Visit the Historic town of Dunalley where you’ll visit Denison Canal, a canal created to provide boats with a shorter passage to and from the East Coast waters of Tasmania. Cross over the canal’s swing bridge.

Take a break to enjoy coffee while marvelling at some of the most breathtaking views in Tasmania. From there, you can feast your eyes on prominent landmarks such as Candlestick, Cape Hauy, Waterfall Bay, Hippolyte Rocks, and other magnificent ocean vistas. Alongside these scenic wonders, you’ll learn about coastal geology and gain insights into the thriving fishing community as well as captivating stories from the past.

A must-see when visiting the Tasman Peninsular. Waters from the Southern Ocean collide with the towering sea cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula, creating spectacular rock formations, including caves and arches.

2-hour stop at Port Arthur Historic Site, where you can immerse yourself in a self-guided audio tour and Port Arthur Harbour Cruise all included. Hear tales of early settlers, convicts and prison life.

Stop at the Lavender Farm for lunch and an opportunity to buy a range of wonderful products. Wander through the picturesque lavender fields.

Witness skilled chocolate makers in action while sampling their delectable treats.

With exclusive group access granted inside their factory walls (owned by Ian and Sandra), you’ll have the opportunity to learn in-depth about the Tasmanian honey industry and its production processes. Marvel at the glass beehives, enclosed within a special room, while observing the bees’ diligent work.

Located in a charming seaside shack. Here, you can revel in the taste of their exquisite gins alongside locally harvested oysters. The coastal ambience and panoramic views of Mt Wellington across the bay provide an idyllic setting for relaxation.