Bonorong Wildlife Park Tour

Tour

We start with a tour of the city, Battery Point and Salamanca. Then we take a scenic drive to Richmond Historic Village and visit Bonorong Wildlife Park. You can hand feed kangaroos and see the famous Tasmania Devil along with many other native animals. This is our most popular tour incorporating great sightseeing and a history of Tasmania in a half day format.

Brooke Street Pier, Hobart, Tasmania, 7000

Does not cater for people with access needs.

More Tours By Tasmania Tour Guide

Tour

Port Arthur Day Tour

Travel along the Tasman Peninsula to our number one tourist attraction and World Heritage Site. Experience the realities of convict life in the early days of this harsh penal settlement. A cruise to the Isle of the Dead is included. See wonderful coastal formations on our drive through Eaglehawk Neck, The Blow Hole and Doo Town on the way. We also stop at Port Arthur Lavender Farm. Heading back to Hobart we go to Richmond Historic Village and a Wildlife Park before sampling some of the fruit and wine that has made this region famous.

$75 - $150

Tour

MONA Tour

Museum of Old and New Art Tour is a must for the Art lover. The museum is located within the Moorilla Winery on the Berriedale peninsular in Hobart. It is the largest privately funded museum in Australia. The museum presents antiquities, modern and contemporary art from the David Walsh collection. Walsh describes the museum as a "subversive adult version of Disneyland". We combine a trip to Mona with a tour of Hobart and surrounding regions. Whether it is a four hour or eight hour tour depends on what other attractions you wish to see. Talk to us about your ideas for the day and we will customise a tour.

$75

Quality Tourism Accreditation

Places to stay

Choice of 1,2 or 3 bedroom self contained Apartments.

Accommodation

Sullivans Cove Apartments - Gibsons Mill

Hobart

Gibson's Mill is situated in the original Gibson's City Flour Mill building (c. 1890) on Morrison Street. The collection of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments mix industrial heritage with modern convenience and comfort. The apartments are amongst the hustle and bustle of the active harbour featuring Hobart's nightlife, premium restaurants, and a stone's throw to the Salamanca markets and the Mona ferry terminal.

Accommodation

Salamanca Inn

Hobart

Salamanca Inn is a Tasmanian owned and operated 4.5 star all suite hotel located within the Salamanca precinct and only a very short stroll to the attractions of Hobart's vibrant waterfront. This historic area is home to some of Hobart's best cafes, restaurants, bars, galleries and specialty shops. The hotel consists of 63 self-contained suites ranging from One Bedroom to Three Bedroom to Executive Spa Suites. These can accommodate from One to Six people. Guests can enjoy Foxtel, guaranteed car parking, indoor pool and spa, laundry facilities and WiFi all included in the room tariff. There is also a 50 seat onsite restaurant, Birdsong Restaurant, specialising in locally sourced fresh seafood and produce and Cape Grim beef. The hotel also offers five conference rooms and can seat up to 120 in the largest room, Churchill Room.

Accommodation

Lenna of Hobart

Hobart

Lenna of Hobart is not just a place to rest your head. It’s an experience. Open the door to this 1874-built sandstone mansion and connect with Hobart Town’s story. This landmark hotel puts you right on the historic doorstep of Hobart’s vibrant waterfront. Salamanca Place, home to Australia’s largest outdoor market and fine eateries are a few hundred metres away and a short walk leads to the CBD, Mona ferry terminal and waterfront precinct. About 100 years after the mansion was built, a new accommodation wing opened. With it came a new level of luxury for Lenna of Hobart. Today, rooms with harbour, mountain and park views blend with the same elegance and level of service the hotel is regarded for. In any room Nespresso coffee machines, complimentary wifi and modern comforts come standard. Want to really treat yourself? Stay in a penthouse with 360-degree sweeping rooftop views. The restored mansion is listed on the Tasmanian Heritage Register as a superb example of early colonial architecture. The delicate restoration preserves Lenna of Hobart’s past while affording generous luxuries of today.

I'm searching for