DAY TOURS

Tasmania

A single, immersive day tour reveals Tasmania’s hidden wilderness corners without adding an extra overnight to your client’s itinerary.

Day Tours in Tasmania

A scenic landscape view of dramatic rocky mountain peaks rising above rolling bushland, with delicate white wildflowers and native vegetation in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky. The rugged granite formations and diverse flora showcase Tasmania's natural beauty and wilderness character.

Tasmanian Wilderness Secret Spots

Explore Corinna and the Tarkine rainforest - Tasmania's most remote wilderness retreat. River cruises, eco retreats

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Hidden Wilderness, One Unforgettable Day

Tasmania’s day touring offering centres on Tasmanian Wilderness Secret Spots, a guided journey into the island’s lesser-known natural corners – the kind of quiet forests, waterways and lookouts that reward travellers wanting genuine wilderness immersion without a multi-day hiking commitment or remote lodge stay.

This tour suits clients based in Hobart or nearby who want one standout wilderness day within a broader Tasmanian itinerary, whether as a gentle add-on for less active travellers or a taster before deeper multi-day wilderness touring elsewhere on the island.

Best Season and Itinerary Placement

Tasmanian Wilderness Secret Spots is best enjoyed in the milder months from spring through autumn, when conditions underfoot are more forgiving and days are longer; winter departures may still run but with cooler temperatures and shorter daylight, confirmed by AABH at time of quoting.

Departures typically run from Hobart with hotel pickup, heading into nearby wilderness areas for a full day of guided walking, scenic stops and storytelling about the landscape; exact pickup points, inclusions and duration are confirmed by AABH when you request a booking.

Pair this day tour with a Hobart stay at the start or end of a longer Tasmanian touring itinerary, giving clients a wilderness taste before or after exploring the island’s national parks, east coast or Cradle Mountain on a multi-day journey.

Aerial view of the white crescent beach of Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park, Tasmania

Frequently Asked Questions About Tasmania Day Tours

Private departures may be available depending on group size and season; AABH confirms current private touring options, along with any associated pricing, at the time of quoting so you can offer your clients the right level of exclusivity.

Neatly – it works well as a Hobart-based day trip either before clients head off on multi-day wilderness or coastal touring, or afterwards as a relaxed final full day before departure, without requiring any change of accommodation base.

The tour generally operates across most of the year, though conditions and daylight hours vary seasonally, which can affect pacing and inclusions. AABH confirms current seasonal operating months and any weather-related considerations at the time of quoting.

Group sizes are typically kept small to preserve the wilderness experience, and children are often welcome with standard or reduced fares depending on age. AABH confirms exact minimum ages, group capacity and any restrictions when you request a booking.