Cradle Mountain Park Explorer Day Tour
Discover the best of Cradle Mountain on a fully guided day tour from Launceston. Journey through Sheffield and picturesque landscapes to Tasmania's iconic Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park, with expert commentary, flexible pick ups, and a light picnic lunch included.
Highlights
- Scenic journey from Launceston via Sheffield, the Town of Murals
- Travel through gorges, rain forest, and button grass plains
- Explore Cradle Mountain, Tasmania's iconic World Heritage listed National Park
- Expert local guide providing full commentary and insights
- Flexible pick up points in Launceston
Inclusions
- Winter departures (May to August) on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday
- Daily departures from September to April (except Christmas Day)
- National Park Pass
- Pick up and drop off in Launceston
- Light picnic lunch included
- Fully guided tour with expert commentary
Description
Experience the awe-inspiring Cradle Mountain Park Explorer Day Tour, departing from Launceston at 7.30am. You'll set off via Sheffield, known as the Town of Murals, before venturing into the stunning landscape of gorges, rain forests, and button grass plains, all the way to Tasmania's legendary Cradle Mountain.
This expertly guided day tour showcases the incredible flora, fauna, and unique geographical features of the World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park. Your guide will keep you entertained with local stories and insights, ensuring you get a true taste of this renowned wilderness area.
Be picked up from either Hotel Grand Chancellor at 7.30am or Launceston Backpackers at 7.40am for a stress free start to your day. Remember to pack warm and waterproof clothing, as well as comfortable walking shoes designed for the Cradle Mountain climate.
The coach returns to Launceston around 5.30pm, with timing subject to weather, traffic, and guest considerations. You're in for a real, curated Tassie experience where all the details are looked after so you can focus on soaking in the Aussie wilds.