Your holiday itinerary (ex Perth, Western Australia)

Day 1. Perth to Hobart (D)
We collect you from home and transfer you to Perth Airport where your holiday adventure begins. Upon arrival in Hobart, meet your friendly local coach captain and make your way into the heart of the city. Your accommodation for the next three nights is the historic Hadley’s Orient Hotel, full of charm and old-world elegance. Tonight, settle in and enjoy a welcome dinner where you can meet your fellow travellers and toast to the journey ahead.
Overnight: Hadley’s Orient Hotel, Hobart

Day 2. Hobart and Salamanca Market (BD)
Start the day with a visit to the peaceful Salmon Ponds Heritage Hatchery & Gardens, where you can explore beautiful grounds and enjoy a relaxed morning tea. Then it’s on to Salamanca Market, alive with colour, crafts, and local produce. Take your time browsing the stalls before finding a bite to eat at your leisure along the bustling waterfront. In the afternoon, enjoy panoramic views from Mount Wellington (weather permitting), before returning to the hotel to refresh. As the sun sets, board for a Hobart Historic Dinner cruise for a memorable dining experience.
Overnight: Hadley’s Orient Hotel, Hobart

Day 3. Free Day in Hobart (BD)
Today is all about doing Hobart your way. Whether you're drawn to the thought-provoking Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), a gourmet escape to Bruny Island, or a relaxed wander through Battery Point’s historic streets, the choice is entirely yours (own expense). This evening, we reunite at the iconic Ball & Chain Grill in Salamanca Place and share stories from the day over a delicious dinner in one of Hobart’s most popular dining spots.
Overnight: Hadley’s Orient Hotel, Hobart

Day 4. Wall in the Wilderness (BD)
Bid farewell to Hobart as you journey west into Tasmania’s rugged heartland. Begin the day with a visit to Curringa Farm, where you will see working sheepdogs in action and learn about farm life. This afternoon, marvel at the breathtaking craftsmanship of The Wall in the Wilderness, a 100-metre-long hand-carved timber sculpture. We finish our afternoon touring in the peaceful fishing village of Strahan on Tasmania's wild west coast.
Overnight: Strahan Village, Strahan

Day 5. Gordon River Cruise (BLD)
Today is a standout as you step aboard a specially designed vessel for a short-loved six-hour cruise through the World Heritage-listed Gordon River. Glide across glassy waters and listen to stories of convicts and pioneers, take a rainforest walk and admire reflections so perfect they resemble paintings. A generous buffet lunch is served onboard. Later in the evening, sit back for a unique theatrical performance of The Ship That Never Was, a humorous and moving retelling of a convict escape from nearby Sarah Island.
Overnight: Strahan Village, Strahan

Day 6. Cradle Mountain wilderness (BD)
Today is a day to immerse in nature and admire the wild landscapes, alpine heath lands, glacial lakes and icy streams on a specialised tour of the iconic and truly incredible Cradle Mountain. See Dove Lake and take in all your surroundings in the stunning central highland region of Tasmania.
Overnight: Cradle Mountain Hotel, Cradle Mountain

Day 7. Journey to Launceston (BLD)
Depart Cradle Mountain this morning and travel through rolling countryside towards Launceston. Stop in the town of Sheffield, famous for its colourful outdoor murals. Visit Ashgrove Cheese for a tasting of their award-winning produce before continuing to the picturesque Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm for a delightful lunch. In the afternoon, travel to Deloraine for a visit to the YARNS Artwork in Silk, a stunning four-panel story woven entirely from silk threads, showcasing the region’s history and culture.
Overnight: Country Club, Launceston

Day 8. Tamar Valley (BD)
Enjoy a scenic touring day through the picturesque Tamar Valley. Begin with a memorable ride on the scenic chairlift over Cataract Gorge, offering breathtaking views of this natural wonder. Continue exploring the valley with a visit to Seahorse World and Platypus House at Beauty Point, where you can get up close to these fascinating creatures. This afternoon, visit the Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre, filled with interactive exhibits and local stories, before returning to Launceston for dinner.
Overnight: Country Club, Launceston

Day 9. Eastern Tasmania (BD)
Travel eastward today to the picturesque Bridestowe Lavender Farm. Here you can admire the curved rows of lavender which creates a unique view for each season of the year. Continue along the coast to St Helens, where you can explore the local shops and enjoy lunch at your leisure. In the afternoon, visit the spectacular Bay of Fires and Binalong Bay, renowned for their white sands and striking orange boulders. Your day concludes with a visit to East Coast Nature World in Bicheno, a wonderful wildlife sanctuary home to Tasmanian devils, wombats, and kangaroos.
Overnight: Bicheno Beachfront, Bicheno

Day 10. Historic Midlands (BD)
Today we travel through Tasmania's historic heart, starting with a visit to the tranquil village of Ross. Take time to admire the Georgian architecture and heritage-listed sandstone bridge. Continue on to Richmond, one of Tasmania's most charming colonial towns, where you can explore at your leisure and find a spot for lunch (own expense). In the afternoon, visit Old Hobart Town, an award-winning miniature village depicting life in Hobart in the 1820s, before your farewell dinner in Hobart.
Overnight: Hadley’s Orient Hotel, Hobart

Day 11. Hobart to Perth (BL)
Your final day in Tasmania begins with a scenic drive to Sandy Bay and a visit to Willie Smith’s Apple Shed, where you can explore their fascinating museum dedicated to the region’s apple-growing history. After a light lunch spend free time wandering the stunning Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Later, transfer to Hobart Airport for your evening flight to Perth, where you will be transferred safely home.

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