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.

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!

Amazing experience, totally recommended. - Great experience. We saw most of Tasmania with a great and knowledgeable guide. Came to our hotel, and even had time to eat a great meal and pick up good... read more souvenirs.
Totally recommend

Absolutely amazing! - This tour is absolutely gorgeous! Jarrod was a very nice guide tour and knows so much about Tasmania that you will have a lot of informations about its story. ... read more You are pick at your hostel (or close) and you will see in one day four different and beautiful places : the Freycinet national park and its trees, the Sanctuary and its lovely animals, the cute Richmond village and the view all over Hobart from the Mt Wellington! Absolutely 0 regrets !!!

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.

The driver/guide Jarrod really made it a great day despite the persistent rain. He was so knowledgeable & kept it interesting. The scenery was beautiful, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary was a... read more highlight as I’ve always wanted to see a wombat up close. Richmond is a lovely old town. Mt Wellington was freezing, raining and we couldn’t see a thing as we were in the clouds, but that made it all the more fun! Would highly recommend this tour.

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!

Terrific day!  - What an amazing day we had with iWander! The whole day was terrific with the highlight being the walk in Mt Fields. The tall trees, waterfalls, and wildlife were all... read more incredible. We even saw a Platypus swimming in the river (don’t count on this, it’s rare)! Jarrod was super knowledgeable and his stories and descriptions were a great way to learn about the history and nature of Tasmania. Highly recommend this tour!

Day Tour Tasmania - Great day trip to hit the highlights around Hobart. The waterfalls were fantastic and views from Mt. Wellington superb. Jarrod our tour leader filled in all the blanks along the... read more way. Highly recommend this when staying in Hobart.

Absolutely Beautiful 🤩 - Jarrod was punctual, informative and genuinely nice. The bus was spacious and comfortable, and Jarrod allowed us to have meals on the bus. The waterfalls and tall trees at Mt.... read more Field were absolutely beautiful! The trip to Bonorong sanctuary was a great awareness to the Tasmanian wildlife and Richmond was a relaxing old town with scenic views (must try their famous scallop curry pie and lavender ice cream 😃).
We weren’t able to drive up to Mt. Wellington summit as the weather forecast wasn’t our friend, but we did get a glimpse of it from one of the stops at the bottom of the mountain. Jarrod drove us to two nice look outs though; one at Sandy Bay and the other from across the bridge as complimentary stops which I thought was a nice gesture. Both stops had pretty views of Hobart. Overall, a great tour that I would recommend to anyone visiting Hobart.