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2-Day Hobart to Launceston Tour: Mural Town & Cradle Mountain | Lavender Farm Open Dec-Jan
2-Day Hobart to Launceston Tour: Mural Town & Cradle Mountain | Lavender Farm Open Dec-Jan
2-Day Hobart to Launceston Tour: Mural Town & Cradle Mountain | Lavender Farm Open Dec-Jan
2-Day Hobart to Launceston Tour: Mural Town & Cradle Mountain | Lavender Farm Open Dec-Jan
2-Day Hobart to Launceston Tour: Mural Town & Cradle Mountain | Lavender Farm Open Dec-Jan

2-Day Hobart to Launceston Tour: Mural Town & Cradle Mountain | Lavender Farm Open Dec-Jan


Booking confirmation: within 2 days before the departure
Duration:2 day(s)
Guided language: Mandarin
Free cancellation 33 day(s) prior to experience date
Please present the e-voucher on-site

  • Cradle Mountain is a premier hiking destination in Tasmania, boasting stunning natural scenery and rich wildlife.
  • You will have the opportunity to explore ancient rainforests, alpine heaths, glacial lakes, rugged mountains, and encounter local wildlife.
  • Lavender farm open for a limited time from December to January.
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Day 1

  • Depart from Hobart and head to Cradle Mountain.
  • Upon arrival, take the park shuttle bus up the mountain, followed by a hike (shuttle bus fee self-paid).
  • After the hike, take the shuttle bus down and head to Launceston.
  • On the way back, stop at the town of Sheffield to admire the beautiful murals.
  • Launceston 4-star hotel reference: Best Western Plus / Grand Chancellor Hotel / Country Club Tasmania or similar.
  • Guests who arrange their own accommodation must book a hotel in Launceston and head to the designated meeting point the next day.

Day 2

  • First, we will visit the Swiss Village (Grindelwald), enjoying the beautiful scenery along the Tamar River.

**From December to January, while the lavender farm is open, we will visit the lavender farm (entry fee self-paid).**

  • Afterward, drive to Cataract Gorge Reserve, featuring a suspension bridge built in 1904, beautiful Victorian gardens, the world's longest single-span chairlift (optional at own expense), and cliffside walking trails. You may also catch a glimpse of rare wild peacocks.
  • Return to Hobart from Launceston in the afternoon, with a short stop in the town of Ross for sightseeing.
  • Arrive back in Hobart around 18:00. Airport drop-off is available for flights departing after 20:00.

Purchase Notice

  • Minors under 18 or children must be accompanied by an adult; unaccompanied minors or children cannot participate.
  • Travel information will be notified one day before departure.
  • Arranged accommodation allows a maximum of three people per room; guests traveling in pairs can request a double or twin room.
  • If a passenger is late or fails to show up on the day of travel, it will be considered a total loss with no refund.
  • We recommend purchasing travel insurance. Any losses or injuries sustained during the trip are the responsibility of the individual's travel insurance; the company is not liable for any compensation.
  • A single order provides one free airport drop-off service within the specified time range. If the service cannot be arranged due to weather, flight delays, etc., please cover your own transportation costs.
  • If you are unable to participate in the tour or withdraw from any part of the itinerary due to personal reasons (lack of travel documents, flight delays, lateness, illness, accidents, etc.), the paid tour fees and accommodation costs will not be refunded, and no other compensation will be provided.

Reminders

  • A minimum of 4 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 2 day(s) before the departure date

  • Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Pregnant women

  • Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time

FAQ

1. Is Cradle Mountain suitable for beginners or visitors with varying fitness levels?

As Tasmania's premier hiking destination, Cradle Mountain offers a diverse range of trails, from easy walks to challenging mountain paths. Visitors can choose to explore ancient rainforests, alpine moorlands, glacial lakes, or rugged mountains based on their fitness levels and time constraints. This means Cradle Mountain can cater to visitors of all fitness abilities, ensuring everyone can find a suitable experience.

2. What are the must-see attractions or unique natural landscapes at Cradle Mountain?

Cradle Mountain boasts beautiful natural scenery and abundant wildlife. Its uniqueness lies in the opportunity to explore ancient rainforests, alpine moorlands, glacial lakes, and rugged mountains. The diverse landscapes allow visitors to experience Tasmania's pristine and magnificent natural beauty, making it an excellent spot to witness spectacular mountains, waterscapes, and glacial terrains.

3. When are the lavender farms in Tasmania open?

Based on product information, Tasmania's lavender farms are open seasonally, specifically from December to January each year. During this period, visitors can head there to admire the fields of blooming purple lavender and experience the romantic atmosphere of the Southern Hemisphere's summer.

4. Besides Cradle Mountain, what are the features of Tasmania's Mural Town?

The Mural Town (Sheffield) is renowned for its outdoor murals spread throughout the town. These murals vividly depict Tasmania's history, culture, and local stories, offering visitors a unique artistic and cultural experience. Strolling through the town feels like being in a large open-air art gallery, with surprises around every corner.

5. What specific precautions should be taken when hiking in Cradle Mountain?

When hiking in the Cradle Mountain area, it is advised for visitors to always be aware of weather changes, as mountain weather can be unpredictable. Please wear appropriate clothing and footwear for outdoor activities, and carry sufficient water and food. At the same time, respect the natural environment, stay on designated trails, and do not disturb wildlife to ensure hiking safety and environmental protection.

6. What wildlife can I expect to see in the Cradle Mountain region?

Cradle Mountain is rich in wildlife, and visitors have the chance to encounter various native species. While exploring the ancient rainforests, alpine moorlands, and lakes, keep an eye out, and you might be surprised to find tracks of cute animals like wombats, wallabies, and echidnas, adding a delightful element of close encounters with nature to your journey.

7. What is the best season for hiking in Tasmania?

Tasmania's spring, summer, and autumn are generally considered the best times for hiking. Spring (September to November) sees nature reawakening, autumn (March to May) is a spectacle of colorful foliage, and summer (December to February) offers warm and stable weather, perfect for exploring Cradle Mountain's rainforests, moorlands, and lakes. Additionally, the lavender farms are open seasonally from December to January, adding a highlight to summer trips.

8. Besides hiking, what other activities are worthwhile in Tasmania's Cradle Mountain region?

In addition to diverse hiking trails, visitors can delve deep into the ancient rainforests to experience their unique ecological charm, enjoy magnificent panoramic views on the alpine moorlands, or visit glacial lakes for a tranquil experience of lakeside scenery. Furthermore, with its abundant wildlife, it's also a great place to observe and encounter local native animals, offering a varied natural experience for your trip.

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