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Tassie Tours

About Tassie Tours

Tassie Tours runs small-group trips that cover the best parts of Tasmania without rushing or overloading the schedule. The guides are friendly, the itineraries are well-paced, and the focus is on making the most of nature, local food, and laid-back stops. Whether it’s a day trip to Bruny Island or a multi-day loop around the state, you’ll get a good mix of highlights and hidden gems without needing to plan everything yourself.

When to visit

Autumn gives you clear roads, mild days, and changing colours across national parks. It’s great for hiking, photos, and easy sightseeing.

Most popular: April - May

Spring · Sep, Oct, Nov

Spring brings cool mornings, fresh growth, and longer days. It’s a great time to visit places like Mount Field or Wineglass Bay without the summer crowds. Wildflowers and waterfalls are at their best, and the weather is just warm enough to enjoy full days outdoors with a light jacket.

Summer · Dec, Jan, Feb

Summer is peak season, especially along the east coast. Tours run frequently, and the longer daylight hours give you more time at each stop. Expect warmer temperatures, busier trails, and vibrant towns. It’s the best time for beaches, fresh produce, and wildlife spotting, but tours fill quickly so booking ahead is smart.

Autumn · Mar, Apr, May

Autumn is ideal for Tassie travel. The weather stays comfortable, and the forests in places like Cradle Mountain and the Huon Valley start to turn gold. The crowds ease off, making it easier to enjoy national parks and wineries without rushing. It’s also a great time for walking tours and photo stops.

Winter · Jun, Jul, Aug

Winter is cold but has its perks. The air is crisp, the snow starts to settle on highland trails, and the state feels quieter. Some tours shift focus to short walks, scenic drives, and warming food experiences. If you don’t mind the cold, it’s a peaceful time to explore Tasmania’s less crowded side.

Weather Highlights

  • Summer high

    22°C / 72°F

  • Winter low

    4°C / 39°F

  • Rain

    158 days

  • Snow

    0 days

Location

Getting There

Most Tassie Tours depart from Hobart or Launceston. If you’re flying in, both cities have airports with connections from Melbourne and Sydney. Pickup is usually from central hotels or designated meeting points in the CBD. Once booked, you’ll get exact times and locations, and everything is walkable or a short ride from most accommodations.

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