easy
6–8 hours
Moderate; comfortable walking is required
Discover Tasmania’s rich history and stunning landscapes in a single day. This intimate tour offers a behind-the-scenes look at convict sites, scenic coastlines, and geological marvels.
Eight Hours • Visit historic Port Arthur • Min. 4 guests
Embark on a captivating small group tour from Hobart to the Tasman Peninsula and Port Arthur Historic Site. Discover Tasmania's convict history with an expert guide, explore stunning geological features, and wander through the charming colonial village of Richmond, all while enjoying a personalized experience with a maximum of eight guests.
The tour starts between 08.30 am and 09.00 am from your accommodation in Hobart’s CBD. Enjoy a leisurely drive onto the Tasman Peninsula. Port Arthur Historic Site and the Tasman Peninsula are some of Tasmania’s most visited destinations. Set in tranquil gardens, Tasmania’s famous convict settlement site harbours a dark history that our experienced guide will bring to life. As you stroll amongst the now peaceful buildings, envisage the harsh life that the hapless convicts endured. View some famous geological features of the Peninsula as you explore the rugged coastline. In the afternoon we will travel to the historic village of Richmond, nestled in the Coal River Valley. Experience the nostalgia of colonial times as you stroll and admire the well-preserved colonial architecture before returning to Hobart by 04.30 pm latest.
Small group tour with a local guide (max. 8 guests), transport in a well-appointed vehicle, entry to Port Arthur Historic Site
Ensuring good footwear will help you navigate uneven surfaces at historic sites.
Capture breathtaking coastal views and historic ruins to remember your trip.
Tasmanian weather can change quickly; layer up for comfort.
Get the most out of your trip by arriving at the designated meeting point on time.
The Port Arthur site served as a penal colony from 1830 to 1877, shaping Tasmania's colonial history.
Efforts are maintained to protect local wildlife and preserve historic sites for future generations.
Vital for exploring historic sites and scenic areas comfortably.
Capture Tasmania’s rugged scenery and historic architecture.
Layered clothing to adapt to changing weather conditions.
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen recommended for sunny days.