【Tasmania Highlights 4-Day Tour】Top 10 Beaches in the World / Bruny Island / Mount Wellington / Port Arthur Chinese-speaking itinerary, daily departures
This 4-day Tasmania tour, featuring Chinese-language commentary, takes you on an in-depth exploration of Wineglass Bay (one of the world's top ten most beautiful beaches), Bruny Island, Port Arthur, Hobart city center, Mount Wellington, and other natural and cultural attractions. Operated by New World Holidays, a reputable local tour operator with 20 years of experience, the tour includes a dedicated fleet of vehicles and Chinese-speaking guides. Daily departures and flexible schedules are available, including hotel/attraction/airport transfers and luxury bus service. Various star-rated hotel packages are available, offering excellent value and peace of mind. During the spectacular Aurora season, a complimentary aurora chasing tour is also included, allowing you to witness the Southern Lights.
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A 4-Day Tour of Tasmania: Unlocking the Natural and Cultural Beauty of Southern Australia
The itinerary is as follows:
Day 1: Airport pick-up + Richmond + Hobart + Salamanca + Brewery + Mount Wellington
From 9:00 AM to 9:30 AM, a Chinese-speaking driver/guide will pick you up from the airport and take you to Richmond, Hobart's oldest town. Founded in 1824, Richmond's historic buildings are living fossils of Australian history, with its stone arch bridge, Catholic church, and unique antique shops being must-see attractions. Afterwards, the guide will take you back to Hobart city center to visit Victoria Marina, built in 1804, and Salamanca Place, Hobart's cultural and arts center. Lunch can be enjoyed at Mures, a famous seafood restaurant in Hobart (at your own expense). After lunch, the guide will lead you to Mount Wellington, known as "Hobart's highest peak." Standing atop Mount Wellington, you can enjoy panoramic views of Hobart and the surrounding landscape—towns, sea, mountains, and rivers—a breathtaking vista that will leave you breathless. On the way back to the city from Mount Wellington, you will pass by Cascade Brewery, Australia's oldest brewery. Built in 1824, the brewery's main building has a unique architectural style and can be toured from the outside. After the tour, the guide will take guests back to their hotels.
Day 2: Bruny Island + "North-South Route" + Oyster Farm + Cheese Factory + Adventure Bay
From 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM, a Chinese-speaking driver/guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you on a fantastic day trip to Bruny Island. The guide will lead you south through Hobart city to the ferry terminal for a 15-minute ferry ride to Bruny Island. First, visit the famous "Neck," a narrow isthmus connecting the north and south sides of Bruny Island. The viewpoint at the top offers a spectacular panoramic view of the isthmus. Afterwards, visit a locally-run oyster farm (Get Shucked) where the oysters are harvested, shucked, and plated daily, offering some of the most delicious oysters in Tasmania and even Australia (at your own expense). You will also visit the renowned Bruny Island Cheese Company, where traditionally handcrafted cheeses are imbued with Tasmanian flavor and are popular with locals and tourists alike. Continuing the tour, we will visit Adventure Bay, the most popular tourist destination on Bruny Island. At Adventure Bay, the guide will lead guests to spot and observe the rare white kangaroo, an adorable animal found only on South Bruny Island in Australia. After the tour, we will depart Bruny Island by ferry. Around 5:30 pm, the guide will take guests to the airport (guests who do not require airport transfer will be taken back to their hotels to rest). The tour then concludes.
Day 3: Port Arthur + Blowhole + Tasman Arch + Chessboard Road + Devil's Kitchen
At 9:00 AM, a Chinese-speaking driver/guide will pick you up from your hotel and depart for the Port Arthur Historic Site on the Tasman Peninsula (entrance fee not included). Port Arthur, once a colonial-era penal colony and the largest prison in the Southern Hemisphere, is now Tasmania's most famous tourist attraction. The site boasts over 30 architectural ruins and reconstructed replicas, each worthy of your visit. The early forts, prisons, and churches blend beautifully with the modern gardens, green spaces, and azure sea. Guided tours will provide explanations of the site's history, ensuring a rewarding experience for every guest. The tour also includes a 25-minute harbor cruise, offering panoramic views of Port Arthur. En route to Port Arthur, you will visit four of Tasman Peninsula's most famous wonders: the Blowhole, Tasman Arch, Chessboard Road, and Devil's Kitchen. The unique coastal landscape of Tasmania will leave a lasting impression. After the tour, the tour guide will take the guests back to their hotel.
Day 4: Swansea + Wineglass Bay + Honeymoon Bay + Corsair Bay
At 8:30 AM, a Chinese-speaking driver/guide will pick up guests from their hotel and head to Freycinet National Park, a renowned landmark on Tasmania's east coast. The journey will include a short stop in the beautiful coastal town of Swansea. Freycinet National Park boasts several bays, with Wineglass Bay being the most famous. Wineglass Bay's beach forms a distinct crescent shape with the Tasman Sea, resembling a wine glass, hence its name. It has been ranked among the "World's Top Ten Most Beautiful Beaches." Due to its location nestled among mountains, visitors need to climb to a higher vantage point to fully appreciate its beauty. From the parking lot, a winding path through coastal woodlands and granite boulders will lead to the Wineglass Bay viewpoint, offering panoramic views of the crystal-clear waters and the wineglass-shaped white sand beach. Within Freycinet National Park, guests will also visit the picturesque Honeymoon Bay and Coles Bay, nestled at the foot of the pink granite peaks of the Hazards Mountains. After the tour, the guide will take guests back to their hotel.
Wineglass Bay, one of the world's ten most beautiful beaches
A panoramic view of Hobart, Australia's second oldest city.
Get shucked oysters on Bruny Island
Aerial view of The Neck, Bruny Island
Wellington Hill
Stunning Aurora Borealis Outbreak
Port Arthur, a historical site
Purchase Notice
Included in the fee
Accommodation for 3 nights in a star-rated hotel, including breakfast.
Full-time Chinese-speaking driver and tour guide service, including airport pick-up and drop-off (free airport pick-up on the day of arrival and free airport drop-off on the day of departure).
Luxury air-conditioned tour bus throughout the trip
Bruny Island ferry tickets, Fressina National Park (Wineglass Bay) entrance tickets
The fee does not include
Tour guide gratuity ($5 per person per day, voluntary payment)
Port Arthur entrance fee ($48 for adults, $23 for children, $38 for students); Cape Raoul Coast Cruise upgrade fee; Maria Island ferry fee.
Items marked "at your own expense" in the itinerary (such as oyster farm visits, chocolate factory whiskey, honey farm ice cream, lunch at Mures restaurant, etc.) and meals not mentioned.
Special Note:
**Children's age: 4-11 years old; Infant fee is $80/person/day
** Hotel prices may incur additional charges during Christmas, Easter, and school holidays. Please confirm with us again when booking your tour.
Whether children aged 4-11 can stay in a separate bed at 4-4.5 star hotels depends on the bed type and pricing rules of the hotel and requires secondary confirmation.
**For solo registrations, please contact our company in advance to secure a spot.**
**Single travelers must pay the Single room supplement.**
For multi-day tours, the specific itinerary, including the timing and order, may be adjusted, but the content of the itinerary will remain the same. The tour guide will explain the arrangements upon arrival.
**If guests are joining the tour on the day of arrival, they must arrive on a flight before 9:30 AM; for departure, they must book a flight departing after 6:00 PM.
For guests joining multi-day tours, the tour guide will take them directly to the airport after the last day of the tour. If the guest has a later flight, the tour guide will not provide a separate airport transfer.
**If a tourist leaves the group midway through the tour or voluntarily skips certain attractions, the fees paid will not be refunded.**
**In the event of changes or cancellations to the itinerary due to factors beyond our control, such as weather or natural disasters, our company will not provide refunds or compensation.**
**Our company will not compensate or make up for any changes or omissions in the itinerary caused by flight cancellations or delays due to airline reasons.**
**According to Australian law, tour guides are not allowed to work more than 12 hours per day.** To ensure safety and comply with local regulations, tour guide changes may be arranged during the trip. Your understanding is appreciated.
Instructions regarding the light-chasing tour:
Tasmania is one of the best destinations in Australia for photographing the Southern Lights, with opportunities to see the aurora year-round. The peak season for the Southern Lights is from May to October each year, attracting a constant stream of "light chasers" to Tasmania.
The aurora chasing tour fee is $50 per person per trip. The conditions for participating in the aurora chasing tour are as follows: 1) The aurora index must be 5 or higher on the day of the tour (only with this index is it possible to photograph the aurora), and the weather must be clear and cloudless for the tour to be organized. If these conditions are not met, our company reserves the right to decide whether to arrange the tour. 2) No refunds will be given to those who participate in the tour but do not see (or photograph) the aurora. 3) Tours will be organized if the aurora occurs between 7 pm and 9:30 pm. Tours will not be organized after this time. 4) The minimum number of participants for the tour is 4 people. 5) Participants must wait at a designated location to join the tour. After the tour, the guide will take them back to their hotel in the city. The aurora chasing location will be arranged by our company and the guide on duty.
Reminders
A minimum of 1 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 1 day(s) before the departure date
In the event of inclement weather such as typhoons or snowstorms, a decision on whether to cancel the tour will be made 1 day(s) before departure (local time 17:00). Notifications will then be sent via email
Meals are not included for children under the age of 4
Admission tickets will not be included for travelers under the age of 4 and are required to be purchased on-site
FAQ
Spring (September to November) and Summer (December to February) are generally considered the best times to visit Tasmania. Spring brings blooming wildflowers, while summer offers warmer weather ideal for coastal activities at Wineglass Bay and clear panoramic views from Mount Wellington. Autumn (March to May) also provides beautiful foliage, and tours during winter may include opportunities to witness the Southern Lights.
To comprehensively explore Tasmania's key highlights, such as the natural beauty of Bruny Island, the historical significance of Port Arthur, the stunning Wineglass Bay, and the vibrant city of Hobart, a 4-day tour is highly recommended. This duration allows for an in-depth experience at each location, minimizing travel rush and maximizing engagement with the unique attractions.
Tasmania offers a blend of pristine wilderness, unique wildlife, and rich history. First-time visitors can marvel at the iconic Wineglass Bay, discover native animals and gourmet produce on Bruny Island, delve into Australia's convict past at Port Arthur, and enjoy breathtaking vistas from Mount Wellington. The island's untouched natural environment provides truly memorable and diverse experiences.
When planning a trip to Tasmania that covers multiple attractions, key expenses typically include flights to and from the island, accommodation, transportation between various sites, and admission fees for attractions like Port Arthur. Meals and optional activities also contribute to the overall budget. Opting for an organized tour can often bundle many of these costs, offering convenience.
For reaching major attractions like Port Arthur and Bruny Island, common transportation options include hiring a rental car for self-driving, which offers flexibility. Alternatively, many visitors choose to join guided tours that provide comfortable coach transport. To access Bruny Island, a dedicated car ferry service operates from Kettering, south of Hobart.
Visitors typically travel to Bruny Island by taking the vehicular ferry from Kettering, a town located approximately 35 minutes' drive south of Hobart. It's common to either bring a rental car on the ferry to explore the island independently or to join an organized tour that includes ferry transfers and guided transportation around Bruny Island's attractions.
While there isn't a direct public bus service that reaches the summit of Mount Wellington, some local bus routes operate to the lower slopes or surrounding areas of Hobart. The most common and convenient methods to visit the summit from Hobart are by driving a private car, taking a taxi or ride-share service, or joining a dedicated sightseeing tour bus.
Wineglass Bay is celebrated for its distinctive curved white sand, clear turquoise waters, and striking pink granite peaks that frame the cove. Its secluded, pristine environment offers unparalleled natural beauty and photographic opportunities. It stands as a highlight of Tasmanian tours by providing visitors with an immersive experience in one of the world's most breathtaking and untouched coastal landscapes.
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