✓ 5 nights in premium accommodation
✓ Services of a Travelmarvel Tour Director and Driver
✓ Premium air-conditioned coach travel
✓ 8 meals - 5 breakfasts and 3 dinners
✓ Special Welcome Dinner
✓ All sightseeing, cruises, tours and entrance fees as specified
Travel with the experts for a carefully curated, value-packed discovery of the world's most iconic destinations. Our tours are bursting with must-see sights, rich experiences and quality inclusions, all at an unbeatable price. Bucket list dreams are ticked off on these all-encompassing journeys.
INSIDER EXPERIENCE
Visit the gold mining town of Beaconsfield, and take a guided tour of the Mine and Heritage Centre.
INSIDER EXPERIENCE
Enjoy canapés and a Welcome Drink at the James Boag’s Brewery.
On arrival, you’ll transfer to your hotel In Launceston. Enjoy a picturesque journey following the Tamar River and spend the rest of the day enjoying a selection of Insider Experiences before a Welcome Dinner at your hotel.
INSIDER EXPERIENCE
At Bridestowe Lavender Estate, enjoy a guided tour of the distillery and sample the unique lavender-inspired fare.
Drive through northern Tasmania's wine-producing area. Traverse Weldborough Pass and stop at East Coast Natureworld to meet a Tasmanian devil before continuing to the seaside town of Bicheno, where you may like to see the fairy penguins.
INSIDER EXPERIENCE
Travel into Freycinet National Park to enjoy a walk with a naturalist guide. Explore the park and take in the stunning surrounds.
Home to pristine beaches, rugged landscapes and granite peaks, Freycinet is a place of breathtaking natural beauty. Explore the park and take in the stunning surrounds. Continue south to Richmond, home to the historic Richmond Bridge. Built by convicts in the 1820s, it is Australia's oldest bridge. On the way to Port Arthur, see how nature and time have created spectacular rock formations such as the Tessellated Pavement and Tasman Arch.
INSIDER EXPERIENCE
Embark on a guided tour of the Port Arthur Historic Site, once Australia’s most notorious convict prison.
At Port Arthur Historic Site, join a cruise around the Isle of the Dead and hear haunting stories about the convicts buried there. Later, travel to Hobart. This small capital city sure packs a punch with an endless supply of dining, cultural and nature-based experiences available.
A fantastic array of art, handicrafts, food and oddities awaits you today at the Salamanca Market. Housing over 300 stalls, the market has an array of goods on offer. From tantalising Tasmanian gin to hand-crafted jewellery, you’re sure to find some whimsical souvenirs to take home. Alternatively, you might like to take a thrilling cruise along the rugged Bruny Island coastline.
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your onward flight.
IMPORTANT - please ensure that you contact our team to verify the required arrival and departure times for this tour before your book your flights. As per the requirements of the tour operator, you will need to arrive before a specific time on Day 1 and depart after a specific time at the conclusion of the tour. If you have booked airfares that do not meet these requirements, you will be liable for any airline costs to amend your flights accordingly
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