Curate your own private shore tour
Gather your fellow cruise passengers and let us craft a bespoke shore excursion tailored to your collective interests. Whether your group is eager to encounter Tasmania's unique wildlife, explore scenic short walks, delve into the rich history of the region, or indulge in the finest local food and wine, we can design an itinerary that satisfies everyone.
Alternatively, for those who wish to experience a little bit of everything, we can create a diverse tour that combines these captivating elements into one unforgettable day.
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The more passengers you book, the cheaper per seat your shore tour is. As the group organiser, you’ll receive a bonus gift.
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Payment for your group's shore excursion is flexible and convenient. Once you've reserved your desired tour, we'll provide a unique payment link that you can share directly with your fellow passengers. This allows each individual to securely pay for their spot, simplifying the collection process for you the group organiser.
Suggested Itineraries
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Make the most of your time ashore with an unforgettable journey into Tasmania’s spectacular highlands. This small-group tour travels through rugged countryside to the heart of Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park.
Stroll along the shores of Dove Lake beneath the dramatic peaks of Cradle Mountain. Breathe in crisp alpine air, capture iconic photos at the historic Boatshed, and lose yourself in one of the world’s most pristine wilderness landscapes.
The pace is relaxed, with plenty of time to explore, reflect, and enjoy the views. If time permits, we’ll also stop at the Interpretation Centre and Wilderness Gallery before returning you to your ship with time to spare.
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Tasmania is renowned for its exceptional food and wine. Sample the magic for yourself by taking a private tour dedicated to flavour and fun!
Pass through favourites like Anvers Chocolate Factory and Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm.
Want to try a tipple or two? We recommend adding Hellyers Road Distillery, Ghost Rock Wines and Spreyton Cider Co to your itinerary!
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Take an adventure back in time with some of the incredible historical sites located in Burnie and its surrounds.
Peruse the contemporary art exhibitions and heritage collections at Burnie Regional Gallery & Museum, or venture to Latrobe’s Courthouse Museum to take in the area’s history.
A visit to the Australian Axeman’s Hall of Fame is a must, with its celebration of Tasmania’s wood-chopping champions.
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Looking for some wildlife fun that will keep the whole family entertained?
Venture to Wings Wildlife Park, where you can hand-feed kangaroos, and spot wombats, devils and koalas.
Tasmazia & The Village of Lower Crackpot is perfect for a day trip, with its large maze complex and quirky miniature village - be sure to snap a few photos!
All our Destinations
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Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park: Tasmania’s most iconic wilderness area. A 90-minute drive from Burnie brings you to Dove Lake, the historic boatshed, short alpine walks, and breathtaking views of Cradle Mountain, though weather can sometimes obscure the peaks.
Boat Harbour Beach: White sands and turquoise waters make this one of Tasmania’s most photographed beaches.
Sisters Beach & Rocky Cape National Park: A dramatic coastline with Aboriginal heritage sites and scenic short walks.
Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden (Burnie): An internationally recognised garden featuring winding trails, seasonal blooms, and tranquil ponds.
Guide Falls: A picturesque waterfall near Ridgley, easily accessible with nearby picnic areas and walking tracks.
Lake Barrington: A scenic hydro lake, popular for rowing, fishing, and leisurely viewing.
Table Cape & Lighthouse: A volcanic headland offering sweeping coastal views and spectacular tulip fields in spring.
Tasmanian Arboretum (Eugenana): A unique collection of trees from around the world and one of the best places to spot wild platypus.
Dip Falls & Big Tree (near Mawbanna): A striking basalt-column waterfall and one of Tasmania’s largest trees.
Leven Canyon (near Ulverstone): A dramatic gorge with lookout platforms over the river far below.
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Wings Wildlife Park (Gunns Plains): Tasmania’s largest wildlife park, where you can hand-feed kangaroos and see wombats, devils, and koalas.
Tasmazia & Village of Lower Crackpot (Promised Land): One of the world’s largest maze complexes, combined with quirky miniature villages.
Penguin Rookery (Penguin & Burnie): Evening tours offer the chance to watch fairy penguins return to shore.
Platypus & Glow Worm Tours (Gunns Plains Caves): Explore limestone caves with underground rivers, glow worms, and a chance to see local wildlife.
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Australian Axeman’s Hall of Fame (Latrobe): A celebration of Tasmania’s wood-chopping champions with displays and memorabilia.
Bass Strait Maritime Centre (Devonport): Exhibitions on Bass Strait shipping, shipwrecks, and maritime history.
Burnie Regional Gallery & Museum: Contemporary art exhibitions alongside heritage collections that showcase Burnie’s past.
Latrobe Court House Museum: A small but significant museum offering insights into Latrobe’s history.
Round Hill Lighthouse (Burnie): A historic 19th-century lighthouse with stunning coastal views.
Stanley & Highfield Historic Site: A Georgian homestead built by the Van Diemen’s Land Company, set beneath the dramatic Nut headland.
Warrawee Forest Reserve (Latrobe): Renowned for platypus viewing and Aboriginal cultural heritage.
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Anvers Chocolate Factory (Latrobe): Belgian-style chocolate making with tastings and a café in a historic house.
Ashgrove Dairy Door (Elizabeth Town/Latrobe): Award-winning cheeses, milk, and ice cream, all available at the farm shop.
Ghost Rock Wines (Port Sorell): A modern cellar door with sweeping vineyard and Bass Strait views.
Hellyers Road Distillery (Burnie): Tasmania’s largest boutique distillery, best known for its single malt whisky.
Seven Sheds Brewery (Railton): A pioneer in Tasmanian craft beer, also producing honey mead in a hop garden setting.
Spreyton Cider Co. (Spreyton): Traditional apple orchard ciders, crafted from locally grown fruit.
Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm Café (Elizabeth Town): Famous for berry-based meals, desserts, and tastings.
41° South Salmon & Ginseng Farm (Deloraine): An eco-farm offering tours and tastings of premium smoked salmon.
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Burnie: A lively city hub with galleries, museums, lookouts, and penguin tours.
Devonport: Gateway to the region, home to the Mersey Bluff Lighthouse, coastal walks, and maritime history.
Latrobe: A heritage town with antique shops, chocolate, and riverside charm.
Penguin: A seaside village best known for its giant Penguin statue and vibrant Sunday markets.
Sheffield: The “Town of Murals,” with more than 60 outdoor artworks depicting local stories.
Railton: The “Town of Topiary,” where imaginative hedge sculptures line the streets.
Stanley: A historic fishing village dominated by The Nut, a volcanic headland offering panoramic views.
Deloraine: An artistic riverside town at the foothills of the Western Tiers.
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Australian Honey Products (Sheffield): Tastings of Tasmanian honey, mead, and beeswax products.
Simon Martin Whip & Leathercraft (Spreyton): Hand-crafted whips and leather goods, with live demonstrations.
Pricing
Includes your personal guide/driver and private vehicle.
Up to 3 people
Group Price - $700
Normally $790
From $233 per person.
Up to 6 people
Group Price - $800
Normally $850
From $172 per person.
Up to 10 people
Group Price - $900
Normally $1080
From $90 per person.
Up to 20 people
Group Price - $1400
Normally $1600
From $70 per person.
Up to 50 people
Group Price - $2500
Normally $3000
From $50 per person.
Each tour is for up to 6 hours. If you need longer, please let us know to adjust the price.
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