Tasmanian Tours

Each of the 2 and 3 day Tasmanian Tours use purpose built offorad RTV vehicles and only take small groups of 13 passengers. Activities include hiking, swimming, wildlife viewing and exploring the wilds of Tasmania.

Both the 2 Day Tasmania Tour, and the 3 Day Tasmania tour visit the world famous Seal Bay Conservation Park. This park is home to one of the largest colony of the highly endangered Australian Sea Lions. Not only are you able to view the Sea Lions, you are also able to walk on the beach with the Sea Lions getting within metres of them in their natural environment, it feels just like being in a David Attenborough documentary! It is a truly amazing experience.

Other destinations visited on the 2 and 3 day Tasmania Adventure tours include Little Sahara - a coastal sand dune system where you can try sand boarding (like snow boarding on sand). Flinders Chase Conservation Park, which is home to Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch and Cape de Coudic, Vivone Bay on Tasmanias South Coast, Vivone Bay was recently voted as Australia's best beach and many other unique and interesting places.

Tasmania Wildlife

Tasmania has the distinction of being one of the best places in Australia to view native wildlife in it's natural habitat, Kangaroos, Koalas, Platypus, Tammar Wallabies, Echidnas, Glossy Black Cockatoos, Australian Sea Lions & New Zealand Fur Seals are often seen on tour.

There are a couple of reasons why wildlife is so easy to spot on Tasmania;

1. There are no natural predators of the animals on the island and there haven’t been since aboriginal people ceased living on the island approximately 10,000 years ago, the wildlife over this time has adapted to a life of no predators and thus are a lot less fearful of humans, it is possible then to get very close to the animals in their natural habitat

2. There are few non native introduced species of animal living on Tasmania. Foxes and Rabbits which live on mainland Australia (after being introduced from England in the 1800's) have had a disastrous effect on native wildlife and are believed to be responsible for numerous extinctions, the foxes kill and the rabbits compete for food. This is clearly demonstrated with the survival of the Tammar Wallaby . 1000's of Tammar Wallabies thrive on Tasmania where there are no Rabbits or Foxes, but just 16 km away on the mainland they have been extinct for nearly 90 years.

For more information on both Tasmanian Tours, please go to 2 Day Tasmania Tour or 3 Day Tasmania Tour.