• Port Arthur was used in the 18th century to hold prisons of recidivism and is now a tourist attraction full of beautiful scenery.

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• Eagle Neck - The most closely related place between the Eaglehawk Neck and Port Arthur Prison, the former prisoner escaped from prison, escaped from Port Arthur only half successful, but only through the narrow neck of the eagle neck, is considered a real success.

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• Richmond was the first place in Tasmania to be built and settled by exiled prisoners in the early 19th century. The town's Richmond Bridge is also currently used in Australia. One of the oldest bridges! The nearby "St. John's Church" is also the "oldest Catholic church". Travellers who like to experience history and culture must not miss it!

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• Ross Town - Visit the world-famous animated master ~ Hayao Miyazaki's classic cartoon <Women's house urgency> framing place ~ KIKI working bread workshop, the store's aroma of ancient barbecue bread, people can't help but want to buy to taste!

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Hotel: Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart or similar

• Sheffield mural town located at the foot of Roland Mountain on the back of Tasmania, 63 km from Cradle Mountain. Mural paintings in the town can be seen everywhere. Crazy artists and professional painters leave no half-wall blank, so it has the reputation of "City of Murals". It was introduced in the travel specials filmed by Eason Chan in 2007.

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• Cradle Mountain Park  -  One of the three must-see attractions in Tasmania, it is listed as a World Heritage Site. Located in the Cradle Mountain of Tasmania - north of Lake St Clair National Park. At an altitude of 1,545 meters, it is named after the British cradle.

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Hotel: Stanley Seaview Inn or similar

 

• Seal Cruise - A must-go in Stanley, the boat will lead you to this seal paradise where wild seals live, watch the seals close-up and enjoy the most natural life of the seals. (The cruise departure will depend on the weather conditions)

 

• The Nut - Located in the popular tourist town of Stanley in the northwest corner of Tasmania, it is known as Uluru at sea and is Tasmania's most famous landmark. The stone is 152 meters high and has a history of 13 million years to the large and ancient volcanic rock formations.

 

• Highfield Historic Site - Highfield is a preserved historic building, including homes, gardens, etc., all considered to be the birthplace of European settlements in northwestern Tasmania. Built in 1832, it is an important part of Tasmania's historical heritage.

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Hotel: Stanley Seaview Inn or similar

• Honey Farm or Seasonal Orchard - Combination of clean water and rich soil make Tasmania's sweet and beautiful seasonal fruit. High purity honey is also one of the signature gifts.

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• Velo Winery - The owner of Velo Winery, Michael, was originally an Olympic cyclist, which is why the winery is named Velo. The winery is committed to the promotion of French culture and is the only winery in Tasmania that combines French culture with Australian culture.

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Hotel: Aspect Tamar Valley Resort or similar

• Tasmania Zoo is home to the Tasmanian devil and the unique animals of Australia and Tasmania. The Tasmania Devil is a unique animal of the locality. It is equivalent to a medium-sized dog, although it is a Carnivorous animal but still pretty cute, here you can experience close contact with the devil and hug the cute wombat and get a special photo!

 

• Tamar Farm - Located in a key farm estate in the north of Launceston. The owner of the estate has a wealth of resources. Here you can see Australia's unique alpaca, pony and other special animals. Finally, the owner of the estate will present an Australian national banquet "Australian BBQ Lunch" and English afternoon tea for their guests. 

 

In a blink of a eye, the tour has come to an end!

 

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