WORLD CLASS DESTINATION -- TASMANIA
Tasmania is a destination with excellent natural scenery, diverse wild native animals and famous heritages. It was awarded the fifth best destination of the world in 2003-2004.
In Tasmania you will experience the best fresh air and water, and a pristine wilderness environment in some areas. National parks occupy more than one third of the island. You have ready access to dense forests, green grassland, clean beaches and magnificent ocean views.
In Tasmania you will have the chance to get close to Tasmania’s native animals, such as kangaroo, wallaby, wombat, koala and Tasmania devil etc…..
In Tasmania, you will appreciate many famous historical Australian sites. These include Australia’s oldest catholic church, stone bridge, casino, brewery, city and town, and the most renowned prison at Port Arthur and the second biggest chocolate factory in the world
In Tasmania you will have the opportunity to taste fresh seafood, worlds class cool climate wine and clean agricultural products. The famous seafood includes oysters, salmon, lobster and abalone. Tasmanian wines have won many Australian and international awards.
In Tasmania you will have the chance to try diverse challenging outdoor sports. You may choose horse-riding, fishing, bush walking or rafting. You can even go diving for abalone. If you love to play golf, there are more than seventy well-maintained golf courses for you to choose from.
There is no reason for you to miss out on Tasmania when you travel to Australia, as Tasmania is a world class destination, and you will enjoy high quality tourism services that we provide.
Whenever you come, it is nearly always quiet and comfortable. Approximately 200 years ago, Tasmania was penal colony for English convicts, however, it has become a world famous tourist destination. It was ranked second in the world’s ten most famous holiday islands sponsored by “Travel & Leisure” magazine of the USA, and has obtained the honor of the world’s fifth best tourism destination in year 2002-2003.
The primitive natural landscape is reminiscent of the Land of Peach Blossoms (earthly paradise), and the fairyland of abode of immortals in a Chinese fable. The strong colonial atmosphere gives you the feeling of being mistaken, as if the time is winding back. The pure air, water and environment produce excellent wine, delicious seafood and agricultural products.
Tasmania differs from other hot Australian travel spots. Tasmania’s special tourism features can be generalized as: beautiful natural scenery, the feeling of going back in time to the colonial era, colonial architecture and specialized produce.
Exquisite natural scenery
Many Chinese visitors to Australia only knew of Darling Harbor and the Opera House in Sydney, the Penguin Island and the Twelve Apostles in Victoria, the Gold Coast and the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland. Few people realize that there are many more beautiful and worthwhile tourist attractions in Tasmania.
From Sandy Bay in Hobart, views of the mountain, water, the blue sky and countless white sails are relaxing, indulging in pleasure enticing so that you forget to go home. Along the east coast, you see exquisite and fascinating landscapes with rich hues. At Coles Bay, views coming into your eyes include blue Ocean, white beaches and colorful rock, which gives you the feeling of flying in the fairyland of abode of the immortals. Wineglass Bay, which is one of the world’s ten most beautiful bays, Its beauty is almost indescribable.
Tasmanian national parks are spectacular. Cradle Mountain and Gorden River contain innumerable fairyland-like places that visitors to the state love to see. At the top of the Tasmanian World Heritage Area is Cradle Mountain where the scenes of lakes and mountains have a unique beauty. The beautiful Cradle Mountain is reflected in the quiet Dove Lake, the fresh, cool streams cuts through the jade-green forest airily, and the old trees stand quietly by the lake, only occasionally a few clear and crisp birds' twitter to wake you fiercely from a dream like state and make you aware that you are not in a huge drew...
The time winds back
As the political, economic and cultural center of Tasmania, Hobart seems to have few aspects of modernization in comparison with other provincial capital cities in western developed society. There are no tall buildings, wide highways, international airport and five stars hotel. However in Tasmania you can always feel serene, comfortable and ease, leisure, fresh and beauty. Coming to Tasmania it is as if you are stepping into a place that has changed very little in the last century, as the Land of Peach Blossoms (earthly paradise) described in a Chinese story。
Taking a stroll along the street in Hobart, you will find colonial buildings in the downtown vicinity. Walking into Hobart is almost as if you are visiting an architectural museum, and the wooden handicrafts in the stores, made from the ancient Huon pine, show thousand years’ history of these trees with their clear annual rings.
In Australia’s famous historic town Richmond, when you see the orderly streets, the oldest stone bridge in Australia and the oldest church in Australia, you feel as if you have stepped back in time by 200 years .
Colonial Architecture
Hobart is said to be a city with the most English style and features. Apart from Hobart, most cities and towns in Tasmania also have a strong English style and features. Early English immigrants to Tasmania built these towns on the other side of the world far from England according to their memory and perhaps to relieve their homesickness. There are many buildings with English styles of the 19th century, such as the Victorian era and Georgion era … Hence Tasmania is like a gallery of English buildings from the 19th century. These buildings and towns copied from England gives the impression that England is just in front of you. Visiting Tasmania is like being in another place in another era.
Superb food and world class wine
Tasmania’s fresh air, pure water and rich land, in addition to the use of restricted agrochemicals means that marine and agricultural products are clean and have excellent nourishment value. If you visited Tasmania but failed to eat up lobster, abalone, oyster and salmon, you would like to regret it. Similarly, if you have not tasted apples produced in Tasmania, you should not appreciate the significance of ‘apple isles’.
Cool weather, rich land, abundant grape cultivation combined with advanced wine technique has yielded Tasmania’s red and white wine, vintage wine and vapor wine in different varieties, including the famous Chardonnay, Pinot, Riesling, Cabernet sauvignon, sauvignon blanc and Semillions etc.. In the International Wine Exhibition 2000 in Hong Kong and 2002 in Sydney, Tasmania’s cool climate wines were awarded 2 gold medals with some silver medals. With such world class wines in before you, can you resist tasting them?
The jade-green and rich steppe with its mild weather produces outstanding of red meat, butter, cheese and other products.
It can be the pleasure of a life time to travel to such an earthly paradise as Tasmania where you can feast your eyes, experience a time warp and satisfy your appetite for good food and wine？
Our Services
Itineraries: We have in-depth knowledge of the local tourism industry, so we can arrange the most suitable itineraries for our customers, according to their interest, background and time of arrival.
Accommodation and meals： We have built very close relationships with local hotels and Chinese restaurants, and we are able to provide our customers with quality accommodation and meals at reasonable prices.
Transportation： We can arrange for different vehicles, from 5 seats to 48 seats, at competitive rates
Chinese tour guide： we can provide experienced Chinese-speaking local guides
Chinese driving guide: More than 10 years experience Chinese driving guides with 8 or 12 seat minibus for small groups
Conference interpreting： Qualified and Experienced Chinese-English interpreters are available for conferences
Itineraries includes Southern Tasmanian 3 days tour, Tasmanian selected 4 days tour and Tasmania selected 5 days tour.
3 days tour itinerary
Day 1 Richmond - Hobart city tour
Arriving at Hobart airport this morning. Firstly, you will travel to the well protected historic town of Richmond and visit the oldest stone bridge and the existing oldest catholic church in Australia. In Richmond you will feel as if you have stepped back in time by 200 years. You will then travel to the capital city of Tasmania – Hobart. It is the second oldest city in Australia, built in 1804. You will visit the most famous natural scenery and historic sites in the Hobart area. This includes: Hobart’s beautiful Botanical Gardens, the birthplace of Hobart - Battery Point, Salamanca Place - Tasmania's number one lifestyle precinct, the beautiful villadoms in Sandy Bay, the oldest casino in Australia and the top of Mt Wellington where you will experience the spectacular views of Hobart and surrounds.
Day 2 Tasman Peninsular – Port Arthur
This drive is one of the most unforgettable tourism drives in Tasmania and Australia. The Tasman Peninsular is famous not only for its beautiful natural scenery, but also for its historic sites such as Port Arthur and its rich history. You will appreciate the beauty of the Pirates Bay, experience some of Tasmania’s natural wonders such as the Tessellated Pavement, Tasman Arch, Blowhole and the Devils Kitchen, visit Tasmania’s most renowned tourist attraction, Port Arthur Historic Site.
Day 3 Mt Field national park
Mt Field national park is the first national park in Tasmania. At Mt Field you will be wandering in the temperate-zone rainforest, seeing many tall trees and the famous Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls. Afternoon you will visit a wild life park where you will see Tasmania’s devils and many other animals. Back to Hobart airport and leaving Tasmania at night
4 days tour itinerary
Day 1 Richmond - Hobart city tour
Arriving at Hobart airport this morning. Firstly, you will travel to the well protected historic town of Richmond and visit the oldest stone bridge and the existing oldest catholic church in Australia. In Richmond you will feel as if you have stepped back in time by 200 years. You will then travel to the capital city of Tasmania – Hobart. It is the second oldest city in Australia, built in 1804. You will visit the most famous natural scenery and historic sites in the Hobart area. This includes: Hobart’s beautiful Botanical Gardens, the birthplace of Hobart - Battery Point, Salamanca Place - Tasmania's number one lifestyle precinct, the beautiful villadoms in Sandy Bay, the oldest casino in Australia and the top of Mt Wellington where you will experience the spectacular views of Hobart and surrounds.
Day 2 Tasman Peninsular – Port Arthur
This drive is one of the most unforgettable tourism drives in Tasmania and Australia. The Tasman Peninsular is famous not only for its beautiful natural scenery, but also for its historic sites such as Port Arthur and its rich history. You will appreciate the beauty of the Pirates Bay, experience some of Tasmania’s natural wonders such as the Tessellated Pavement, Tasman Arch, Blowhole and the Devils Kitchen, visit Tasmania’s most renowned tourist attraction, Port Arthur Historic Site.
Day 3 Tahune Airwalk
You will enter to Tasmania’s primeval forest to experience the novel Tahune Airwalk, where you will have the feel of viewing the world with bird’s eyes. When you walk along the airwalk, you will be raised gradually to a height of 48 metre above the ground and river to see some exquisite natural scenery that you have never experienced. You will visit Huon Pine Souvenir Centre where you can buy crafts made from the unique Huon pine in the world. You will see the Big Tree that is more than 405 tons in weight. You may visit the Australian Antartic Division if it is not a public holiday today.
Day 4 Mt Field national park
Mt Field national park is the first national park in Tasmania. At Mt Field you will be wandering in the temperate-zone rainforest, seeing many tall trees and the famous Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls. Afternoon you will visit a wild life park where you will see Tasmania’s devils and many other animals. Back to Hobart airport and leaving Tasmania at night