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Physically Demanding
✓ Incredible scenery of the wild east coast of Tasmania
✓ Food and wine tastings including premium wineries
✓ Iconic Wineglass Bay and hiking pristine Freycinet National Park
✓ Incredible rolling ocean scenery, wildlife and stunning views whilst cycling
✓ Cycling the North East Rail Trail and the back roads off the main roads
✓ Expert guides & the small group, fun and social atmosphere on a Tour de Vines tour
✓ Airport transfers included on the first and last day of tour
✓ Transport to MONA on last day if required
✓ Souvenir lightweight t-shirt, environmentally friendly water bottle, luggage tags
✓ Experienced, qualified ride with guide throughout
✓ Support vehicle and driver following at all times
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