Shore Excursions Group
Exclusive Richmond & Tasmanian Devils
Exclusive Richmond Village & Tasmanian Devils
Embark on a captivating journey that blends the vibrant lifestyle of Hobart, the historic charm of Richmond Village, and unique encounters with native wildlife.
Your adventure begins as your knowledgeable driver-guide takes you across the iconic Tasman Bridge into the picturesque Coal River Valley. Arriving in Richmond Village, one of Australia’s most historic towns dating back to the 1820s, you’ll step back in time as you cross the Coal River on the convict-built Richmond Bridge—the oldest of its kind in Australia. This beautiful setting is framed by the oldest operating Catholic Church in the country and offers a perfect backdrop for photos.
Enjoy free time to explore the quaint streets of Richmond, where convict-era homes, Georgian mansions, and cozy cottages blend seamlessly with charming shops, galleries, and inviting cafes. Visit the historic Richmond Gaol, chat with friendly locals, or take a relaxing riverside stroll where you’ll encounter the village’s famous ducks.
Next, you’ll journey to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary for an up-close experience with Australia’s unique wildlife. Wander among free-roaming wallabies and kangaroos, and witness the fascinating Tasmanian devils during a feeding session. Learn about their behavior and conservation efforts as you immerse yourself in the sanctuary’s mission to protect native animals.
Your tour concludes with a return to Hobart, where you’ll be dropped off dockside, enriched by the stories and experiences of this remarkable day. From history to wildlife, this excursion offers a perfect snapshot of Tasmania’s rich heritage and natural beauty.
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Hobart, the vibrant capital of Tasmania, Australia, is a city where history and natural beauty intertwine seamlessly. Nestled on the banks of the Derwent River and framed by the rugged peaks of Mount Wellington, Hobart is a captivating destination for those seeking both cultural richness and stunning landscapes. The city's historic waterfront, with its charming sandstone buildings and bustling Salamanca Market, offers a glimpse into Hobart's maritime past and a chance to sample local produce and crafts source. Hobart's cultural scene is equally compelling. The MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), located just a short ferry ride from the city, is a must-visit for art enthusiasts. This avant-garde museum houses a provocative collection of contemporary art and antiquities in a striking architectural setting source. The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG), located in the heart of the city, offers insights into Tasmania's natural history and indigenous heritage source. Nature lovers will find plenty to explore around Hobart. The nearby Mount Wellington provides spectacular panoramic views and a range of outdoor activities, from hiking to mountain biking source. The pristine beauty of the surrounding Tasmanian wilderness, including the stunning landscapes of the Tasman Peninsula and the nearby Bruny Island, offers endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation source. Slogan: "Hobart: Where Heritage Meets Horizon." Fun Fact: Hobart is one of the southernmost cities in the world, giving it a unique and pristine environment that is perfect for exploring nature and enjoying breathtaking views source. Visit Hobart from December to March to experience its lively festivals, pleasant weather, and vibrant outdoor activities. Winter is also a magical time to visit, with cozy fireside settings and a chance to explore the snow-capped peaks of Mount Wellington. |
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05/03/22 - 05/15/27 |
Starting At $95 |
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Guests must be able to walk over pavement, gravel, and packed dirt. There are some steps. A fold up wheelchair can be stored on the vehicle. Children ages 3 and under may participate on the tour free of charge; however, they must be accounted for at the time of booking.
