Escape to the uncharted landscapes of Narawntapu National Park for extraordinary views of the stunning scenery of wetlands and wildlife when you book this guided tour in Burnie. Your tour gives you the chance to explore the iconic Narawntapu National Park under the leadership of an expert guide. Narawntapu National Park is perfect for nature lovers, whether they are looking to enjoy a picnic in the park or go on a bushwalking journey thanks to its variety of exotic plants and settings like lagoons, and opportunities to see rare wildlife like Tasmanian devils and common wombats. You’ll also get to enjoy a comfortable coastal drive from Burnie or Devonport with the option of a pickup from Launceston, making this tour convenient for outdoor enthusiasts.

Commence your scenic tour by hopping on a comfortable vehicle to capture stunning views of farmland, beaches, and historic towns that dot Tasmania’s North West Coast as you travel from your port to the iconic Narawntapu National Park. This historic national park was once known as the “Asbestos Range National Park” due to the area’s rich mining history that involved mining for asbestos beyond the park. Since mining activity never took place in the park, the name changed but is still a vast complex of wetlands, tiny islands, lagoons, and other unique environments that stretches from the beaches along the Bass Strait to coastal ranges with low elevations. Follow your guide to catch stunning views of the on-site historic farm, various flora, dunes, headlands, and more as you explore the Narawntapu National Park once you arrive.

Known locally as “Tasmania’s Serengeti,” this Australian national park is home to an abundance of wildlife, including Forester kangaroos and common wombats. Many of these native wildlife inhabitants, like the Tasmanian devils and Bennett’s wallabies are nocturnal or active around dusk when they often come out to graze the grasslands for food. If you’re lucky, you may even get a chance to catch a rare glimpse of the Tasmanian devil and other nocturnal creatures that dare emerge from their burrows or hollow caves to venture out in the daylight before wrapping up your tour.

From breathtaking lagoon views to catching a glimpse of rare native wildlife, Narawntapu National Park offers much to see and do.

Take a scenic drive through the Cradle Mountain Valley region for a breathtaking view, visit the Town of Murals, and more when you book this exciting tour in Burnie. Your tour includes a scenic drive that takes you past through some of the most impressive farmlands in Tasmania and the chance to enjoy freshly brewed coffee while admiring iconic murals with stops at Forth Braddons Lookout and the historic rural town of Sheffields. You’ll even get to visit a historic town known for its fauna residents, the fairy penguins, and walk around Dove Lake in Cradle Mountain while indulging in a light lunch and Tasmanian wine. With so many opportunities to catch breathtaking views of the central highlands and ocean, this excursion is ideal for photographers and outdoor enthusiasts alike!

Start your tour departing from the northern Tasmanian town of Ulverstone to make your way to see the iconic murals in the rural yet cool town of Sheffield, a rural yet cool town that sits at the base of Mount Sheffield in the region of Cradle Mountain Valley. Every year, about 200,000 street artists and tourists from across the globe flock to this “Town of Murals” to behold streets dotted with over 60 murals of the area’s breathtaking scenery and rich history. Continue your scenic tour by heading to Forth Valley, where you’ll get to see breathtaking views from Forth Braddons Lookout. Grab your camera to take great oceanside views and capture stunning photos of the central highlands, red soil volcanic farmlands, and the iconic Cradle Mountain in the distance.

Next, head to the charming coastal town of Penguin to admire the architectural excellence of its historic landmarks, such as the keyhole windows and horseshoe arches that depict the Federation Carpenter Gothic style of the Penguin Uniting Church. This seaside church was built at the turn of the 20th century and overlooks the Bass Strait. While Penguin was first settled in the mid 19th century, this historic town is also home to crowds of fairy penguins, the world’s smallest penguins, which hang out by Penguin Town’s golden beaches.

Continue your tour to the main attraction of Cradle Mountain, Tasmania’s sixth highest mountain. This World Heritage Site’s summit reaches as high as 1,165 feet and is surrounded by a unique scenery of glacial lakes, ancient forests, and river gorges that run deep, making this mountain the perfect place for taking postcard-worthy photos. While visiting the area, you’ll also get a chance to indulge in a delicious light lunch and whet your palate with Tasmania’s award-winning wine. Wrap up your tour with a walk at the nearby Dove Lake for stunning views of the surrounding snow-capped mountains, pencil pines, tussock grasses, and a rare glimpse of native wildlife like wombats and pademelons.

If you’re looking for a way to combine a cultural experience with an outdoor adventure, then this tour is one you won’t want to miss.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at Petuna Seafoods, capture oceanside and valley views from a coastal drive and valley viewpoint, and more when you book this exciting excursion in Burnie. Your tour gives you the chance to enjoy an exclusive guided tour to get a behind the scenes look at the famous Petuna Seafoods and dine on a luxurious lunch in Devonport’s oldest historic building of The Grand on Macfie. You’ll also enjoy the convenience of a pickup from Burnie, Devonport, Launceston, and a coastal drive that gives you the chance to catch stunning views of Penguin beach and valley views from the top of Forth Valley at Forth Braddons Lookout. With the chance to enjoy award-winning Tasmanian wines at the Italian themed winery of Emilia Wines, sample delicious seafood, and capture spectacular images of the central highlands and pristine waters of Bass Strait, this tour is perfect for foodies and photographers alike.

Begin your scenic seafood-infused day tour with a convenient pickup from your port and board a luxury vehicle for a comfortable scenic drive along Ulverstone’s old coastal road. Along the way, you’ll catch a spectacular vision of the highlights of northwestern Tasmania, including beautiful beaches near Penguin that’s home to fairy penguins, historic towns, and lush farmlands. Grab your camera to catch stunning oceanside views of Bass Strait and wave “good day” to the wildlife along this scenic coastal route. You’ll also get a chance to head to the top of Forth Valley to take more postcard-worthy photos of the central highlights, Cradle Mountain and farmlands made of red volcanic soil with a stop at the Forth Braddons Lookout.

Your tour continues with a stop for a behind-the-scenes look at the seafood empire of Petuna Seafood Factory. Here, you’ll tour the facility and see how Una and Peter Rockliff transformed their entrepreneurial endeavors from a one-boat business to a seafood empire that supplies award-winning trout and salmon to restaurants across the globe. You’ll also get to enjoy devouring freshly cooked Tasmanian seafood and wrapping up this exclusive guided tour and visit with a cup of freshly brewed coffee.

Next, continue to one of the oldest historic buildings in Devonport with an exclusive lunch at The Grand on Macfie. Here, you’ll indulge in award-winning Tasmanian wine and a cold platter of some of the best Tasmanian seafood. While devouring your delicious Tasmanian dishes, you’ll enjoy the company of the hosts as they share past tales and enjoy panoramic views from the balcony. Wrap up this scenic tour by whetting your palate with a glass of delicious Tasmanian wine from the Italian-themed winery of Emilia Wines before heading back to your port.

From catching coastal views before heading to a seafood tour and luxury lunch to indulging in award-winning wine from an Italian-themed winery, this tour offers much to do. Book this exciting tour today and get ready for an unforgettable excursion right in Tasmania.