Park Tours - Tasmania

Join in for the ultimate 15-day journey through Tasmania's natural delights during the warmest, longest days of the year. Begin in Launceston before travelling through classic countryside to Mole Creek Karst National Park, where we explore Marakoopa Cave and admire the Great Western Tiers from the Alum Cliffs. Meet the Tasmanian devil at a private wildlife sanctuary, then discover treasures on a truffle farm. Experience the pristine beauty of Cradle Mountain on an unforgettable walking adventure. Crossing the Arthur River to the west coast, enter the timeless landscapes of Takayna/Tarkine for two nights in Corinna Wilderness Village—an enchanted rainforest region of moorlands and rugged coastline. Cruise the Pieman River, wander through Australia's largest temperate rainforest, or kayak secluded waterways. Walk from myrtle forest to the summit of Mt Donaldson, visit the West Coast Pioneers Museum in Zeehan, and stay in picturesque Strahan. A six-hour eco-cruise on the Gordon River precedes a stop in historic Queenstown. Continue to Lake St Clair National Park for lakeside vistas and scenic trails before exploring Mount Field National Park and the Tasman Peninsula. Enjoy a Pennicott Wilderness Cruise, visit Port Arthur, and finish with three memorable nights in Hobart.

You will find yourself a world away but still close enough to enjoy all that Launceston and its surrounds offer. You are invited to pause, indulge in an afternoon curled up in the hammock inside, or soak in the views from the outdoor tub! Overlooking the South Esk River and Trevallyn Dam, the home features a stunning architectural design and luxury touches throughout. A stunning recent extension has added extra beautiful spaces to make the Treehouse even more special. Three queen bedrooms feature generous quilts, electric blankets and pillows to ensure a cosy space and sound sleeping. The new kitchen is equipped with everything you need to ensure you settle in and don’t have to leave unless you wish to. A cosy lounge and generous dining area feature, with an additional sitting and reading nook in the adjoining mezzanine space – from everywhere, you’re treated to the spectacular views. Outside you’ll find a cast iron bath to while away an afternoon or evening, with a book or glass of Tassie wine. Adirondack chairs invite you to focus on the views. Sunrises are magic at the Treehouse, with morning fog rolling through the valley. Evenings and sunsets offer a further perspective on the spectacular surrounds and mountains in the distance. We hope you will also spot the resident kookaburras and rosellas and abundant wallabies and pademelons.

The Gorge House is a boutique retreat just minutes' walk from the famous Cataract Gorge in Launceston. Nestled in a quiet street, it blends modern design with comfort, making it perfect for families, couples, or small groups. The home sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms. The master suite is a true highlight, featuring a king bed, private ensuite, floor-to-ceiling glass, and its own balcony for enjoying the morning sun or evening breeze. Two additional bedrooms each offer queen beds with built-in cupboards and thoughtful touches for a restful stay. Guests can make themselves at home with a fully equipped kitchen, open-plan living and dining, and generous food and beverage supplies provided for your convenience. Large windows flood the house with natural light, while curated interiors create a warm, inviting feel. Step outside to a private deck with seating and a barbecue, surrounded by a landscaped garden. Off-street parking makes exploring easy. From here, stroll to the Gorge to discover walking trails, the suspension bridge, and chairlift, or head into Launceston's vibrant CBD for award-winning restaurants, cafés, and boutique shopping. The Tamar Valley wine route is also within easy reach. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a stylish base to explore Tasmania, The Gorge House offers the perfect mix of location, comfort, and charm.

Creativity, design and luxury intersect in this beautifully renovated Art-Deco period home in West Launceston. Belvoir is a masterpiece of interior design with original artwork by John Wren adorning the walls of the house throughout, giving guests the feeling of their own private gallery. Ideal for a sophisticated getaway with friends, the home, which comfortably sleeps six, is perfect to host dinner parties while enjoying the sights of Launceston and its stunning surroundings. Belvoir has been reimagined with bold interior design that captures its Art-Deco origins, paired with daring textures, layers and colours that breathe new life into the 1930’s built home. A stay at Belvoir is both unique and impressive, with the painting works of self-taught artist, John Wren hanging throughout the home, creating a warm ambience rich in character. Opulent, yet comfortable and inviting, the residence features three large, beautifully decorated bedrooms and two uniquely designed bathrooms. Belvoir is a testament to Art Deco's splendour, reimagined with modern conveniences for a seamless blend of the past and present. The highlight is an art collection exclusively crafted by John Wren, each piece narrating its own unique story. And the best part? You can make these captivating artworks your own, simply by visiting John Wren's website or enquire directly.