Leave the busy streets of Hobart behind for a few hours and fly over to Maria Island, a serene, untouched hideaway for Tasmania’s native wildlife that’s only accessible by ferry or plane. Get to know the island’s endangered residents, including wombats, swift parrots and Tasmanian devils, and walk around its ancient gumtree forests. On the way over, take in Tasmania’s gorgeous east coast – including the pink granite mountains of Freycinet National Park and the white sands beach at Wineglass Bay.
- On Maria Island, enjoy a picnic lunch of fresh Tasmanian seafood and produce
- Step back in time with a stop at the shellfish fossil beds at the Fossil Cliffs
- Your guide is on hand to tell you about Maria Island and its natural history
- No-hassle hotel transfers are available to and from the aerodrome
