Yes. Tasmania Uncovered has been designed with mature travellers in mind, combining comfortable transport, quality accommodation, memorable experiences and a relaxed small-group touring style.

Rather than rushing from place to place, we have multiple-night stays in Hobart, Strahan and Cradle Mountain, giving you time to settle in and enjoy each region.

There are opportunities for short walks and exploring on foot, but the itinerary is about experiencing Tasmania rather than completing strenuous hikes.

If you have any concerns about your mobility or whether the tour is right for you, please talk to us before booking. We're always happy to discuss your individual needs and help you decide whether the tour will suit you.

There is some walking involved at attractions and sightseeing stops including Bruny Island, Port Arthur, Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake.

At Cradle Mountain, there will be a choice of walking options to suit different fitness levels and interests. You do not need to be a serious walker to enjoy the magnificent scenery.

As with all Seemore Tours holidays, our aim is to help you enjoy the journey at a pace that feels comfortable. If you're concerned about a particular activity, please ask us and we'll happily explain what's involved.

Our group is limited to a maximum of 16 travellers, creating a much more personal and relaxed touring experience than travelling on a large coach.

You'll be accompanied by both a dedicated Seemore Tours Tour Manager and a local Tasmanian Driver/Guide, combining Seemore's personal hosting with genuine local knowledge.

We've deliberately combined Tasmania's outstanding attractions — including the Gordon River, Cradle Mountain, Bruny Island and Port Arthur — with smaller local experiences such as Pooley Wines, Clarendon Estate, produce tastings and a private High Tea at The Church.

It's these extra touches that make a Seemore tour different. We look for interesting local experiences and special moments that aren't simply part of a standard sightseeing itinerary, giving you the opportunity to experience a more personal side of the places we visit.

It's a holiday designed around the people, stories and flavours behind Tasmania, rather than simply ticking attractions off a list.

Yes. The Gordon River Cruise is included and is one of the feature experiences of Tasmania Uncovered.

From Strahan, we'll cruise across Macquarie Harbour, travel through Hells Gates and explore the remarkable wilderness and history of Tasmania's West Coast, including Heritage Landing and Sarah Island.

Expert commentary throughout the journey helps bring the area's convict history, rainforest and extraordinary natural environment to life.

The Gordon River takes you into one of Tasmania's most remote and beautiful wilderness regions.

The journey combines enormous Macquarie Harbour, the narrow entrance at Hells Gates, ancient rainforest, the dark tranquil waters of the Gordon River and the fascinating convict history of Sarah Island.

For many visitors, it is one of the defining experiences of Tasmania's wild West Coast — and we've made it a centrepiece of this tour.

Yes. We spend two nights at Cradle Mountain, rather than simply visiting for a few hours and moving on.

This gives us time to experience Dove Lake and the surrounding World Heritage wilderness with our local guide, as well as enjoying the atmosphere of staying amongst the alpine bush.

In the evening, there's also a chance of seeing local wildlife around the hotel, and our itinerary includes a special After Dark Feeding Tour.

We certainly hope so!

Our tour includes an After Dark Feeding Tour at a local wildlife sanctuary, where our guide will introduce us to Tasmania's carnivorous marsupials, including Tasmanian devils and quolls.

We'll learn about their behaviour, the challenges they face in the wild and the important conservation work being undertaken to protect them.

You may even be lucky enough to spot wildlife around our Cradle Mountain accommodation as dusk approaches.

We spend a full day discovering Bruny Island's beautiful coastline, wildlife and famous local produce.

We'll sample Tasmanian oysters along with island favourites such as cheese, honey and chocolate, enjoy an easy bush walk and visit The Neck Lookout for its sweeping views across North and South Bruny.

We'll also keep our eyes open for one of Bruny Island's most unusual residents — the elusive white wallaby.

Yes. Our tour includes a visit to the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site on the Tasman Peninsula.

Rather than a quick visit, we have planned an extended guided experience, giving us more time to understand the people, events and stories behind one of Australia's most significant convict settlements.

We'll also take to the water on a boat excursion, which provides another perspective on Port Arthur and helps put the site's isolated location and history into context.

The journey to and from Port Arthur also gives us the opportunity to enjoy some of the Tasman Peninsula's spectacular coastal scenery.

Yes. Return Air New Zealand flights and airport taxes are included in the tour package.

By including the flights as part of your holiday, we make the journey as straightforward as possible and your Seemore Tours team is there to look after the arrangements.

Yes. We offer a convenient home pick-up and drop-off service for many travellers, subject to conditions.

Ask us when booking and we'll discuss the options available from your area. It's all part of making your holiday as easy as possible from the moment you leave home until you're safely back again.

Tasmania Uncovered is limited to a maximum of 16 travellers.

Small-group touring means less time waiting for a large coachload of people, a friendlier atmosphere and more opportunity to interact with your guides and local hosts.

It's also one of the reasons our tours tend to develop such a wonderful sense of camaraderie. You'll soon get to know the people you're travelling with.

Absolutely. Solo travellers are very welcome, and many of our guests join a Seemore Tours holiday on their own.

One of the lovely things about travelling in a small group is that you can enjoy the independence of having your own room while still having the company and camaraderie of others throughout the holiday.

Shared meals, sightseeing and experiences make it easy to get to know your fellow travellers, and it's not unusual for new friendships to form very quickly.

A single-room price is available for travellers who prefer their own room.

The tour includes nine nights of comfortable accommodation: five nights in the Hobart area, two nights in Strahan and two nights at Cradle Mountain.

Our multiple-night stays are intentional. They reduce the number of times you need to pack and unpack and give us more time to enjoy each destination without constantly moving hotels.

Yes. Tasmania Uncovered includes 9 breakfasts, 5 lunches and 8 dinners.

Food is also part of the experience, with opportunities to enjoy Tasmania's excellent local produce, wine, seafood and hospitality throughout the journey.

Highlights include Pooley Wines, Tasmanian produce on Bruny Island, waterfront dining in Hobart and our special private High Tea at The Church in Campbell Town.

March is a wonderful time to explore Tasmania, as the island moves into early autumn and we can enjoy the changing seasons across the different regions we visit.

Tasmania is known for having a varied climate, and that's part of its charm. Our journey takes us from Hobart and Bruny Island to the wild West Coast and the alpine landscapes of Cradle Mountain, so we'll experience a wonderful variety of scenery and conditions along the way.

The easiest approach is to pack a few comfortable layers, along with a warm jacket and waterproof outer layer, so you can simply add or remove a layer as needed.

We'll provide more detailed packing information before departure, making it easy to arrive prepared and ready to enjoy your Tasmanian adventure.

No. Although we experience a great deal over ten days, the itinerary has been designed to feel like a holiday rather than a race around Tasmania.

We stay several nights in key locations, travel in a small group and balance sightseeing with comfortable journeys, meals and time to enjoy our surroundings.

That relaxed approach is particularly important to us. We want you to come home with wonderful memories — not feeling as though you need another holiday to recover!

Because the details matter.

You'll travel with no more than 16 guests, accompanied by your dedicated Seemore Tours Tour Manager and a knowledgeable local Tasmanian Driver/Guide. Flights, accommodation, comfortable coach travel, most meals, National Park passes and an extensive programme of experiences are already organised.

More importantly, we've created an itinerary that goes beyond simply seeing Tasmania's landmarks. Alongside the well-known highlights, we seek out special local experiences and personal touches that make a Seemore Tours holiday different.

You'll meet local people, hear their stories, taste local produce, experience Tasmania's history and wildlife and share it all with a friendly small group.

From the Gordon River and Cradle Mountain to Bruny Island, Port Arthur and the special moments in between, Tasmania Uncovered is Tasmania made easy, personal and memorable.

We'd love to hear from you.

Whether you'd like to know more about walking requirements, flights, accommodation, travelling solo or simply whether Tasmania Uncovered is the right holiday for you, give us a call.

We're always happy to talk it through.

At Seemore Tours, we believe the best holidays aren't simply about the places you visit — they're about how you experience them and the people you meet along the way.

Tasmania Uncovered combines our relaxed small-group style with the knowledge of a local Tasmanian Driver/Guide and a carefully selected collection of wilderness, wildlife, history, food and local experiences.

We also look for those extra experiences and thoughtful touches that you may not find on a standard touring itinerary — the moments that help you connect more personally with the destinations and people we visit.

With a maximum of only 16 travellers, a dedicated Seemore Tours Tour Manager and the important details organised for you, all that's left to do is sit back, enjoy Tasmania and make some wonderful memories.