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12 Day Tasmanian Deluxe Road Trip

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12 Day Tasmanian Deluxe Road Trip
12 Day Tasmanian Deluxe Road Trip
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✓ Incredible sightseeing! Cruise and tour the Tasman Peninsula including Port Arthur, cruise Gordon River to Hells Gate, take your time to explore Cradle Mountain’s natural wonders, taste Tasmania’s finest produce during an intimate tour of Josef Chromy Winery, cruise Freycinet’s stunning Wineglass Bay and marvel at the beauty of 19th-century villages Ross and Richmond
✓ Enjoy the flexibility of independent travel with all arrangements made for you
✓ 10 days medium-size car rental, including unlimited kilometres and NIL damage excess
✓ 10 nights in stunning 4-star hotels and lodges
✓ 1 night in a comfortable 3-star hotel
✓ 9 breakfasts, 4 lunches including an intimate lunch and tour of Josef Chromy Winery – one of Launceston most renowned wineries
✓ Full-day guided cruise and tour of the Tasman Peninsula, including Port Arthur
✓ Cruise Gordon River on Captain’s Premier Upper Deck
✓ Cruise Freycinet National Park’s iconic Wineglass Bay from the adults-only Sky Lounge on the upper deck of Schouten Passage II

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The best of Tassie with the flexibility of independent travel! Discover this breathtakingly beautiful island state’s stunning natural landscapes and rich history on an independent tour with all arrangements made for you. Along the way, sample Tasmania’s gourmet delights, visit local vineyards and distilleries and enjoy an intimate tour and lunch at a renowned Launceston winery.

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