Hello Wanderers

Absolutely fantastic way to spend a day tour from Hobart  - From pick up to drop off - everything was fabulous. Our guide Simon and driver Brett were both super friendly, informative and entertaining - we could listen to them... read more all day. Lots of interesting pieces of information about Tasmanian history, fauna, flora, culture, agriculture and local hints and tips. Everything we saw was a joy to behold. But the highlight for me was the absolutely fantastic view of Hobart and beyond from Mt Wellington. Thanks again for a wonderful day. Highly recommend if you are visiting Hobart.

A Fun and Well-Organized Adventure with Jarrod - We recently took the iWander Tasmania Mt. Field, Mt. Wellington, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and Richmond tour, and it was wonderful. We saw a lot during the well-planned and structured tour, which... read more lasted just one day. Jarrod was a fantastic tour guide who gave us a lot of useful information and made the journey enjoyable. The Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary was certainly interesting. I highly advise taking this tour!

Best day trip of our holiday. - The excursion was the best part of our holiday. We travelled over 200 kms in a day and visited some diverse and interesting destinations.
Jarrod was polite and friendly and... read more provided an interesting and intelligent commentary throughout the day.
My favourite part was the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and feeding the kangaroos.
The group size was small and his vehicle was excellent.

Great tour, highly recommended :)  - The guide (Jarrod) was a standout, extremely knowledgeable and friendly. We had limited time in Hobart due to other commitments in Tasmania but this tour really helped us to explore... read more as much as possible in the time we had.

Where do I begin. Jarrod outshines any tour guide I have encountered on my travels in OZ or OS. His knowledge/experience as a our guide was impeccable and informative. Keeping... read more us on time to complete our journey. A must do in Hobart and a bonus with Jarrod.

The highlight of our entire trip - This tour is just fantastic, and Jared was the absolute best tour guide. Every stop was filled with unforgettable moments, and the small size of the tour really allowed us... read more to take things in at our own pace. 100% recommend!

Efficient way to see SO much - This was a great day, punctual pick up before eight. Drove straight to Mt Field NP 30 minute walk through virgin rainforest to the coffee shop for hot chocolate. Saw... read more pademelons and 70m swamp eucalypts. Then to Bonorong wildlife park to see wombats, devils echidnas and emus. Lots of beautiful birds. Then to Richmond for a tour and lunch. I looked at the Gaol $10 entrance fee. The bridge is elegant and doesn’t look 100 years old. Then up to Mt Wellington. A completely different climate at 1270m wind and sleet.

Our guide Scott was a delight, giving information and unintrusive commentary.
Highly recommended.

Great Introduction to Tasmania - This was a good tour, probably particularly for people who don't know the area that well. The highlight was the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and getting to see Tassie Devils and... read more Wombats up close. The Mount Field National Park was stunning and surprising. It was a long day, but great for folks like us with a short window of time in Tasmania and no knowledge of the area. If you have your own car and know the area a bit, you could probably do this yourself at your own pace.

Fun, relaxing, and informative - Jarrod was a great tour guide for this full day excursion and I learned a lot about the history of Tasmania, its inhabitants, and environment. It was nice to have... read more some alone time in Richmond to explore and sit in the pub. I suggest layering up for the Mt. Wellington part as I imagine it's cold even in summer.

Super Host Brett on day out to Mt.Field, Bonorong Sanctuary, Richmond and Mt.Wellington - Had an amazing trip, Brett the driver/guide was fun, laid back and yet communicated such a passion for fauna, sharing all kinds of interesting details of animals and their habits... read more and knew alot about flora in the rainforest. Not only that, however, he had information on the history of Tazmania, agriculture, local community interests and much more. He encouraged us to experience other places/things while in Hobart/Tazmania. I tried scallop pie in Richmond after he said it was a specialty, delicious, and we walked the rivulet Hobart Linear Park looking for platapus as well - did not see any but plan to go back again and try. Had a wonderful time, would highly recommend this tour!