We took a 3 hour walking tour of Hobart through Hobart Historic Tours. It was fantastic. A shout…read moreout to our guide, Richard, who was very knowledgeable and pleasant. Learned about the sandstone buildings downtown and the beautiful area up the hill called Battery Point. A great way to get your bearings in Hobart.

I greatly enjoyed my 10-day full Franklin trip with guides Scotty and Ross and would highly…read morerecommend it to everyone. Amazing experience to spend 10 days out on the Franklin. It's a stunning environment and we had a lot of fun rafting through it. Did the trip in early February with a mix of weather - clear skies to start, a few days of rain, and finishing with high water and lots of sun. Even though high water and lots of rain lead to a couple of days in camp it was still an amazing trip. The guides were very professional, highly skilled and had no trouble adapting things to our different skill levels. Their cooking skills were also highly valued - with great three course meals every night.

An incredible seven day rafting trip on the mighty Franklin River. The Water By Nature guides were…read morefantastic with their guidance through rapids and their knowledge of the river and surrounds (not to mention the amazing and plentiful food they produced each day). Highly recommended.

Great tour company. Took their tour to Bonorong, Mt Wellington, Richmond and Mt Field National…read morePark. Really a great day spent exploring. Our guide Simon was really friendly, talkative and very knowledgeable. We throughly enjoyed this tour and felt the cost was well worth it.

I was hosting some friends from New Zealand and they wanted to visit Tasmania, I used iWander as my…read moretour guides because they were affordable and I found them super easy to communicate with. The tour itself was amazing, visited some beautiful scenery, and then an hour later was sitting in a nice family owned restaurant tasting some beautiful local seafood. My favourite place was Mt. Field and Russell Falls. The Tasmanian devils were really interesting as well. The guides were lovely. Jarrod was incredibly knowledgable and proud to show of his home town, and knew all the interesting off-the-track local spots. Our plans changed a little bit and the guides went out of their way to accomodate the changes. Overall, what you see is what you get. Amazing scenery, beautiful wine and food, interesting wildlife, friendly guides, at an affordable cost. Thank you Jarrod.

We had a wonderful time during our tour! I was surprised at how much my boys loved the speed of the…read moreboat. They provided life jackets and rain coats. The highlight was the dolphins! We also saw albatross, seals, gannet, and the juvenile sea eagle. The tour guides was knowledgeable and answered our questions. Super helpful. And, they looked after us. We felt safe while we enjoyed our wonderful tour. Dress warmly and be prepared to enjoy your trip!!

What a day! This was one of the best planned, well orchestrated tours we have had in a long time…read more We were met by James (what a total sweetheart & super knowledgeable). He piled us into our minivan and we started our day off Mt Field National Park with a bottle of water and a walk to see Horseshoe and Russell falls. James took us to the top of the park and had us walk down instead of going the long way around or uphill/upstairs. This meant we started off at Horseshoe and then came across the top of Russell. As we continued to meander down the walk, we heard the roar and kept catching glimpses between the branches but nothing prepared us for the majesty when we rounded that last platform. Stunning. Next we went to Tynwald Park for a lovely picnic lunch and this was not just two slices of soggy bread with bologna and a bag of chips like tours tend to give... no sireee! Judy, the owner of EyeSee Tours hand makes the bread, the coleslaw, roasts the chicken, boils the eggs, you name it (tomatoes, cucumbers, gherkins) and even cans her own sweet beets and pickles & James served it all picnic style. Oh yeah, did I mention the homemade relish? Delicious. Also fresh strawberries, homemade cake and pear for dessert. Fresh hot tea/coffee also carried along. Then to Bongarong Wildlife Sanctuary where you get to walk among the Roos and hand feed them!!! You get to see the little Tassie devils, koalas, emus, echidnas, wombats, kookaburras, you name it and all the proceeds go to the park and preservation of these beautiful creatures. Finally the tour wrapped up with a visit to the town of Richmond with enough time to sample a local pint, try some local sweets n treats etc or shop, check out the convict gaol or convict bridge. Finally back to the minibus and there on each of our seats was a 'thank you' gift from Judy and James. Super day! Super guide and Super great value for money! Take this tour.

Amazing tour with great prices! Paul was so knowledgeable and made us feel like a local. Not only…read moredid he take us to some really unique and fun destinations but he provided tips to maximize our experience and would follow up to make sure we had a great time. I highly recommend that you leverage a full 7 hour tour with him and provide some conceptual ideas of what you want to see. Paul will take care of the rest. At one point Paul walked us into the animal reserve, checked the pricing to make sure we got a group deal, and then gave us the lay of the land before we started our walking tour. He was so kind and helpful. Also, make sure you don't miss the mountain. It's worth the trip up and the pictures are fantastic! We bonded with Paul by the end of our time together and from both his perspective and ours, it was the best experience of our trip and of his season. He was such a pleasure! FYI the prices were more than fair, especially compared to the other vendors. We came in on a cruise and this was 1/3 the price for half the tour.

One of the most relaxing and engaging tours I've been on! The price was great. The experience was…read moreamazing. The tour guide, Paul M...I can't say enough about. The banter, information, and kindness Paul shared sets him apart. An all around delightful and truly amazing person. The story...if you're so inclined: A group of us (about 17) were embarking on a 12 day cruise. Hobart was port three of five and about eight days into our journey. We had just spent three days at sea due to Cyclone Gita interrupting our final port call (Christchurch) in New Zealand. In case you haven't been on a cruise, three days in mild to rough seas will leave you irritable and exhausted. I got off the ship early, breezed through customs, and began searching for a tour guide. I noticed a sole gentleman, Paul, setting up for the morning and approached him. He was kind, inviting, and extremely knowledgeable. We quickly worked out a deal that would include a private guide (Paul) and van accommodating up to ten to anywhere we would like to go. We could leave immediately (8:30/9am) and would be back by 3:30pm...just in time to be back on board by 4:30pm. The van was clean, well maintained, comfortable, and spacious. Bless. Eight of us joined the excursion with promise to also cover the remaining two slots (so worth it). Paul waited patiently with me while our crew gathered themselves and made it off the ship. At this point, other tour guides were setting up as well. I realized how fortunate I was to have met Paul as I overheard insane price gouging and confusing tour schedules being offered to my fellow cruise members...almost double the price for half the excursion! Booking through the cruise was near triple the cost! The tour began. First stop, breakfast. Paul took us to a lovely bakery in town. Gorgeous food and friendly staff...most welcome after three days of the buffet line. Second stop, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. A five star experience and the chance to feed/pet numerous kangaroos! Third stop, a quick pint and nosh at a local pub. Fourth stop, Festa Italia in North Hobart. An Italian food and wine street festival set in quaint part of town. Fifth stop, breathtaking views of the bay and surrounding area atop Mount Wellington. We made it back on time, without issue, and feeling very relaxed. We are a boisterous but prompt and compliant group. =) Thank you again to Paul and the Let's Show You Tasmania tour company. You guys were awesome! Cheers!

My wife and I had an awesome tour of the Cape Bruny lighthouse today. Our tour guide was friendly…read moreand genuinely passionate about teaching us about the history behind the lighthouse. Well worth the $15 each for the tour. They also offer some great bus trips and sunset tours of the lighthouse. Thanks so much!

What a day! Par Avion Wilderness Tours took us up in an 8 passenger bush airplane for a 40 minute…read moreflight from Hobart to Friendly Beaches. Our pilot, Patrick, was fantastic and knowledgeable about the history and geography of the area. We then went on a 5 hour boat cruise around the Freycinet peninsula before getting back aboard the pane for an hour flight around the Tasman peninsula back to Hobart. An awesome day.

We did a half-day tour into the southwest wilderness and we had the best weather! This area is only…read moreaccessible via air and you definitely want to visit if possible. It is absolutely breathtakingly gorgeous! We were the only people doing the half-day tour (seems like everyone else was doing a full day) so we ended up having a private tour. Our all-in-one guide James was excellent and brought some extra snacks to help us celebrate our honeymoon.