Built 2013
Tasmania
Per cabin · includes taxes & fees
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6 stops
Architectural icon; guided tours or harbor views. Utter must-see.
Climb or walk across for 360-degree vistas. Bucket-list experience.
Aquarium, ferries, and fireworks spot. Entertainment hub.
Surfing mecca with coastal walk. Aussie beach culture.
Provocative underground art museum, ferry access. World's most infamous private museum.
Vibrant Saturday market with local produce, crafts, and street food. Must for foodies (check cruise day).
Summit drive or shuttle for 360-degree views. Windy pinnacle lookout.
Australia's oldest brewery tours and tastings. Beer history in gardens.
Convict penal colony ruins, churches, parrots; guided ghost tour option. Australia's Alcatraz. Haunting must.
Coastal rock formations, sea caves crashing waves. Short walks. Dramatic geology.
Nocturnal devils, quolls, eagles up close. Feeding times. Wildlife reserve.
Separate island boy convicts' site; ferry views. Youth reform history. Poignant add-on.
120 hectares of plants, lakes, and city skyline views. Free.
Iconic yellow Edwardian terminus; clock tower meetup.
Modern cultural hub with events, art, and cafes. City heart.
Vast food and flea market; street eats.
Fascinating story of Old Tom, the orca who herded whales for whalers. Exhibits on whaling history with boat displays. Must for maritime history.
Historic lighthouse tower with whale observatory. Climb for 360 views. Iconic landmark.
Beaches, lookouts, and bushwalks with kangaroo sightings. Aslings Beach for swimming. Nature escape nearby.
Boat trips to spot humpbacks and southern rights (seasonal). Guaranteed sightings often. Thrilling marine encounter.