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We love to provide exceptional service and the best value in Tasmanian coach hire for coach transport and transfers

Tasmanian Luxury Car Hire & Touring is the leading provider of luxury coach hire or charter in Hobart, Tasmania. With over 25 years of coach touring excellence & guest satisfaction to our name, we combine the best of luxury coach excellence with your needs.

Tasmanian Luxury Car Hire & Touring is one of the leading suppliers of luxury transportation, transfers, tours and travel in Tasmania for conferences, corporate, business events, day tours and extended mutli day tours statewide for Tasmania.

Tasmanian Luxury Car Hire & Touring has a fantastic range of extended multi day tour itineraries from couples to groups up to 50+ people to enjoy.

We are also able to provide school excursions and day trips at very competitive prices, gala event transportation return services and help you to customise a bespoke Tasmanian experience so that you can have the very best time in Tasmania.

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With more than 25 years of Tasmanian Professional Transport experience under our belt:

• we can advise of timing and length of trips for Tasmanian Roads and there conditions

• we can best advise you on local Hotel or Accommodations providers and where it is best to pick up or drop off from

• what are the must see Tasmanian attractions and locations that your group or couple etc has to visit while on their Tasmanian Coach Tour

• With only professionally accredited drivers transporting our guests, we provide a high level of safety and assurance fro all our Tasmanian guests that use our services

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Tailored Self Drive Holidays of Tasmania

If you're looking to plan a tailored self-drive holiday in Tasmania, here's a guide to help you create a personalized itinerary:

1. Determine Your Interests:

• Identify your interests and preferences. Tasmania offers a diverse range of experiences, from stunning natural landscapes to historical sites, charming towns, and delicious food and wine.

2. Duration of the Trip:

• Decide how many days you have for your self-drive holiday. This will influence the destinations you can cover and the pace of your journey.

3. Create a Rough Itinerary:

• Plan a rough itinerary based on the locations you want to visit. Consider popular destinations like Hobart, Launceston, Freycinet National Park, Cradle Mountain, and the Tasman Peninsula. Research attractions and activities in each location.

4. Accommodation:

• Choose accommodations that suit your preferences and budget. Tasmania offers a range of options, including hotels, boutique lodges, bed and breakfasts, and camping sites. Book accommodations in advance, especially during peak seasons.

5. Renting a Car:

• Select a rental car that meets your needs. Consider the size of your group, the type of terrain you'll be driving on, and any additional features you might need, such as GPS.

6. Highlights to Include:

• Include must-see attractions and experiences. For example:

  • Explore Hobart's historic sites, including Salamanca Market and MONA (Museum of Old and New Art).

  • Visit the stunning Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park.

  • Hike around Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake.

  • Discover the convict history at Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula.

7. Food and Wine:

• Tasmania is known for its excellent food and wine. Include visits to local wineries, cheese producers, and seafood restaurants in your itinerary.

8. Outdoor Activities:

• If you enjoy outdoor activities, plan for hiking, wildlife watching, and perhaps even some adventure activities like kayaking or a cruise.

9. Local Events:

• Check if there are any local events or festivals happening during your visit. Attending local events can add a unique cultural experience to your trip.

10. Be Flexible:

• While it's good to have a plan, leave room for flexibility. Tasmania's weather can be unpredictable, and you might discover unexpected gems along the way.

11. Research Local Regulations:

• Familiarize yourself with local road rules, particularly if you're not from Australia. Tasmania has unique driving conditions, so it's essential to be aware of the regulations.

12. Plan for Rest and Relaxation:

• Don't forget to include some downtime in your itinerary. Tasmania's landscapes are breathtaking, and sometimes just taking in the scenery is the best part of the journey.

Remember to check for any travel restrictions or updates, especially considering potential changes related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Enjoy your tailored self-drive holiday in Tasmania!

What to see in Tasmania on a Self Drive Holiday

Tasmania is a beautiful island with diverse landscapes, charming towns, and unique attractions, making it an ideal destination for a self-drive holiday. Here are some key highlights and places to see on a self-drive holiday in Tasmania:

1. Hobart:

   • Explore Tasmania's capital city, Hobart. Visit Salamanca Place, home to a vibrant market and historic warehouses. Discover the maritime history at Constitution Dock and explore the contemporary art scene at MONA (Museum of Old and New Art).

2. Mount Wellington:

   • Take a scenic drive to the summit of Mount Wellington for panoramic views of Hobart and the surrounding areas. It's especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset.

3. Port Arthur Historic Site:

   • Immerse yourself in Tasmania's convict history at the Port Arthur Historic Site. Take a guided tour to learn about the lives of the convicts who once lived here.

4. Freycinet National Park:

   • Visit Freycinet National Park to see the iconic Wineglass Bay. Take a hike to Wineglass Bay Lookout or consider the more challenging Wineglass Bay Circuit for stunning coastal views.

5. Coles Bay:

   • The town of Coles Bay serves as a gateway to Freycinet National Park. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, dine at local restaurants, and take a stroll along the waterfront.

6. Bicheno:

   • Bicheno is known for its beautiful beaches and wildlife. Visit the Bicheno Blowhole, relax on the sandy shores, and consider a night tour to see the little penguins.

7. St. Helens:

   • Explore the coastal town of St. Helens, known for its stunning Bay of Fires with its pristine white sand and orange-hued granite rocks. Take a scenic drive along the coastline.

8. Binalong Bay:

   • Binalong Bay is a picturesque coastal village near the Bay of Fires. Enjoy the clear turquoise waters and take a walk along the beaches.

9. Launceston:

   • Visit Launceston, Tasmania's second-largest city. Explore the Cataract Gorge, wander through the city's parks, and visit the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery.

10. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park:

    • Experience the natural beauty of Cradle Mountain. Take a walk around Dove Lake, hike to Marion's Lookout, and explore the diverse alpine landscapes.

11. Strahan:

    • Discover the historic town of Strahan on the west coast. Take a cruise on the Gordon River, visit the Sarah Island penal settlement, and enjoy the scenic views.

12. Tarkine Wilderness:

    • The Tarkine is one of the world's largest cool temperate rainforests. Take a drive through this ancient wilderness, explore the Arthur River, and consider a visit to the Tarkine Forest Adventure.

13. Queenstown:

    • Explore the unique landscapes around Queenstown, known for its bare hills and mining history. Take the time to visit the Iron Blow Lookout for panoramic views.

14. Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs:

    • Relax in the Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs. Take a guided cave tour to see the stunning formations and then unwind in the warm thermal pool.

15. Huon Valley:

    • Enjoy the scenic Huon Valley, known for its orchards, vineyards, and charming towns. Stop by the Tahune Airwalk for a treetop experience.

Remember to plan your itinerary based on your interests and the time available. Tasmania's compact size makes it possible to experience a diverse range of landscapes and attractions in a relatively short self-drive holiday. Always check for any travel restrictions or updates before embarking on your journey.