Two people in winter jackets approach and board a white coach parked on a city street in Hobart, with a large building and trees in the background.
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Hobart City & Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Tour

from A$190
7 hours 15 mins
Hobart
All Ages (0+)
Free Cancellation (24 hours prior)

See kunanyi/Mount Wellington (weather permitting), Hobart's city sights including Salamanca Place and the Botanical Gardens, the Georgian village of Richmond and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in one Gray Line day tour from Brooke Street Pier. Live commentary and Bonorong entry are included.

  • Two people in winter jackets approach and board a white coach parked on a city street in Hobart, with a large building and trees in the background.
  • Sailboats are moored on calm water reflecting Hobart City’s buildings and trees under a clear blue sky, inviting you to tour the picturesque waterfront before heading to nearby attractions like Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • A charming stone bridge with three arches crosses a river in Hobart City, surrounded by lush greenery and trees, with people walking below and a church spire visible in the background—a picturesque stop on any tour en route to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • Curved wooden boardwalk with railings over a pond with lily pads in a lush garden; a child leans over the railing, reminiscent of tranquil strolls you might find during a Hobart City tour or whilst exploring nearby places such as Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • Five people walk together on a paved path surrounded by trees, viewed from behind, on a cloudy day, as if embarking on a relaxed tour near Hobart City or perhaps heading towards the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • A long bridge with many pillars spans across blue water, with cars traveling in both directions. The city of Hobart and green mountains are visible in the background under a clear blue sky. | Aussie Loop
  • A brick building with large windows and signs reading Woodcraft Shop stands on a quiet street under a cloudy sky, inviting those exploring Hobart City on a tour or heading to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to discover its local charm.
  • Street scene at sunset with a lamp post, houses, and a dramatic sky with orange clouds in the background, capturing the tranquil charm of Hobart City—a perfect moment you might encounter during a leisurely tour after visiting Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • Two girls sit on grass feeding kangaroos in a park with trees in the background during their tour of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary near Hobart City. One girl is smiling whilst offering food to a small kangaroo.
  • A man in a black polo shirt and cap holds a wombat wrapped in a yellow blanket outdoors at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, with blue sky and trees in the background, offering visitors an authentic wildlife experience near Hobart City.
  • A Tasmanian devil with black fur and white markings stands on a grassy path, facing the camera, with greenery in the background at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary near Hobart City—a must-see stop on your tour.
  • Two people in winter jackets approach and board a white coach parked on a city street in Hobart, with a large building and trees in the background.
  • Sailboats are moored on calm water reflecting Hobart City’s buildings and trees under a clear blue sky, inviting you to tour the picturesque waterfront before heading to nearby attractions like Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • A charming stone bridge with three arches crosses a river in Hobart City, surrounded by lush greenery and trees, with people walking below and a church spire visible in the background—a picturesque stop on any tour en route to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • Curved wooden boardwalk with railings over a pond with lily pads in a lush garden; a child leans over the railing, reminiscent of tranquil strolls you might find during a Hobart City tour or whilst exploring nearby places such as Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • Five people walk together on a paved path surrounded by trees, viewed from behind, on a cloudy day, as if embarking on a relaxed tour near Hobart City or perhaps heading towards the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • A long bridge with many pillars spans across blue water, with cars traveling in both directions. The city of Hobart and green mountains are visible in the background under a clear blue sky. | Aussie Loop
  • A brick building with large windows and signs reading Woodcraft Shop stands on a quiet street under a cloudy sky, inviting those exploring Hobart City on a tour or heading to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to discover its local charm.
  • Street scene at sunset with a lamp post, houses, and a dramatic sky with orange clouds in the background, capturing the tranquil charm of Hobart City—a perfect moment you might encounter during a leisurely tour after visiting Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • Two girls sit on grass feeding kangaroos in a park with trees in the background during their tour of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary near Hobart City. One girl is smiling whilst offering food to a small kangaroo.
  • A man in a black polo shirt and cap holds a wombat wrapped in a yellow blanket outdoors at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, with blue sky and trees in the background, offering visitors an authentic wildlife experience near Hobart City.
  • A Tasmanian devil with black fur and white markings stands on a grassy path, facing the camera, with greenery in the background at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary near Hobart City—a must-see stop on your tour.

Quick read before you book.

  • Summit views from kunanyi/Mount Wellington
  • Meet Tasmanian devils at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Sandstone cottages and Australia's oldest bridge in Richmond
  • Salamanca Place and the Botanical Gardens
  • Four highlights in one easy day

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What could be better?

Honestly, not much. It's a full day on the coach, so wear comfy layers and plan your must sees, as some stops are self guided.

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Included in this tour.

  • Coach tour with live commentary
  • kunanyi/Mount Wellington summit, weather permitting
  • Hobart city sights including Salamanca Place and the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
  • Free time in Richmond Village
  • Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary entry

Commonly asked questions.

The tour departs Brooke Street Pier, 12 Franklin Wharf, at 9:15am. Check in at the Gray Line Day Tour counter inside the pier 15 minutes before departure.

Yes, from most hotels within 2 km of the Hobart CBD, but it must be arranged at least 24 hours before the tour. Pick ups start about 45 minutes before departure. If you're unsure, make your way to Brooke Street Pier.

Food and hot drinks aren't allowed on board, but there's time to buy food on all full day tours.

You'll be back in Hobart between 5:00 and 5:30pm.

Monday to Friday from 1 November to 30 April, and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 1 May to 31 October.

Yes, your Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary entry fee is included, along with live commentary throughout the day.

Yes, weather permitting. The visit to the summit of kunanyi/Mount Wellington can change if conditions aren't safe. For a dedicated mountain trip, see the Mt Wellington morning escorted tour.
Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, the last stop on this tour, is one of the easiest places to meet Tasmanian devils near Hobart. Our three day Hobart itinerary shows how to fit it in.

Cancellations within 24 hours of departure, and no shows, are charged 100% of the tour price. Changing your booking within 24 hours may also attract a 20% amendment fee.

Tours go ahead in all weather unless there's an extreme weather warning, a safety issue or a road closure. If a tour has to be cancelled in extreme circumstances, refunds are given.

Yes. Children aged 4 to 15 get up to 50% off the adult fare, and child restraints are highly recommended. Infants and children under 7 can't sit in the first two rows of the coach.

Wheelchair accessible vehicles can be arranged with at least 48 hours notice. Some tours suit limited mobility better than others, so contact Gray Line before booking to talk through your needs.

More about this tour.

One day, four very different sides of southern Tasmania. This Gray Line tour leaves Brooke Street Pier at 9:15am and, weather permitting, climbs to the summit of kunanyi/Mount Wellington for the view over Hobart and the Derwent before a city tour that takes in Salamanca Place and the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens.In the afternoon you head out to Richmond, a Georgian village of sandstone cottages and Australia's oldest bridge still in use, with time to wander the shops and galleries. The day ends at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a rescue and rehabilitation sanctuary where you'll meet Tasmanian devils, wombats and kangaroos up close. Your Bonorong entry is included.Want more time with the animals? The Russell Falls and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary day tour adds Mount Field National Park, and our guide to things to do in Hobart fills in the rest of your stay.Back in Hobart between 5:00 and 5:30pm. Check availability for your dates.

Additional info.

Departs: 9:15am from Brooke Street Pier, 12 Franklin Wharf, Hobart. Please check in at the Gray Line Day Tour counter inside the pier 15 minutes before departure. Returns between 5:00 and 5:30pm.Operating days: Monday to Friday from 1 November to 30 April. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 1 May to 31 October.Weather: The Mount Wellington visit may change with the weather.What to bring:
  • Warm clothing, as the summit can be cold in any season
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Money for lunch, as food can be bought on the day
Food and hot drinks aren't allowed on the coach.