Not enjoyable. Coaster bus uncomfortable. Walk to the Arch return time of around 3 hours (not as advertised). Two groups did not make it and returned to a locked bus. No safety checks e.g. guide had no idea about the condition of 50% of the group that turned around, no mobile contact list or monitoring, not suitable for runners (hiking boots only). 5 minute stop at Honey, Chocolate shops and drive through oyster shop. Lunch 30 minutes - rushed and general store for a sandwich was only realistic option.

Our driver and tour guide Heather was amazing! She was very knowlegeable about the area around Tasmania and the history as well. She gave us a lot of great information as we drove to the Unzoo to see the tassies, kangaroos, etc and to Port Arthur to see the old penitentiary. Everything was well organized and efficient and we liked that Heather had a great sense of humor. We would take another tour with her!

Graham the guide was always helping everyone be informed and enjoy their hike. It was a wet grey day but it didn’t matter it was a delight to be there. The landscape is enchanting, other worldly. I half expected a goblin to jump out from behind a lichen covered tree in the enchanted forest.

Great mixed bag of experiences crammed into 1 day! Being picked up and dropped off at our accommodation was great, especially with a friendly, chatty knowledgeable guide. Our 1st stop was an easy cliff top stroll with amazing views. Wow! Next we saw the little devils an a very natural style environment, learning about their habits and even watching a feed. Unfortunately Pt Arthur was a let down - only because we tried to cram a full day into a few hours - think this experience needs time to take it in and walk with a guide for stories. Beautifully restored and very harrowing. Finishing the day at Richmond - a delightful quaint village, once again an hr wasn't long enough but found some yummy goodies to round off the day.

We bought our Mt. Field & Bonorong Wildlife Park Adventure excursion through “Shore Excursion Groups” for our cruise ship’s stop in Hobart, TAS. The instructions provided were excellent and got us to the visitor center where a nice man could tell we were looking for our group and checked our name off his list. This was Ben, our phenomenal tour guide. A Sydney transplant to Tasmania, Ben is a font of knowledge, about geology, culture, flora, and fauna from Australia and the state of Tasmania. He is also a very kind and humorous man who kept us engaged and laughing for the entire day-long tour. We greatly enjoyed the naturewalk through Mt Field park, culminating in a stunning view of the falls. The picnic lunch we picked up from a quaint bakery was excellent. And the Bonorong wildlife sanctuary was really about rehabilitation and focused on native wildlife- a really wonderful thing to see especially since we are not big fans of zoos - this was not a zoo! Overall, we had a truly lovely day and Ben was a huge part of that. Thank you Tours Tasmania!!

Loved this tour and especially our guide Ian, who's a Hobart full year resident who shared plenty of Tasmanian history around the tour stops and the roads traveled. Keep your eyes open in Tasman Park's waterfall hike; we did and saw paddymelons in the brush

This trip was well worth doing and our guide Clinton was absolutely fantastic and so knowledgeable about the island. The waterfalls walk was particularly beautiful and a highlight for me. A very enjoyable day!

The tour was awesome. Be prepared to do some hiking. The guide was great and had very local knowledge. I would recommend very highly.

We only had enough time to do the airwalk as the drive is quite long - but fun - and it will depend on how quick you do the walks. To get to the airwalk you drive along a logging road - which is paved - through some impressive trees, which is a good start to the adventure. The actual airwalk is fun, but it looks like the forest is still regenerating from a fire in 2019 and in a few years will be more impressive. Going out on the cantilever section gave an impressive view! Take the walk to the swinging bridges, but they do bounce a bit! All in all a good trip.

This was a great option for someone without a car. Our Guide was knowledgeable and I liked how respectfully he used Aboriginal names for places. The walk was accessible and the views were great

I had an amazing time on the Maria Island tour, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area! Our guide, Carl, was fantastic and truly made the experience unforgettable. The route itself offered brilliant views, and we even had the chance to identify several species of animals, which was such a rewarding part of the tour. Carl’s knowledge about the island’s history was impressive. He shared so many fascinating facts about the island, and I especially loved learning fun tidbits about specific plants and animals. His expertise added so much depth to the tour, and it really enhanced our experience. The whole trip was perfectly organized. It was a full-day tour, but it never felt too long. The two routes were a comfortable length, and we got to experience a lot without feeling rushed. The well-planned itinerary allowed us to enjoy both the stunning landscapes and the wildlife, making the day feel both relaxing and enriching. Overall, this tour was an absolute highlight of my trip, and I can’t imagine having the same experience if we had explored the island on our own. Carl’s guidance made everything so much more informative and enjoyable. If you’re planning a trip to Maria Island, I definitely recommend this tour!

This tour is so gorgeous! Our tour guide -Heather, is so professional and knowledgeable! This tour is worth to visit!! You can see the waterfall bay, which is spectacular. When you visit Tasmania Devil unzoo, you can also feed kangaroos on your own. Port Arthur is historical building that you can’t miss to visit. Richmond is a lovely village.

We had a great time at the Tahune Airwalk. Be prepared for a long winding drive. You need to be aware and take care as there are logging trucks using the road. There also isn’t any wifi service. The area had a significant bushfire in 2019 so be prepared for fire damage which has impacted the vegetation. The entrance fee is about $30 per person for unlimited access to the walks and small info centre. The staff were very helpful and we were able to access the buggy for a person with less mobility. The airwalk was very good and we enjoyed the cantilever. Food was good with some reasonable choices and prices were ok. Well worth the visit.

t was a very successful tour overall: good transport conditions, professional guide, wonderful landscapes in the Tasmanian National Park, special historical sites and we saw Tassie. We highly recommend!

A most enjoyable day out from Hobart, with a visit to the Tahune Airwalk with it's impressive views and lovely walk through the forest and over the suspension bridges. Then on to Hastings Cave with it's amazing formations and informative guided tour. (There was an option to swim in the thermal pool which I didn't bother with... full of wriggling children on school holiday!... although the short walk near the pool was very pleasant). Guide Nick was great company, knowledgeable, full of entertaining stories and interesting information. We stopped at a farm-gate stall on the way home and I got some of the most delicious cherries I have ever tasted! Recommended!