Small Groups
Country Collection
When do you want to travel?
7 days, 1 country and 6 cities
6 nights accommodation
6 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 4 Dinners
Balanced
Maximum 24 people
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Take in Tasmania’s wild beauty on this 7-day tour with a Small Group of up to 24 travellers accompanied by an expert Driver guide. Travel through Hobart, Launceston and Freycinet National Park. You’ll explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and stand on beaches where the sea feels impossibly close. There’s time for local flavours too, from wineries and breweries to farm gates filled with fresh produce. Along the way, your stays add another layer to the journey, including a contemporary farm stay where you can pick fruit straight from the orchard and settle into rural Tasmania at its most inviting.
This trip is operated by our Australia and New Zealand Specialists at AAT Kings.
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About this trip
Sightseeing highlights
Explore the Port Arthur Historic Site and soak up the holiday atmosphere of Bicheno
Discover the significance of a welcome to Country smoking ceremony and bush tucker walk
Visit Bridestowe Lavender Farm, and relax on an Aussie farm stay surrounded by orchards and vineyards
Scenic Cruise with a relaxed lunch on Wineglass Bay
What's included?
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An expert Driver Guide
Porterage where hotels provide this service
Breakfast daily and up to half of your evening meals
Must-see sightseeing
This trip is operated by our Australia and New Zealand Specialists at AAT Kings.
You'll make a positive impact to people, planet and wildlife on this tour



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