easy
6–8 hours
Recommended for most fitness levels, comfortable walking ability needed
Discover Tasmania’s wild landscapes and unique wildlife on a day trip from Hobart. Visit Mount Field and Bonorong Sanctuary for an authentic adventure into nature’s best.
Eight Hours • Visit Mt Field NP & Bonorong Wildlife
Embark on a captivating journey through Tasmania's stunning landscapes, starting at Mount Field National Park, home to towering trees and the breathtaking Russell Falls. After a delightful lunch, visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to meet and hand-feed gentle Tasmanian kangaroos and encounter unique wildlife, all guided by a knowledgeable local expert.
Your guide will greet you at 8.30 am at your accommodation. Our journey leads us through the picturesque Derwent Valley, dotted with orchards, hop fields and quaint reminders of the historical origins of the area. Arrive at Mount Field National Park, the oldest National Park in the state. Explore the green forest canopy, where you crane your neck to see some of the tallest flowering trees in the world. The majesty of Russell Falls is revealed after a short stroll through the lush rainforest. After lunch, we will take you to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to experience Tasmanian Devils, Wombats, Quolls and other Australian animals. The Tasmanian kangaroos at Bonorong are incredibly gentle, so take the delightful opportunity to hand-feed them. This dedicated team of wildlife carers provides an invaluable service to researching and protecting native wildlife in Tasmania. Arrive at your accommodation by 4.30 pm.
Full-day private touring with a local guide, transport in a well-appointed vehicle, entry to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, lunch and national parks pass
If your group is larger than 4 people please contact us for a quote.
Ensure your footwear provides good support for park trails and natural terrain.
Capture scenic views and wildlife sightings with ease during your adventure.
Tasmania’s weather can change quickly, so bring clothing suitable for variable conditions.
Beat the crowds and enjoy peaceful morning views at the park’s highlights.
Mount Field has been a protected area since 1910 and was one of Tasmania’s first national parks, committed to preserving the region’s delicate ecosystems.
The tour supports local conservation efforts, emphasizing responsible wildlife viewing and park preservation initiatives.
Necessary for walking over uneven terrain and enjoying full mobility.
Prepare for changing weather with layered clothing.
Great for wildlife viewing and capturing memories.
Protect yourself during sunny outdoor exploration.