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This day trip is a nature lover’s dream. We start the day with a picturesque journey through the Derwent Valley to Mt. Field National Park, where Russell Falls is the star attraction. It’s a short stroll underneath enormous fern forests and some of the world’s tallest trees. After the calming effects of the tranquil walks, we visit the most famous local animal carer to visit orphaned native Australian animals, like Tasmania Devil. The next stop takes us to the picturesque town of Richmond to soak up local history. Tasmanian Scallop pies are just one of the wonders found in Richmond. After photographing the oldest bridge in Australia we make our way back to Hobart to summit Mt. Wellington for breathtaking views and panoramic pictures. ***Mt. Wellington summit time will depend on the weather (cloud cover). Either first thing in the morning or last thing in the afternoon. Other things to note iWander Tasmania has all the appropriate licenses, accreditation and insurances to deliver unforgettable memories while feeling safe at all times. PPV - Acc No 419295241 TICT - Acc No TICT1213417

You will experience getting up close and personal with our current herd of registered and friendly Australian Miniature Goats. We'll introduce to you their personalities and preferences and in no time you'll be finding a way to bring one home! They will make you laugh and smile and are super curious. We'll share with you our story of how we ended up living with a menagerie of animals and wildlife that share this land with us. We'll explain how we create this balance through applied permaculture design and regenerative practices. During the experience you will encounter 'chooks with no borders' who will venture out of the the orchard any way they can to get in on the action. At the conclusion of the experience you will be able to feed the animals. We'll let you give a special and unexpected treat to your favourite mini. Other things to note If there is heavy wet weather forecast on the day of the event then it will be cancelled. We will confirm as early as possible.

Our walking tour is showcasing Hobart's colonial past & present, highlighting many treasures along the way ,is physically not demanding and has been attended by all ages . Explore the remains of the early settlement, the convict men & women, the pubs, shady characters, the beautiful architectural treasures in Battery Point. Learn about Hobart's newest developments, attractions and best hospitality on offer. - Children are welcome - free of charge under the age of 16 years - Other things to note: The tour will start at the front Entrance of Salamanca Arts Centre, No 77 Salamanca Place and will take approx. 130 minutes ,returning to Salamanca. Please wear comfortable shoes and dress according to the forecast. During COVID-19 safety precautions are in place

The Tasmanian Guitar Experience 5pm: Guests arrive and are welcomed into Cary's beautiful home in the foot hills of kunanyi / Mount Wellington. They will arrive via the rambling garden and greeted with a complimentary beverage. Guests will then experience an intimate 1hr concert in the artist's studio. There, surrounded by hand made instruments, they will hear the stories of Tasmanian people and places that inspire Cary's music. There will be time for questions about the music and the guitars. Cary will also share his experiences and knowledge of his island home throughout the evening. Guests will then have a optional tour with Cary of his luthiery workshop where his instruments are crafted from local timbers and where small group guitar and ukulele courses are facilitated. 7pm: Guest depart. Other things to note There is no wheelchair access to the venue. Our Guests will need to be able to navigate an inclined pathway and 13 garden steps. Our family dog, a black Labrador Lewis, may come to greet you at the gate. Please let us know in advance if you would like us to put him inside prior to your arrival.

l will meet you prior to dusk at a designated place in Wynyard. Because penguins can be seasonal, the times change nightly and the activity is weather dependent, it is important you contact me after making a booking so I can give you more precise information about weather, meeting times and expected penguin numbers. You will need a car as it's a 10 min drive to the penguin colony, then a short walk on a boardwalk onto a beach area. Here, you will be waiting in a seated area with the waves crashing nearby for the penguins to arrive. They will start to appear in little groups at dusk and will wander up their special paths on the beach. Simultaneously, you will start to hear the calls of the little penguins to their mates, guiding them to their nests. I will have special lights to allow you to see the penguins, without causing any disruption or distress to the penguins as they go about their penguin business. Most penguins will be ashore within 30 minutes of dusk, where they will head towards their nests. Once home, we will do a walk along the beach where we can get very close to the penguins outside their nests and you'll be amazed at how happy they are with us there. I will give you plenty of insights about the penguins, so you'll appreciate their uniqueness. All proceeds from the cost of your booking will go towards local little penguin conservation activities. Other things to note It's a short walk on a boardwalk with steps and on uneven beach terrain, so not suitable for children under 8 years and people with walking aids/needing assistance. Warm, dark clothes are a must! Patient quietness is essential. It's recommended visitors stay in nearby Wynyard, Somerset or Burnie