Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Tours and Tickets

Visit some of the top attractions outside of Hobart on this day trip to Mount Wellington, Mount Field National Park, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, and the historical town of Richmond.

Enjoy an all-inclusive, local day out in Hobart. On this full-day tour, your professional and local driver and guide will show you everything Hobart is renowned for: from the spectacular views from kunanyi/Mt Wellington to up-close encounters with wombats, devils and kangaroos. Enjoy great local Tasmanian produce with morning tea, lunch and afternoon drinks from many of the great local establishments. This small-group tour is for up 6 guests, and includes hotel pickup and drop off, entry fees, guided walks, morning tea, lunch and an afternoon drink.

Explore Richmond village and meet the Tasmanian Devil when you join this popular tour for a wonderful afternoon of history and wildlife.

This sightseeing tour encompasses the three most visited sites in or around Hobart. Starting at 9:00 am gives the traveler time for a leisurely breakfast, before embarking on this 5 to 6 hour sightseeing tour in comfortable air-conditioned small buses or minibuses.

Mt. Field is one of the Island’s best-loved national parks. Experience iconic Russel Falls and stunning rainforest walks among ancient ferns and towering gumtrees. Visit one of Australia’s best wildlife sanctuaries and enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or a fabulous dining experience at the Agrarian Kitchen (open Friday-Sunday).

Enjoy a day full of wilderness, waterfalls and wildlife, all within reach of Hobart. Start with a series of short walks around Russell Falls and Lake Dobson in Mt Field National Park, located just 90 minutes drive from Hobart. Enjoy lunch in a scenic location within the park, then head to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary see native Australian wildlife up close, including Tasmanian devils, koalas and wombats. As you return to Hobart, top off your day with sweeping views over the city from the summit of Mount Wellington.

Enjoy five of the top activities in Hobart in one day on this tour designed for those who are short on time in the city and don't want to miss its best experiences. Attractions include Salamanca Market (on Saturdays), Mount Wellington, city highlights, the historical nearby town of Richmond, and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary (own cost).

One can’t say that they’ve truly explored Tasmania without visiting the big three: Hobart, Port Arthur and Bruny Island. This three-day tour will make sure you get the full Tassie experience by guiding you on an epic journey around Tasmania's south. Day 1: Covers all of Hobart’s key attractions: Mt Wellington, Bonorong, MONA, Richmond, city highlights tour and Salamanca market (Sat only). Day 2: Bruny island - Arguably Tasmania's best day trip! This magical Island has a little piece of everything Tasmania has: World class beaches, rugged coastline and native wildlife matched with the finest local produce from the ocean and the land - a tour you do not want to miss! You will see firsthand why Bruny Island is fast becoming one of Tasmania’s most popular tourist destinations. Day 3: The Port Arthur and Tasman Sights tour - Eagehawk Neck, Pirates Bay, Dog Line Monument, Tasmanian Chocolate Foundry, Lavender Farm, Port Arthur Historic Site and Remarkable Cave.

A great way to maximize your time onshore in Tasmania, this fun-filled group trip includes a sightseeing tour around Hobart and Richmond, a trip up a mountain (by vehicle), and a visit to the oldest brewery in Australia. You’ll also swing by a wildlife sanctuary and have the chance to try local delicacies (at own cost). Perfect for cruise ship shore excursions, the tour starts and ends at Tasports in Hobart, although pickup from other destinations can be requested.

Maximize your time while in port in Hobart and visit five top attractions in one day on this full-day shore excursion. Take in the views from Mt Wellington, browse the stalls at Salamanca Market (Saturday only), and learn about Hobart’s convict history in Richmond. After lunch (own expense), spot kangaroos, koalas, and Tasmanian devils at the Bonorong wildlife Sanctuary (own expense).

This 2-day tour of charming Hobart and the surrounding area is ideal for travelers who don’t have much time and don’t want to feel rushed. Two days are enough for a comprehensive overview, with visits to Salamanca Market, Mt. Wellington, a nearby island, and a colonial village. Take advantage of some flexibility on your second day by choosing to visit a museum or wildlife sanctuary, or visit both for an extra cost.

Mount Field National Park is one of Tasmania’s oldest and most diverse national parks. You will visit stunning waterfalls and get to see some of the tallest trees in the southern hemisphere. On the return trip, a stop-over at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary offers a unique view of a Tasmanian wildlife experience.

Enjoy the drive through the Derwent Valley, past New Norfolk, and into rich farming land as we head southwest to Mount Field National Park. Walk among towering swamp gums, myrtle, and tall man ferns as you head to the famous Russell Falls, Tasmania's most photographed waterfall. Take in the fresh forest air as you walk through the ancient rainforest in one of Tasmania's oldest National Parks. Grab a bite to eat at Waterfalls Café in the national park before we embark on our second stop of the day, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Spend some time with our fluffy locals at the wildlife sanctuary before heading back to Hobart. Departure times will vary depending on the arrival time of your cruise ship. Please note we will depart the cruise terminal roughly one hour after the ship's arrival.

Russell Falls in Mount Field National Park is one of the most accessible and photographed waterfalls in Tasmania. Stroll through temperate rainforest, past mossy glens, and under giant man ferns. This tiered waterfall will take your breath away. Tasmania is a natural haven for Australian wildlife and we have species that don’t exist anywhere else in the world. View the notorious Tasmanian Devil, cute wombats, fluffy quolls, possums, wallabies, and a large variety of birdlife at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Then we step back in time to the pretty historic village of Richmond. See the oldest convict-constructed sandstone bridge, browse through antique shops, and call into the oldest Catholic Church in Australia. Oh, and there’s an old-school lolly shop for those with a sweet tooth.