$99 pp available
✓ Enjoy the flexibility of independent travel with all arrangements made for you
✓ Incredible sightseeing including a taste of Tasmania’s finest produce during an intimate tour of Josef Chromy Winery, cruise Freycinet’s stunning Wineglass Bay, Cataract Gorge cruise, Tasman Island Wilderness cruise, Moorilla Wine Meets Mona Art day tour, Port Arthur
✓ 7 nights in central, comfortable 4-star accommodation
✓ 8 days medium-size car rental, including airport pick up and drop off, unlimited kilometres and NIL damage excess
✓ 6 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 2 dinners
✓ Inspiring Gourmet experiences dining including a 2-course lunch with behind the Label Winery tour at Josef Cromy Tasmania, 3-course dinner at Freycinet Lodge, Wineglass Bay luncheon cruise, paired tasting & lunch at Bangor Vineyard Shed, 4-course dinner at The Lounge by Frogmore Creek, one-course lunch with a glass of Moorilla Wine at MONA
✓ Cruise Freycinet National Park’s iconic Wineglass Bay from the adults-only Sky Lounge on the upper deck of Schouten Passage II
✓ Full-day guided cruise and tour of the Tasman Peninsula, including Port Arthur
✓ In-depth sightseeing and entrance fees as per the itinerary
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