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Tassie's East Coast Highlights – 5 Day Guided Holiday
Highlights
- Explore the stunning Freycinet Peninsula, where breathtaking views ignite your sense of adventure.
- Savour lavender ice-cream, a delightful taste of Tasmania's unique culinary offerings.
- Wander through the historic Port Arthur site, immersing yourself in rich Australian heritage.
- Enjoy family-friendly facilities, ensuring a comfortable experience for everyone on your journey.
What can you see in Tasmania in five days, you ask? A lot, it turns out. East-coast highlights range from Freycinet Peninsula to Port Arthur Historic Site, with plenty of opportunities to get a taste for the Apple Isle in between. Lavender ice-cream, anyone?
Tour code FLHH
Itinerary highlights
Bicheno
Port Arthur
Hobart
Tour details
- On demand
Features
Service facilities
Sevice Activity
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Operation information
AAT Kings Tasmania
Take a bite of the Apple Isle, and you’ll wish you had more time to discover an untamed natural paradise at the remote edge of the earth – a land of hidden valleys, prehistoric rainforest and craggy coastlines that reveal testaments to an ancient past.
The island of Tasmania is home to just 500,000 people and not only the most beautiful beach-lined coasts but World Heritage-listed mountains that can be driven between in just a few hours.
With over 150 expertly crafted holiday itineraries to choose from, AAT Kings offers something for everyone. Discover bucket list destinations on a sightseeing day tour, escape the everyday on a 2-7 day short break, or experience the getaway of a lifetime on a 4-22 day fully guided holiday.
Enjoy peace of mind knowing that whatever the future may hold, your travel plans can be adapted to suit your needs. Rebook your trip with full flexibility. Refund guarantee with selected minimum notice periods. Relax with an iconic tour brand that has been operating for over 100 years.
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Quality Tourism Accreditation
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Sustainable Tourism Accreditation by ATIC
Memberships
- Council of Australian Tour Operators
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