Tasmania

The World's Highest Abseil

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The world’s highest abseil is a bucket list day trip out of Hobart, where you’ll dangle off a dam wall 140 metres high, one that holds back 30 times the amount of water found in Sydney Harbour.

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Cycle, Kayak and Walk Tasmania

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This active adventure traverses all the must‐see highlights of Tasmania’s spectacular East Coast, including Bicheno, Freycinet National Park and Maria Island.

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Visit the Museum of Old and New

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Hobart’s Museum of Old and New is neither a place nor destination: it is an experience that will challenge, inspire, disturb, entertain, nourish and puzzle.

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Canyoning in Cradle Mountain

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A 40-minute hike into Cradle Mountain National Park deposits bucket listers inside a pristine canyon, where we are guided through a series of thrilling waterfall jumps and rock chutes in a natural waterpark we’ll never forget.

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The Mount Wellington Decent

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Take in the stellar views of Hobart from Mount Wellington before hopping on your bike for a thrilling, 21-kilometre ride back to the city, racing along winding road, through sub-alpine terrain and past the city’s historical highlights.

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Whisky Tour at Sullivans Cove

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The World Whiskies Awards proclaimed Hobart’s Sullivans Cove as Producer of the World’s Best Single Malt in 2014. The distillery makes just twenty thousand bottles a year, and you can sample the finest dram on a daily whisky tour.

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