Tasmania Honeymoon Package - The True Tassie Itinerary

On arrival you will be transferred from Hobart Airport to your accommodation. From the bustling waterfront of Salamanca Place to the historic houses of quaint Battery Point, Hobart is a gorgeous place to wander and get lost in.

For those with energy to burn, take a bus to the summit of Mount Wellington for panoramic views over the city of Hobart, Bruny Island, and the Tasman Peninsula. Then hike back into town via the historic Cascade Brewery, rewarding your efforts with a few tastings!

Board a ferry at Brooke Street Pier and sail upstream to the Museum of new and Old Art (MONA). This is no ordinary museum, MONA's main building has been cut deep into the sandstone cliffs, and has its own vineyards and brewery on-site! Even if museums aren't your thing, this one is absolutely unmissable.

Hobart has fast become one of Australia's top gourmet hotspots, thanks to its amazing local produce so we highly recommend you sample as much as possible. 

Accommodation: Hobart - 2 Nights

Depart from Hobart for an unforgettable journey through nature, history, and gourmet delights. Start by crossing the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, with chances to spot Australian Fur Seals and Little Blue Penguins. Traverse Mount Mangana rainforests, where you might glimpse the rare White Wallaby and sample Tasmanian Pepper Bush. Visit iconic spots like The Neck Lookout, Truganini Lookout, and Cape Bruny Lighthouse—Australia’s southernmost lighthouse tour, included at no extra cost.

Indulge in a picnic-style morning tea featuring Bruny Island Cheese, oysters, and baguettes on pristine beaches. Enjoy a delicious lunch at Hotel Bruny with options like fresh seafood and local lamb. Explore food stops like the Bruny Island Cheese Company and Get Shucked Oysters, with iceboxes provided for purchases. Cap your day with optional whisky and fudge tasting at Bruny Island Chocolate.

Collect your rental vehicle and head to the stunning Tasman Peninsula, home to Australia’s highest sea cliffs. Enjoy panoramic views of the area from Pirates Bay Lookout and the short but spectacular Waterfall Bay Clifftop Track. This is one of Tasmania’s “Great Short Walks," around 45 minutes, ending at the remarkable rock formations of Tasman Arch and Devil’s Kitchen.

Meet the Tasmanian Devils

Visit the Tasmanian Devil Unzoo to witness the startling sight of Tasmanian Devils feeding. Watch the snarling, fighting and bone crushing in a spectacle of devilish behaviour. Hand feed the wallabies and walk amongst the local fauna and flora in the charming “Unzoo” setting.

Accommodation: Port Arthur - 2 Nights

Approximate Distance: 95 km | 59 miles   Total Driving Time: 1 hour 30 mins

The hike to Cape Hauy at your leisure is an 8 kilometer (about 5 miles) return walk. The trail work is some of the best in the country, pleasantly placed rock steps, skirting the coastline then winding up in-land. 

Cape Hauy is the last leg of the newly opened Three Capes Track, jutting out into the Tasman Sea, the track concludes on the cliff's edge, 150M above the water. Enjoy panoramic views to Cape Pillar, Hippolyte Rock, and Maria Island. View spectacular dolerite columns popular with dare-devil climbers. Gaze over the sea stacks known as the 'Candlestick' and 'Totem Pole'. 

On returning to Fortescue Bay, enjoy soaking your toes in the water, have a swim or walk the beach before you hit the road home.

Approximate Distance: 20 km | 12 miles   Total Driving Time: 30 mins (each way)

Make your way up the East Coast today to Coles Bay in the Freycinet National Park.

Freycinet National Park

Freycinet National Park, with its stunning pink granite peaks, is located on Tasmania's east coast. At Wineglass Bay the pink granite mountains form the backdrop for secluded bays, pristine waters, white sandy beaches, local wildlife, and walking trails.

Accommodation: Freycinet National Park - 2 Nights

Approximate Distance: 205 km | 127 miles   Total Driving Time: 3 hours

Freycinet National Park consists of knuckles of granite mountains all but surrounded by azure bays and white sand beaches. The dramatic peaks of the Hazards welcome you as you enter the park. The National Park offers a wide variety of activities.

Take a walk to the pass overlooking the perfectly shaped Wineglass Bay or try less strenuous activities like beach strolls, swimming, or wildlife spotting. Pink granite mountains, white sand beaches, grey-green casuarinas, seawater blue as sapphire - they're the colours of the Freycinet Peninsula, a premiere holiday destination with Abundant Tasmanian wildlife and pristine beaches including a rich colonial history with cool-climate Tasmanian wines and fine local produce; all yours to enjoy on your holiday at Freycinet.

Excursions available around Freycinet National Park:

After a journey into the mountains, you will arrive at Cradle Mountain. Located at the northern end of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Cradle Mountain is one of Tasmania's most visited natural attractions. While there's no actual town at Cradle Mountain, you will be staying at Cradle Mountain Lodge.

Part of the Tasmanian World Heritage Wilderness Area, the surrounding landscape is diverse and includes grassland, rainforest and ancient plants such as the long-lived King Billy pine and the native 'fagus' or deciduous beech.

The park also provides a rich habitat for wildlife, including Tasmanian devils, quolls, platypus, echidna, and several bird species.

Approximate Distance: 310 km | 193 miles   Total Driving Time: 4 hours 15 mins

Accommodation: Cradle Mountain - 2 Nights

Cradle Mountain National Park is arguably one of the prettiest National Parks in Australia. With alpine wilderness, abundant native wildlife and a huge variety of walking trails to choose from you'll love exploring this peaceful haven.

The gentle Dove Lake Circuit takes around 2 hours with amazing mountain views. Or you try the climb to Marion’s Lookout if you feel energetic. It's ridiculously steep but the lake & mountain views from the top are a worthy reward.

If hiking isn't your thing, there are endless ways to explore the area: try a scenic flight, horse treks, canyoning adventure or a wildlife spotting walk to name but a few!

Welcome to the "Apple Isle"! One of Australia's oldest cities: charm-filled Launceston is a boutique riverside town with Colonial and Victorian heritage buildings in abundance.

Located at the head of the picturesque Tamar Valley, Launceston's beautiful attractions include the spectacular Cataract Gorge Reserve and beautiful parks & gardens.

Settle in with a stroll along the waterfront, perhaps head out to the Tamar Valley region for a taste of Tasmania’s fine wines or take a short walk to the wild and beautiful Cataract Gorge, just 15 minutes from town.

Accommodation: Launceston - 1 Night

Approximate Distance: 150 km | 93 miles   Total Driving Time: 2 Hours 15 mins

Say farewell to Tasmania today as you return your rental vehicle at Launceston Airport and board your onward flight, taking with you the magical memories of a truly memorable honeymoon.