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Day 1: Cradle Mountain World Heritage Area
Departs: Launceston 7:30am
Returns: Launceston 6:00pm
Overnight: Launceston (accommodation by own arrangement)
After departing Launceston, enjoy a short stop in Sheffield — the Town of Murals, Tasmania's own outdoor art gallery with over 100 paintings depicting the history of the Cradle Mountain region.
Arriving in Cradle Mountain National Park, we aim for 4–5 hours on the trails. We begin with the Enchanted Walk, an easy 20-minute circuit following Pencil Pine Creek. The main hike begins from Dove Lake with two options: the iconic Dove Lake Circuit (6 km, easy, 2–3 hours) around the lake beneath Cradle Mountain, or the climb to Marion's Lookout (about 4 km, medium grade) at 1,200 m for breathtaking 360° views. Stop for lunch, watch the famous friendly Cradle wombats, and visit Weindorfer's Chalet and the ancient King Billy pines.
On the return to Launceston, we refuel at the Van Diemen's Land Ice Creamery and Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm, arriving around 6:00pm to conclude your Big 3 Adventure!

Day 2: Launceston to Hobart via Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park
(Bring your luggage today!)
Departs: Launceston 7:30am
Returns: Hobart 6:00pm
Overnight: Hobart (accommodation by own arrangement)
We depart Launceston through the well-preserved Georgian townships of Evandale and Campbell Town, with a short stop to collect lunch, discover the Convict Brick Trail, visit the Red Bridge and see the tree sculptures depicting the town's history.
The amazing views of the Hazards greet us as we enter Freycinet National Park. We stretch our legs on the Cape Tourville Lighthouse circuit — a short, easy walk with spectacular 360° coastal views — before the main walk to the Wineglass Bay Lookout (a moderate 45–60 minute uphill walk, 1.3 km up then down) for that world-famous view. The fit and keen can extend down to Wineglass Bay Beach (a 2.5-hour return walk); those returning from the lookout with the guide will have time to visit Honeymoon Bay in the afternoon.
We regroup for the return journey, with a final stop at the stunning Devil's Corner Winery (wine tasting, wood-fired pizza, fresh seafood and ice creams available at your own expense), arriving in Hobart around 6:00pm.

Day 3: Port Arthur & Tasmanian Devils
Departs: Hobart 7:30am
Returns: Hobart 6:00pm
We make an early start from Hobart and drive to the stunning Tasman Peninsula, home to Australia's highest sea cliffs. Enjoy panoramic views from Pirates Bay Lookout, then pass through Eaglehawk Neck and 'The Dogline' as your guides share stories of the area. We begin one of Tasmania's Great Short Walks — a spectacular 45-minute, easy clifftop track along Waterfall Bay, concluding at the remarkable Tasman Arch and Devil's Kitchen.
Next is the Tasmanian Devil Unzoo, arriving in time for a Tasmanian Devil feeding — watch the snarling, fighting spectacle, hand-feed the wallabies, and walk among the local flora and fauna.
Continuing on, we arrive at the Port Arthur Historic Site. Entry includes a complimentary Harbour Cruise around the Isle of the Dead, 'The Port Arthur Experience' podcast, and guided site talks. With around 2.5 hours here, discover the grim history of the early Australian penal system in this World Heritage open-air museum.
On the return, we travel via the historic township of Richmond, with time to meander the streets and walk across Australia's oldest bridge still in use. We return to Hobart around 6:00pm.

Planning Information
We recommend arriving the night before your tour begins.
Meals aren't provided, but there are plenty of opportunities to stop for lunch and snacks to suit your taste and budget, or bring your own.
Book your own accommodation to suit your budget and style. We pick up and drop off at select Hobart / Launceston central-city hotels only; the nearest location to your accommodation will be allocated. Please ensure you can load and unload your own luggage on Day 2.
For flexible departure days or non-consecutive tour days, please contact our friendly office team.
Please note: this tour is also available in the reverse direction.
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