5-dages bedste af Tasmania Tour fra Hobart

Your started from Hobart and covered the best natural beauties of Tasmania..It was a 5 days tour .. Excellent itinerary. Our coach driver cum guide Mr. Anthony was extremely cooperative and excellent guide. However, We were not happy with the coach.. It was very cramped up.. having less space and NO OVERHEAD RACK to keep your haversacks, overcoats etc.. The hotels / motels provided by them were all very good and very comfortable. Was really happy with the accomodation. Overall it was an amazing experience. They know their job. Worth taking up this tour. I highly recommend it.

A really good tour to experience landscapes, fauna, and flora. It makes one crave more, allowing one to fall in love with the country, even if it is winter and has rained a lot. Competent driver guide, thank you. Unfortunately, there was no expert manual, and I had envisioned something different under an advanced eco-certified tour.

Awesome 5 days. Well organised. Great guide. Accomodation basdic but clean & comfortable.

The tour was amazing and we did so much in the short 5 days, the hikes and walks were very good, perfect is you are an active person wanting to see hobarts natural beauty. Stan our guide was amazing.

A thoroughly organised round trip covering the best of Tasmania, from the rainforests of the west to the beaches of the east. The itinerary is well-balanced, with hiking activities that can be tailored to your fitness level and a strong focus on nature and wildlife throughout. The guide was highly knowledgeable, and the fully-guided group format made for a fun social experience, mostly travellers in their 20s and early 30s. Optional extras like the Strahan river cruise and “The Ship That Never Was” theatre play are well worth doing. The play in particular is outrageously funny and interactive. Accommodation was clean and tidy, and the logistics were seamless from start to finish. Personal highlights: Bay of Fires, Freycinet National Park, and spotting a wombat at Cradle Mountain. Highly recommended for anyone who loves nature, wildlife, and great company.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

10/10 Recommend this Trip! You would have seen a glimpse of how wonderful Tassie is. The landscape is nothing like any other Australian state has to offer. And you will surely want to revisit! Under Down Under have done a fantastic job in creating the itinerary but huge kudos to our tour lead Hayden for executing it all. Hayden was patient, the best storyteller, super considerate, fun and a passionate local Tassie guide. The concoction of all this made him an absolute LEGEND of a tour guide and I feel grateful to have for the 5 days trip. I was traveling with my Mum (mid 50s), and we had a lovely couple in their 70s walking the hikes so its manageable. All three Motels were superb in aspects of cleanliness and amenities (microwave, kettle, toaster, mini fridge, tv and Wi-Fi of course). We were 20 odd people in the group, and we were a mini family by the end, everyone was accommodating and great to talk to. Hayden ensures frequent stops are made for grabbing a bite or grocery store stop and leg stretching. We were lucky with the weather but ensure you are prepared for all seasons but also pack light if you have booked through JETSTAR and have skipped buying baggage allowance. The platform Get your guide is efficient and no fluff, yes if they could connect me to the tour guide’s contact number before picking up experience could be better. Overall, everything was GREAT and you should BOOK the trip 😊

In all matters except maybe its inhabitants’ dietary habits Tasmania is a country unto itself, and in terms of landscapes actually several, so it absolutely merits a multiday guided tour to explore. The ones run by Under Down Under are really comprehensive and expertly managed. In just a few days we went from snowy peaks to incandescently glowing orange-red beaches, with glistening lakes, giant forests, humungous dunes and some of the most achingly beautiful waterfalls you’ll ever see in between. The variety really is amazing. I also enjoyed the panto in Strahan, which was the first I’d been to and so entertaining that it left me ruing that we didn’t have this participatory theatrical tradition at home in Central Europe. Through it all Will was an energetic, jovial and all-round fab guide. He definitely has the gift of story-telling, embellishing those long drives with detailed accounts of the local fauna, flora, history and Aboriginal practices, all very vividly conveyed and almost hypnotically captivating. My personal highlight was Mount Field National Park, which boasts a waterfall with what I can only describe an infinity ledge, and populations of monumental Huon Pines, and was just one of the most visually stunning and exhilarating places of natural beauty I’ve ever been to. I’m very happy I mixed up the constant, if lovely, warmth of the mainland with some of the refreshing crispness that the (smaller) island has to offer!

Very nervous being 60+ solo. (First time) Shouldn't have worried. Joey was our driver/tour guide. Always well aware if someone wasn't where they should be. Games & fun on the bus. Not a problem if you didn't want to join in. Looked it. Thankyou guys for a wonderful experience 💖 to Joey

Excellent 5 day tour around Tasmania, great guide (Keygan Reed). He has plenty of knowledge about everything : géologie, plants, animals, history. I loved the tour. Our guide knows perfectly to handle times and organisation. Everything was really perfect. I loved discovering Tasmania ! ♥️

Direct and honest review of Under Down Under's Tasmania Famous 5 (5 days & 4 nights)! The tour operator suggests the tour for ages 9-90. This piqued our interest as our 27 year old daughter wanted to travel Australia with her 59 & 66 aged parents. My wife and I are in great shape playing pickleball 3+ hours nearly every day. So we made the reservation. At every turn we were impressed with Under Down Under. They proactively emailed us, answered all our questions and reminded us of when and where to meet. Our guide and driver, Joe Taylor, was amazing! He had done our tour about 20 times so really knew the ins and outs to create a great experience. He was very relatable to the 20 of us traveling with him as he had lived in Australia, Canada and the UK. He also traveled the world as a backpacker. Joe’s first words to our group were along the lines of “you 20 strangers will become a family and will be very sad to say goodbye in five days time.” He was so right! The twenty of us ranged in age from 19 to 76. We were from Switzerland, England, Ireland, Spain, Denmark, Germany, China, Korea, Vietnam, US and Australia. We all got along so well and shared many stories. We ate, drank and joked together all day and night. The sights were magnificent. Each hike always had an “easy” option, many had an “intermediate” option and a few had a “difficult” option. Everyone was challenged but not made uncomfortable. Cradle Mountain and Mt. Amos were our favorites. At 59 I was still able to impress my Marine daughter with my ability to keep up with the two 19 year old Swiss boys. Don’t get me wrong, these were difficult hikes and the youngsters were not breaking the sweat as much as the old guy. The accommodations were always clean and comfortable. We opted for the hostels as this was a new experience for us. The hotel option was more the norm for the more mature crowd but there were a few brave older crew that bunked with the younger generation… I really enjoyed the hostel vibe and would NOT have changed this decision. The food options were many and satisfied all budgets and tastes. The only additions to the info provided would be to bring shower slippers, ear plugs and eye mask. If you are young, or young at heart, you will love this adventure trip! Another shoutout to Joe for making this trip so special, fun and successful!