Service Details

Maria Island National Park

Supplier Name:

Tours Tasmania

Departure Date:

Adults:

Children (8 - 15):

Children older than 15 are costed as Adults.

Child Ages:

Specify child ages as at time of travel

Price:

N/A    Not Available


Inclusions:

- Return ferry from Triabunna/Maria Island

- National Park entrance fee

- Friendly and knowledgeable tour guides

- Informative tours and guided walks

- Limited hotel pick up and drop off.

What to Bring:

- A day backpack

- Refillable water bottle

- Closed, sturdy shoes for walking (runners, sneakers, hiking boots)

- Sensible clothes for outdoor conditions (warm layers are a great idea!)

- A waterproof jacket, just in case

- A sunhat and beanie

- A sense of adventure!

- Optional: Swimmers and a towel, There's an opportunity for a refreshing dip on our Wineglass Bay, Maria Island, Bruny Island and Tahune tours.

Departure Time:

Valid for 01APR25-31MAR26:

6.40am (Limited hotel location pick ups available between 06:30am-06:50am).

Departure Days:

Valid for 01APR25-31MAR26:
APR-APR: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday except 18APR, 21APR, 25APR.
MAY-SEP: Not operating.
OCT-NOV: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday except 23OCT.
DEC-MAR: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Except: 25DEC-26DEC, 01JAN, 27JAN, 09FEB, 09MAR.

Duration:

10 hours.

Departure Location:

20 Davey Street, Hobart (Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre).

Departure/ Pickup Info:

Selected Hobart Hotels. General Meet Point: 06:40am - 20 Davey Street, Hobart (Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre)

*Pickup Request:

Note: Pickup requests are subject to confirmation.

itinerary:

~~ 01-Apr-2024 to 31-Mar-2026~~Valid for 01APR24-31MAR26:

Maria Island National Park Introduction: Spend the day exploring a remote, rugged and remarkable island via a network of walking trails. No cars, no roads and wombats galore! Description: It’s hard to put the magic of Maria Island into words. Just an hour’s drive east from Hobart plus a 30 minute ferry ride, this otherworldly island keeps its own time, far from the demands of modern life. As soon as you step off the boat you’ll notice the quietness, the wildness, the sense of history. There are no vehicles here but plenty of traffic; Maria Island is home to vast numbers of wombats, wallabies, Cape Barren Geese and Tasmanian Devils that wander all over the place. Explore the world heritage listed Darlington settlement, a beautifully preserved probational convict camp that’s considered the best in the world. Walk with us to the Painted Cliffs, an easy 4.5km round trip, seeing surreal and colorful sandstone formations up close. After finishing with the Fossil Cliffs walk, another easy 4.5km circuit, traversing the western side of the island over windswept hills and cliffs of 300-million-year-old;fossils. Along the way there’s plenty of space to play in the rockpools, relax on the beach, spot local wildlife and take photos of the stunning scenery, proving it wasn’t all just a dream. Important Note: Maria Island is a special, beautiful, and wild island National Park accessible by boat. There are no cars, shops, charging stations for devices etc. on the island. Facilities are limited.

Highlights:

- Explore Maria Island National Park (5 - 6hrs).

- Watch for Dolphins and Whales on the ferry journey (30 mins each way).

- Walk to the amazing “Painted Cliffs” and wander amongst the unusual rock formation.

- Enjoy spectacular views as we walk to the “Fossil Cliffs”.

- Explore and discover the geological history among the exposed fossils.

- Discover the convict history at the Darlington World Heritage convict site.

- Be amazed at the abundant wildlife enjoying life on their extraordinary island.

- Relax and take in all the stunning secluded bays and beaches in this paradise setting.

Important Info:

Special Requests:

(240 Char Limit)

Note: Special requests generate directly to the service provider and cannot be guaranteed.