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What to do and see in New Norfolk, Tasmania: The Best Tours
Discover the best top things to do in New Norfolk, Australia including Agrarian Kitchen Eatery and Derwent Valley Gourmet Food Tour, Small-group Tour from Hobart: Derwent River Valley and Coal River Valley , Mt Field National Park and Russell Falls from Hobart, Colonial Tasmania Small Group Tour, 6-Day Tasmania Small-Group Guided Tour with Gourmet Food.
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1. Agrarian Kitchen Eatery and Derwent Valley Gourmet Food Tour
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 16 reviews
We have the best and most fresh local produce Smallest intimate group sizes >7 Most experienced and friendly guide in Hobart Photo and Video 'postcard experience' included ! Pick up and drop off
Inclusions: Lunch, Morning tea plus picnic and tastings through the day, Coffee and/or Tea, Wine and Gin tastings, Pick up and drop off service, Mandarin translations in audio and text, Small Luxury Groups less than 7 guests for intimacy and enjoyment, Photo and Video 'Postcard Experience'...inclusive professional photos and video of your day
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Reviewed By gregdP1963OG
An 8am start was the only negative of the day. I mean that. I had a great time. Alex knows his stuff, his people and Tasmania too! Not only did we avoid an accident, but every venue we visited we arrived before the rush or immediately after it finished, meaning we finished the trip pretty much bang on time. The food? To die for. The Devonshire tea was awesome, the seafood platter was HUGE but the highlight was, without doubt, the scallop pie. I’ve never had a better pie, let alone a scallop one. The wine, oh my gods the wine. As a red wine lover I thought I’d be a bit out of luck, but there was PLENTY of wines for even a savage like me. So, for your money you get history, personal anecdotes, great food and wine and a lovely day out. Just book the tour, you will not regret it.
2. Small-group Tour from Hobart: Derwent River Valley and Coal River Valley
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 6 reviews
See a sample of Tasmania’s Temperate Rainforests, Waterfalls, Wildlife and historic villages all in a 7-hour day tour from Hobart. The tour takes you into the Derwent Valley, past New Norfolk into rich farming land featuring Oast Houses and Hop fields. Visit the Salmon Ponds followed by Mt Field National Park where you will be able to walk to Russell Falls before lunch at Waterfalls Café. After lunch you will travel back towards Hobart for a native wildlife experience at the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary followed by a visit to the historic village of Richmond. If you prefer, and with time and weather permitting there is an option to include a trip to the pinnacle of Mt Wellington for spectacular views over Hobart and the surrounding area. The tour includes an expert guide that can customise the experience. You will be travelling in a group with no more than 20 people. Suitable for cruise ship tour excursions from Hobart.
Inclusions: Chilled (in a fridge), Live commentary on board, Transport by air-conditioned minibus or small bus, Port pickup and drop-off, Hotel pickup and drop-off (Hobart CBD hotels only)
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off (for accommodation outside the Hobart CBD), Food and drinks
Reviewed By margaret r
Great tour with our wonderful guide Gerard. Due to his great local knowledge we enjoyed his interesting commentary throughout the journey. Although a long day we it was worth the journey. Would recommend.
3. Mt Field National Park and Russell Falls from Hobart
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Enjoy the beauty of the Derwent Valley, explore Mt Field National Park and visit the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere you journey north on this morning tour from Hobart.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop off, Local guide, Full-day touring by coach, WiFi on board, Air-conditioned vehicle, Morning Tea, Salmon Ponds, Entry to Mt Field National Park
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By keeze587
Mark is a excellent tour guide,views from mt wellington amazing,cascade prison for women informative well worth seeing brief stop at brewery for photos opportunities great tour, grayline very good,overall a great tour
4. Colonial Tasmania Small Group Tour
Learn and see important colonial towns and settlements of Tasmania. Travel through and stay in the Cradle mountain National park. Visit Launceston and the North west coast of Tasmania. Travel through to Zeehan and Queenstown learning about the mining. Visit the Wall In The Wilderness sculpture at Derwent Bridge.
Inclusions: 5 meals, 17 breakfasts, 5 picnic style lunches
Exclusions: Any meals not included in the listing.
5. 6-Day Tasmania Small-Group Guided Tour with Gourmet Food
This tour is perfect for those wanting a guided tour with some diverse experiences. It features fantastic scenery, cultural highlights, delicious foods and drink, sampling opportunities and comfortable lodgings. It also stays relatively close to the big cities ensuring our creature comforts like good phone reception & wifi. They small groups allow guests to meet you people and enjoy some company without ever feeling crowded or herded at attractions.
Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Evening Meal x 1, 5 Nights accommodation, Bottled water provided free on tour, All attraction entry fees, All National Parks passes and fees, Free Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off, Free wine, chocolate, cheese and beer tastings, Daily afternoon tea/coffee & biscuits stops Free at scenic locations
Exclusions: Airport transfers to/from Hobart City
Reviewed By KylieF167
My mum and I throughly enjoyed this six day tour. Robert is a knowledgeable and kind tour guide who has many years experience. He has put together a great itinerary which manages to include some of the local gems that the larger companies seem to miss such as the Wall. So much to see and do on this trip - accomodation in major towns is good and the best that smaller towns offer. All the supplied meals were generous and tasty. Highly recommend this tour - Thank you Robert and Pam.
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