Russell Falls and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Day Tour from Hobart
- See the best of Australia’s nature when you join this day tour of Russell Falls and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
- Visit Mt. Field National Park, one of Tasmania’s oldest national parks, and home to the jaw-dropping Russell Falls
- Explore Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and see an actual Tasmanian devil up close!
- Feed some trout and salmon at the Salmon Ponds, the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere
Options
Russell Falls with Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Day Tour 770
Inclusions
Professional guide
Breakfast
Round-trip transfers to and from your hotel
Entry to Mt. Field National Park
Entry to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
Exclusions
Meals and beverages
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Additional Info
Children aged 0-3 can join this activity free of charge
Pregnant women are allowed to join this tour
Persons with disabilities can join this tour except for those who need to use a wheelchair
Please ensure you check the pick-up time on your booking voucher, as it might differ depending on the location
A moderate amount of walking is involved in this tour, please wear comfortable shoes
This activity is stroller-friendly
What's included in Russell Falls and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Day Tour from Hobart
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Tour Schedule
- This tour is available on
- Tuesday / Thursday
Itinerary
- 0815 hotel pick up
Itinerary
- 0915 depart from Hobart
Itinerary
- 1000 visit the Salmon Ponds
Itinerary
- Enjoy complimentary morning tea
- Feed the trout and salmon (if time permits)
- 1045 visit The Museum of Trout Fishing
- 1110 arrive at Mt Field National Park
- Explore and visit Russell Falls
- 1230 lunch (at your own expense)
- 1400 Arrive at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
- 1700 hotel drop off, tour ends
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Go on an exciting wildlife adventure while in Australia when you join this day tour of Russell Falls and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary from Hobart. This tour will start with a visit at the Salmon Ponds, the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere, where you can enjoy morning tea and the chance to feed the underwater creatures. You’ll then head to Mt. Fields National Park, home to the majestic Russell Falls, a well-known tourist attraction in the park and one of the most photographed locations in Tasmania. Finally, you'll drop by Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, where you’ll find a number of interesting species such as koalas, sugar gliders, and the famous Tasmanian devils.
Meet
Venues
- Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
