Where to Visits
| Single | Twin | Triple | Child WITH Bed |
|---|---|---|---|
| RM9348 | RM8088 | RM8088 | RM7298 |
Information
Booking Period: from Now till March 20, 2023
Travel Period: from Now till March 31, 2024
-
Day 1: Arrive Hobart
At the mouth of the River Derwent, Australia’s southernmost city embraces its history, but has one eye firmly planted on the future. You only need to visit Salamanca Place to see how forward-thinking purveyors and curators have transformed heritage spaces into restaurants, cafés and galleries. Step back in time once again at Battery Point, settled as a defensive outpost in the 19th century, and Constitution Dock – this is where yachts finish when competing in the annual Sydney to Hobart race. Put your destination into perspective from the summit of Mt. Nelson, offering a dreamy outlook over the capital. Touring Tasmania never looked so good.
: Dinner
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-
Day 2: Hobart – Strahan
Not many people live in the West of Tasmania – even less visit. This is not for want of appeal. Mount Field National Park dials up the drama from the moment you arrive, delivering World Heritage-listed wilderness in the form of soaring eucalypts (some of the tallest on Earth) and thundering waterfalls. Russell Falls will take your breath away in more ways than one. And just when you think nature couldn’t get any more humbling, you arrive at Lake St. Clair, the deepest freshwater lake in Australia. It’s one of numerous waterways breaking your path to Strahan, gateway to World Heritage-listed Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.
: Breakfast, Dinner
-
-
Day 3: Strahan – Cradle Mountain
The inky waters of the Gordon River – given its colour by amber button-grass tannins – are as eery as they are beautiful, the mirror-like surface only broken by your Gordon River cruise chariot out to Sarah Island. It’s hard to reconcile the beauty of this part of the state with its grim history as a penal colony; a place where convicts would fell Huon pines for boat building. Thankfully, they didn’t get to the 2,000-year-old pine that still stands proud at Heritage Landing. Early settlers didn’t mince their words when they called the treacherous entrance to the river’s harbour Hells Gates. You’ll understand why when you drift past. Cradle Mountain awaits to the north. If you’re content by the fire with a glass of wine – stay there. Otherwise, follow your guide into the night to spot Tassie devils in the wild.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
-
-
Day 4: Cradle Mountain – Smithton
When the first thing you see is 1,545-metre Cradle Mountain, you know you’re in for a good day. This is your backdrop as you wander to Dove Lake on your Cradle Mountain tour, the bucolic landscape here a natural magnet for Bennetts wallabies, echidnas, and pademelons. Just when you thought the west coast couldn’t get any more dramatic, ‘The Nut’ appears on the horizon. This 152-metre bluff created by the remains of an ancient volcanic plug guards over Stanley, an atmospheric fishing village with remarkably well-preserved heritage buildings. Browse boutiques at your leisure, or lace up your walking shoes – The Nut summit awaits.
: Breakfast, Dinner
-
-
Day 5: Smithton – Launceston
While you may not see any shy, nocturnal penguins on your visit to the town of Penguin, you will find dozens of statues commemorating just how cute these creatures are. Be sure to snap a picture in front of the 10-metre-high installation. You’ll also want to have your camera ready arriving in Sheffield, home to a surprise collection of 60 murals telling the area’s history. All this exploring builds an appetite. Refuel at Ashgrove Tasmanian Farm, where happy cows contribute to award-winning cheeses – everything from cheddar and red Leicester to creamy Tasmanian blue.
: Breakfast
-
-
Day 6: Depart Launceston
After breakfast, free at own leisure and make your own arrangement to the airport for your flight back home.
: Breakfast
Whats Included
~5 nights’ accommodation with daily breakfast~Specialist team of two highly experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
~1 UNESCO World Heritage Site – Tasmanian Wilderness
~Centrally located premium hotels
~Franklin-Gordon Rivers National Park, and Cradle Mountain-Lake St Claire National Park entrance fees
Whats Excluded
~Return international flight ticket~Travel insurance
~Personal expenses
~Australian ETA Visa
| Single | Twin | Triple | Child WITH Bed |
|---|---|---|---|
| RM9348 | RM8088 | RM8088 | RM7298 |
156 Bathurst St, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia
The Best Western Hobart is located in the Hobart City Centre. A 10 minute walk from hotel to Salamanca Place (Australia Oldest open-air Saturday market) on the historical waterfront, an area well known for its vibrant restaurants, cafes, bars. Also, Sunday Farm Gate Market within a stone’s throw from our hotel, a bustling farmers’ market showcasing Tasmanian produce and getting to know your farmer. It is a 15 minute drive to The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), a "subversive adult Disneyland", the largest privately funded museum in Australia.
Non-smoking rooms, WiFi, Fitness centre, Parking, Restaurant, Business facilities
41 Esplanade, Strahan TAS 7468, Australia
Our beautifully appointed individual cottages and terraces take you back to a time when Strahan was inhabited by miners, piners, fishermen and their families. Above the harbour, take in sweeping views of Macquarie Harbour from our hilltop rooms. You'll feel truly immersed in the history of the wild west coast.
WiFi, Room service, Parking, Restaurant, Business facilities
3718 Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle Mountain TAS 7306, Australia
Cradle Mountain Hotel's comfortable and spacious Standard Rooms are perfect for couples or families planning a Cradle Mountain wilderness experience.
Free WiFi, Spa and wellness centre, Room service, Tea/coffee maker in all rooms, Bar, Restaurant, Business facilities
5/15 Scotchtown Rd, Smithton TAS 7330, Australia
Tall Timbers is located at Smithton in beautiful Tasmania, the gateway to the abundant attractions of the North West Coast, including the magical Tarkine Wilderness and historic township of Stanley. Enjoy one of the many available tours such as helicopter flights and scenic tours, 4WD adventure tours, and Tarkine forest and wilderness experiences. In addition to accommodation, Tall Timbers is also an ideal wedding and function venue or the ideal location for meetings and corporate events utilising our conference centre and facilities.
Swimming Pool, Free WiFi, Fitness centre, Room service, Tea/coffee maker in all rooms, Parking, Restaurant, Business facilities
3 Earl St, Launceston TAS 7250, Australia
If location in a city is the key to your perfect break or holiday then the Best Western Plus Launceston is the ideal place for you. Not only is the hotel well positioned, it boasts a fantastic in-house restaurant and the iconic Tram Bar which contains a Circa 1911 Launceston Tram. You can dine in the restaurant or the bar and the Best Western Plus Launceston has a 24-hour room service menu.
Non-smoking rooms, Free WiFi, Room service, Parking, Business facilities
156 Bathurst St, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia
The Best Western Hobart is located in the Hobart City Centre. A 10 minute walk from hotel to Salamanca Place (Australia Oldest open-air Saturday market) on the historical waterfront, an area well known for its vibrant restaurants, cafes, bars. Also, Sunday Farm Gate Market within a stone’s throw from our hotel, a bustling farmers’ market showcasing Tasmanian produce and getting to know your farmer. It is a 15 minute drive to The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), a "subversive adult Disneyland", the largest privately funded museum in Australia.
Non-smoking rooms, WiFi, Fitness centre, Parking, Restaurant, Business facilities
41 Esplanade, Strahan TAS 7468, Australia
Our beautifully appointed individual cottages and terraces take you back to a time when Strahan was inhabited by miners, piners, fishermen and their families. Above the harbour, take in sweeping views of Macquarie Harbour from our hilltop rooms. You'll feel truly immersed in the history of the wild west coast.
WiFi, Room service, Parking, Restaurant, Business facilities
3718 Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle Mountain TAS 7306, Australia
Cradle Mountain Hotel's comfortable and spacious Standard Rooms are perfect for couples or families planning a Cradle Mountain wilderness experience.
Free WiFi, Spa and wellness centre, Room service, Tea/coffee maker in all rooms, Bar, Restaurant, Business facilities
5/15 Scotchtown Rd, Smithton TAS 7330, Australia
Tall Timbers is located at Smithton in beautiful Tasmania, the gateway to the abundant attractions of the North West Coast, including the magical Tarkine Wilderness and historic township of Stanley. Enjoy one of the many available tours such as helicopter flights and scenic tours, 4WD adventure tours, and Tarkine forest and wilderness experiences. In addition to accommodation, Tall Timbers is also an ideal wedding and function venue or the ideal location for meetings and corporate events utilising our conference centre and facilities.
Swimming Pool, Free WiFi, Fitness centre, Room service, Tea/coffee maker in all rooms, Parking, Restaurant, Business facilities
3 Earl St, Launceston TAS 7250, Australia
If location in a city is the key to your perfect break or holiday then the Best Western Plus Launceston is the ideal place for you. Not only is the hotel well positioned, it boasts a fantastic in-house restaurant and the iconic Tram Bar which contains a Circa 1911 Launceston Tram. You can dine in the restaurant or the bar and the Best Western Plus Launceston has a 24-hour room service menu.
Non-smoking rooms, Free WiFi, Room service, Parking, Business facilities
