Tasman Island Cruises Full Day Tour & Port Arthur Historic Site
Itinerary
07:15am - Check in at Pennicott Wilderness Journeys Centre
07:30am - Bus departs
09:15am - Arrive on Tasman Peninsula, Morning Tea
10:00am - 3 Hour Wilderness Cruise
01:00pm - Cruise concludes
01:30pm - 3 Hours at the Port Arthur Historic Site including lunch and time to explore
04:30pm - Bus departs
06:00pm - Arrive Hobart, hotel drop-off
included with
Tour guide
Morning tea
Lunch
Transportation
All Entrance Fees
excluded by
All other services not stated above
Essential
Information
Important Information
Make sure you dress warmly for the cruise - warm jackets, scarves, beanies, and gloves are recommended. And don't forget your camera! Tours operate daily except Christmas Day, however, bookings are essential as places are subject to availability.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we will not allow guests to join our tours if we believe they are unwell. If you are feeling unwell or display flu-like symptoms we would encourage you to contact us and cancel your booking. Full refunds are available for customers who cancel due to illness or travel restrictions during the Coronavirus pandemic. Face Masks are currently required on our tours.
Detailed Description
The 3 Hour Wilderness Cruise departs daily from Port Arthur. You can drive yourself to Port Arthur, or take our Full-Day Tour from Hobart.
This is the ultimate Tasman Peninsula day tour. Your day includes a return guided bus tour from Hobart, our 3 Hour Cruise, morning tea, and lunch as part of three hours at the Port Arthur Historic Site.
Departure Point
The Full-Day Tour departs from the Pennicott Wilderness Journeys Booking Centre. This is situated on Hobart's waterfront on Franklin Wharf, next to the Constitution Dock Lifting Bridge. Please check-in by 7.15 for a 7.45 am departure. If you have your own car, we don't have any parking available. There is all-day parking available nearby at the Evans Street Car Park or Market Place Car Park.
Your day includes morning tea at a local cafe and lunch at the Port Arthur Historic Site.
