Things to do in Port Arthur

It was convenient to have round trip transportation from Hobart to Port Arthur. It was great to be able to see the beautiful scenery of Richmond and the Tasman Peninsula. Port Arthur was also worth seeing. I was satisfied with the cruise. The guide was very knowledgeable about the history and flora and fauna of Tasmania.

The wilderness cruise gave us Goosebumps… the choppy waters and cold winds ! All precautions were taken by our guides. They also gave us sea sickness ginger tablets as a precaution

The park is very large, and it would take at least a day to visit every site. The ruins are spectacular and beautiful, but because it is close to the sea, it is windy.

first stop with morning tea (blueberry muffin and OJ) then 3 hour cruise - managed to see seals & dolphins, no whale insight unfortunately. proceed with lunch at lavender farm (main + drink), then sightseeing tour to chocolate foundry, Tasman island lookout/remarkable cave, finished with safety cove beach. highlight will be the cruise, magnificent - photos don’t do justice.

Easy redemption at the counter. The place is huge and need a full day to cover. Includes and 20 mins cruise round the area.

The wind was strong and the waves were high, but the activity was worth it. The coastal scenery of the Tasman Peninsula is amazing, and we saw whales during the trip. If you don't get seasick, I would recommend it overall. Forget about seasickness, but 3 hours of wind and waves is no joke.

The guide was able to introduce the places of interest well and give more details on the wildlife at Tasman islands.

very helpful guide and nice accommodation and trip planning