Falls & Devils Mt Field Day Tour from Hobart
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Falls & Devils Mt Field Day Tour from Hobart

from A$189
9 hours
Hobart
All Ages (0+)
Free Cancellation (24 hours prior)

Spend a full day out of Hobart in a small group, walking through giant ferns to Russell Falls in Mt Field National Park, meeting Tasmanian devils and hand feeding kangaroos at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, and strolling historic Richmond. You finish on the summit of kunanyi / Mt Wellington, with park entry, sanctuary entry and central Hobart pickup all included.

Quick read before you book.

  • Waterfalls, wildlife, history and the mountain in one day
  • Easy rainforest walk to Russell Falls beneath giant swamp gums
  • Hand feed kangaroos and meet Tasmanian devils up close
  • Stroll Richmond and see Australia's oldest stone bridge
  • Hobart and the Derwent River from the kunanyi / Mt Wellington summit
  • Scenic drives through the Derwent and Coal River valleys

Included in this tour.

  • Small group touring with a live local guide
  • Pickup and drop off at selected central Hobart hotels
  • Return transport from Hobart
  • Mt Field National Park entry fee
  • Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary entry fee
  • Drop off back at your pickup point or in the Hobart CBD

Commonly asked questions.

Pickups run from 7:30 to 7:50am at seven central Hobart points, and your exact time is set by your hotel. If you are staying outside central Hobart, meet the group at 20 Davey Street.

The day runs about 9 hours, with roughly 90 minutes at Mt Field, 80 minutes at Bonorong, 90 minutes in Richmond and 40 minutes on the summit of kunanyi / Mt Wellington. You are dropped back at your pickup point or anywhere in the Hobart CBD.

Tours run in all weather, and your guide may change the order of stops for weather or safety, so cloud on the summit can mean visiting Mt Wellington first thing instead. If the operator cancels a departure, you can move to another date or take a full refund, and our guide to when to visit Tasmania helps you pick your season.

Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund. No refund applies if you miss the departure, join after it leaves or leave the tour early, so travel insurance that covers cancellation is a smart move.

Yes, families are welcome and children and infants travel at discounted rates. Child car seats are available, so mention your child's age when you book.

A basic level of fitness is all you need, as the Russell Falls walk is easy and the other stops involve short, gentle walking. Let the operator know about any medical conditions or access needs when you book.

Meals and drinks are not included. You stop in Richmond for lunch at your own cost, and there are regular stops along the way for food, drinks and toilets.

Pack water, sunscreen, a hat, comfortable walking shoes, a camera and a warm layer for the summit, and leave large bags at your accommodation. Our Australia packing list covers the rest of your trip.
No. Pickup and drop off from central Hobart are included, and our guide to Tasmania without a car shows how to plan the rest of your trip.

Yes, as long as your ship is in port long enough. iWander picks up and drops off at the Hobart cruise terminal and sometimes runs shorter versions of the day, so check your ship's times with the operator before booking.

More about this tour.

Most Hobart day trips make you choose between waterfalls, wildlife, history or the mountain. This one, run by local small group operator iWander Tasmania, fits all four into a single loop, so in about nine hours you see the tall forests of the Derwent Valley, the farmland of the Coal River Valley and the whole city from the top of kunanyi / Mt Wellington.Your guide collects you from central Hobart between 7:30 and 7:50am and heads up the Derwent Valley to Mt Field National Park. You get around an hour and a half here, on an easy walk through giant ferns and towering swamp gums, some of the tallest flowering trees on the planet, to the tiered cascade of Russell Falls.Next it is across to the Coal River Valley and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, where you spend about 80 minutes with Tasmanian devils, wombats and a mob of kangaroos more than happy to eat out of your hand. Then comes Richmond, a Georgian village of sandstone buildings and Australia's oldest stone bridge, built by convicts. Lunch is yours to choose here, and a Tassie scallop pie is never the wrong call.The day wraps up on the summit of kunanyi / Mt Wellington, looking out over Hobart, the Derwent River and southern Tasmania. The mountain makes its own weather, so if cloud is sitting on top your guide may move the summit to the start of the day to give you the clearest view. Liked having a local in the driver's seat? iWander also runs a Port Arthur deep history tour led by a convict descendant, and our guide to things to do in Hobart fills in the rest of your stay. Explore the day above, then check availability for your date.

Additional info.

Pickup times in central Hobart:
  • Grand Chancellor Hotel, on Campbell Street by the red Sky Bus sign: 7:30am
  • Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre: 7:35am
  • 64 St Georges Terrace: 7:38am
  • Travelodge Hobart: 7:40am
  • Vibe Hotel: 7:43am
  • Allurity Hotel: 7:45am
  • Tower Motel: 7:48am
On Sundays, Allurity Hotel guests meet at the Vibe Hotel at 7:45am because of the farmers market road closure. Staying outside central Hobart? Meet the group at 20 Davey Street, Hobart. Be waiting outside your pickup point at least 5 minutes before your time.Meals and drinks are not included. You stop for lunch in Richmond, and there are regular stops where food, drinks and toilets are easy to reach. Bring water, sunscreen, a hat, comfortable walking shoes, a camera and a warm layer for the summit.The walks are easy and need only a basic level of fitness. Day tours have no luggage storage, so leave large bags and strollers at your accommodation. Child car seats are available, and iWander accepts the Companion Card. The tour runs all year round in all weather.Arriving by cruise ship? Pickup and drop off at the Hobart cruise terminal are available, and shorter versions of this day sometimes run when ships are in port for less time, so check with the operator before you book.