Hobart Attractions Bus: Hobart Shore Excursion

Tasmania has a problem .. hire cars are often not available or prohibitively expensive to hire. But! Tasmania is a place you want to find your own way and choose where you want to go. Many places you might want to visit have no public transport meaning without a hire car you will miss out on some of the best of Tasmania. The way we work at eGuide to help is simple. You work out your trip and how long you want to spend in each place and the entry city and departure city. This would be Devonport, Burnie, Launceston or Hobart. Write it down as an itinerary and we will work out the transfers and cost it all for you. Where we can use public transport we will suggest that and that you book that or if you want us to do it then we can. For example, you might want to travel from Strahan to Hobart. Not a problem as there is a flight with Par Avion. Any combination is possible. Contact eGuide and we will work with you to create your own Tasmania without a car tour.

Embark on an unforgettable six-hour day tour to Cradle Mountain with Eguide, the Trip Advisor Tour Operator winner for 2024. Designed for self-guided groups eager to maximize their exploration time, your adventure begins with a convenient pickup from your Launceston accommodation at 06:20 or from Devonport at 06:50. With your pass, access the Cradle Mountain shuttle service, a hop-on, hop-off system that makes exploring the park’s scenic stops a breeze. Dive into a range of activities tailored to your interests: Hiking: Discover trails like the Dove Lake Circuit, offering breathtaking views. Wildlife Spotting: Look out for local wildlife, including wombats, wallabies, and Tasmanian devils. Photography: Capture stunning landscapes and unique fauna. Kayaking: Rent a kayak and paddle the serene waters of Dove Lake or Crater Lake. Wildlife Sanctuary: Visit Devils@Cradle to observe Tasmanian devils and support conservation. Scenic Flights: Opt for an aerial view with a scenic flight. Interpretive Centers: Explore exhibits on the area’s history, geology, and ecology. Your adventure concludes with a 14:30 departure from Cradle Mountain, allowing ample time to enjoy the park’s wonders. Each guest receives a complimentary information pack and the loan of a Cradle Mountain map. ​

Discover the award-winning produce of Tasmania’s North West on the Tasting Trail Cradle to Coast, which takes in some of the region’s best cellar doors, farm stalls and artisan cafes. Whether you’re after small-batch whisky, gourmet cheese or wilderness-sourced honey, there’s something for everyone. Our Tasting Trail Cradle to Coast Tour allows you to select the producers you are most interested in, then let us take care of the rest. We’ll create an itinerary to suit your desires (taking into consideration opening times and driving routes), then transport you there from one of the region’s main towns. Maybe spend the morning sampling hazelnuts, freshly roasted coffee and handcrafted chocolates before moving on to a lazy farm lunch or an afternoon tasting beer, wine or spirits. In addition to full-day tours of the Tasting Trail Cradle to Coast, we also offer half-day experiences. Please note that we only visit members of the Tasting Trail Cradle to Coast. Pick-up is available from Launceston, Devonport, Burnie, Wynard, Sheffield, Latrobe and Deloraine or other locations in the North West of Tasmania. This tour is led by David Hearle who is passionate about Tasmania, a travel writer and trained agronomist.

Tasmania private tours by eGuide are designed to be fully flexible and replace the need to hire a car in Tasmania. The way we work is for you to be in control there is no fixed itinerary and we work it out with you before or as we drive around. This means we can adjust to suit the weather, interests or events that occur on the day of your tour. Our guides know Tasmania and will be able to ensure you have a wonderful experience and a tour that ticks off on what you want to see and do. Our Devonport tour starts from the Spirit of Tasmania, Devonport Airport or any accommodation in Devonport.

Connecting Devonport in the north with Dover in the south, the Tasmanian Trail is a 460-kilometre-long path that explores the state forests, rural landscapes and country towns of the “Apple Isle”. It takes in the Great Western Tiers and the Central Highlands before passing through the Great Lakes region and down to the banks of the Derwent River. After travelling around the back of kunanyi/Mount Wellington along an old stock route, it continues through the orchard-filled Huon Valley. Aside from visiting Latrobe, Railton and Sheffield in the state’s north, the Tasmanian Trail also takes in Arthurs Lake, Bronte Park and New Norfolk, all of which have their own attractions to explore. It can be enjoyed by hikers, cyclists or horse riders, with campsites along the trail where you can overnight. From our base in Sheffield, we can support you along your Tasmanian Trail journey, including transport for both you and your luggage. Aside from getting you to and from Devonport and Dover (the start and end points of the trail), we can transport your luggage to each campsite or drive you along any legs of the trail that you don’t want to complete independently.

Discover Burnie in 2 Hours: A Quick Yet Immersive Tour Join our Burnie Attractions Bus for a two-hour guided tour, perfect for cruisers eager to explore Tasmania's northwest coast. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this excursion is the most popular in Burnie! Tour Highlights: Hilltop Vista Point (5 mins): Enjoy sweeping views of Bass Strait and the harbor from Upper Burnie Lookout. Capture a photo of your cruise ship below! Emu Valley Rhododendron Gardens (30 mins): Wander through 11 hectares of vibrant rhododendrons, azaleas, and exotic flora. Look out for the elusive platypus! Fernglade Sanctuary (10 mins): Discover the tranquility of Tasmania's wilderness, home to native wildlife and colorful birdlife. Quaint Village of Penguin (10 mins): Visit the charming seaside village of Penguin. Snap a photo with the iconic Penguin sculpture and enjoy the scenic promenade. Historical Museum: Explore Burnie's 19th-century history at the museum. Admission is free, with a short walk to the shuttle bus required if you choose to disembark here. Departing multiple times daily, our tour ensures you return to your ship on time. A standby backup vehicle guarantees a worry-free experience. Secure your spot now and experience the essence of Tasmania's northwest coast!

Embark on a breathtaking 5-day small group adventure through North West Tasmania, limited to 10 participants. Eguide offers an eco-friendly, competitively priced, and personalized journey showcasing stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unique local experiences. Day 1: Arrival and Cradle Mountain Pick-up from Launceston, visit Sheffield, and explore Cradle Mountain with an overnight stay. Day 2: Exploring Cradle Mountain Self-guided walks and optional visit to Devils at Cradle sanctuary, with an overnight stay. Day 3: Coastal Delights and Rocky Cape National Park Explore Leven Canyon, enjoy a wine tasting at Leven Valley Vineyard, visit Rocky Cape National Park, and stay overnight in Smithton. Day 4: The Tarkine Wilderness Guided walks through the Tarkine, visiting Trowutta Arch and Lake Chisholm, with an overnight stay in Smithton. Day 5: Return to Launceston Scenic stops at Table Cape, Hellyers Distillery, Penguin, Tasmania Arboretum, Spreyton Cider, Anvers Chocolate Factory, and Ashgrove Cheese. Included: 4-star accommodations with breakfast, entrance fees, tastings, and shuttle bus. Lunch and dinner not included. Price based on double occupancy; single supplement available. Book today for an unforgettable journey through North West Tasmania!

Step off your cruise ship and onto the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Shuttle for an enriching wildlife adventure tailored just for you. This shuttle service offers a swift, efficient, and affordable transfer ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish. Conveniently located near your dock, the shuttle is easy to find. Simply visit our desk to collect your wristband, confirming your entry fee has been paid. This eliminates the hassle of queuing for tickets at the sanctuary, allowing you to make the most of your time. During your nearly two-hour visit, you'll have the perfect amount of time to explore the sanctuary’s offerings before returning to your cruise ship. The shuttle journey takes approximately 30 minutes each way. At Bonorong, immerse yourself in Tasmania’s native wildlife. Interact with over 80 free-roaming kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and get up close to Tasmanian devils. The sanctuary also operates a wildlife rescue service, providing a safe haven for orphaned and injured animals. Hand-feed the resident kangaroos with a complimentary bag of food and enjoy the diverse birdlife. The Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Shuttle offers a convenient and enriching excursion, perfectly timed to fit your cruise itinerary. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with Tasmania’s unique wildlife.

The eGuide Wings Wildlife Park Shuttle offers a convenient and comfortable way to visit one of Tasmania’s top wildlife destinations. Departing from Burnie, the shuttle takes you directly to Wings Wildlife Park, just a 40-minute scenic drive away. This service is perfect for cruise ship passengers and visitors, with frequent departures to fit your schedule. At Wings Wildlife Park, you’ll have the chance to explore a vast array of native animals, including Tasmanian devils, wombats, kangaroos, and more. It’s a fantastic experience for nature lovers, animal enthusiasts, and families looking to connect with Tasmania’s unique wildlife. The shuttle ride is enhanced by a knowledgeable guide who will provide useful insights about the park and the region. Designed for ease, the shuttle ensures a smooth journey with convenient pickup points and guarantees your timely return to your cruise ship. With eGuide’s reliable service, you can relax and focus on enjoying your visit. Book your eGuide shuttle today to experience the best of Wings Wildlife Park with convenience and peace of mind. Discover Tasmania’s wildlife up close, with a hassle-free and enjoyable experience.