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Tasmania - Hobart and Surrounds

AAT Kings offers a range of Guided tours, Flexi trips and Day tours to Tasmania.

Hobart and Surrounds

Hobart combines the best of both worlds; a city steeped in history that co-exists along a vibrant modern city. No Tasmania holiday is complete without a visit to Tasmania’s capital city and its surrounds.

Port Arthur

One of Australia’s iconic convict prison is Port Arthur, located 100km from Hobart. The site along the Tasman Peninsular was penned as the maximum security penal settlement from 1830 to 1853 where during this time, around 12500 convicts passed through this prison. Built from handmade bricks from 1830, Port Arthur today is a combination or ruins and well preserved buildings.

On your tour of this historic site, take a fascinating guided walk around the prison, cruise the Isle of the dead and for those who have the spirit of adventure or nerves of steel can experience the lantern lit Ghost tour of Port Arthur. 

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Salamanca Place

On tour, you’ll visit Salamanca Place, the hub of local art and crafts. Here you’ll find a range of shops, restaurants and the popular Salamanca markets that open every Saturday. Adjacent to this is Constitution Bay that offers amazing views for diners, a docking area for boats and the local fish market.

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Huon Valley

Enter the apple growing region Huon Valley in Tasmania and you’ll know why this state has famously been known as the “Apple Isle”. From here, get a bird’s eye view of Tahune Forest Reserve as you ascend the three storey high walkway that overlooks the flora and fauna of this natural spectacle.

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Russell Falls

One of the most photographed falls in Tasmania is Russell Falls, located within Mt Field National Park. The path to the three-tiered falls is surrounded by tall timbers and lush vegetation. Declared Tassie’s first nature reserve in 1885, Russell Falls attracts tourism to this area every year. A photo opportunity should not be missed here on AAT Kings Tasmania tour.

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