7-Day Family Adventure in Tasmania
Day 1: Arrival in Hobart – Exploring the City
Arrival: Land at Hobart International Airport and meet your guide.
Activities:
o Visit the bustling Salamanca Market (if it’s Saturday) or explore the historic Battery Point district.
o Take a ferry to MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) for an interactive and fun art experience (kid-friendly exhibits included).
o Evening: Enjoy a casual dinner by the waterfront featuring fresh seafood and family favorites.
Accommodation: Family-friendly boutique hotel in Hobart.
Day 2: Port Arthur and Tasman Peninsula
Travel: 1.5-hour drive to the Tasman Peninsula.
Activities:
o Explore the Port Arthur Historic Site, with interactive exhibits and fun activities for kids to learn about Tasmania’s convict history.
o Take a short, easy walk to the dramatic Tasman Arch and Devil’s Kitchen rock formations.
o Join a wildlife cruise to see seals, dolphins, and possibly whales along the stunning coastline.
Accommodation: Return to your hotel in Hobart.
Day 3: Mount Field National Park – Waterfalls and Wildlife
Travel: 1.5-hour drive to Mount Field National Park.
Activities:
o Take an easy hike to Russell Falls, one of Tasmania’s most beautiful waterfalls, perfect for kids of all ages.
o Explore the Tall Trees Walk, a gentle trail surrounded by towering eucalyptus trees.
o Picnic lunch in the park, followed by wildlife spotting (look for wombats, echidnas, and pademelons).
o Return to Hobart with a stop at a local berry farm for fresh treats.
Accommodation: Same hotel in Hobart.
Day 4: Freycinet National Park – Beach and Adventure
Travel: 3-hour drive to Freycinet National Park.
Activities:
o Hike the family-friendly trail to the Wineglass Bay Lookout for breathtaking views (with optional extension down to the beach).
o Spend the afternoon at Honeymoon Bay, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing with the kids.
o Join a guided kayaking tour (suitable for older kids) to explore the turquoise waters of Coles Bay.
Accommodation: Family cabin or lodge near Freycinet National Park.
Day 5: Bicheno – Wildlife and Relaxation
Travel: Short drive to Bicheno, a coastal town famous for its wildlife.
Activities:
o Visit the East Coast Natureworld, where kids can meet Tasmanian devils, kangaroos, and other native animals.
o Explore the Bicheno Blowhole, a fun and interactive spot where waves spray water through a natural rock formation.
o Evening: Take a family-friendly penguin tour to see little penguins return to their burrows at dusk.
Accommodation: Same lodge near Freycinet National Park.
Day 6: Cradle Mountain – Adventure and Wilderness
Travel: 4-hour drive to Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park.
Activities:
o Walk part of the Dove Lake Circuit, an easy trail offering spectacular views of Cradle Mountain.
o Stop by the Enchanted Walk, a short boardwalk trail perfect for families, with opportunities to spot wombats and other wildlife.
o Visit the Devils@Cradle Sanctuary to learn about Tasmanian devil conservation efforts.
Accommodation: Family-friendly lodge near Cradle Mountain.
Day 7: Launceston – Tamar Valley and Farewell
Travel: 2-hour drive to Launceston.
Activities:
o Explore Cataract Gorge Reserve, where the kids can enjoy the chairlift ride, suspension bridge, and picnic areas.
o Stop at a Tamar Valley winery for parents while the kids enjoy a fun play area or petting zoo.
o Visit a nearby lavender farm (seasonal) for a relaxing family experience.
Departure: Transfer to Launceston Airport for your flight home.