Tasmania Small Group Tours

Travel with Tasmania's leading small group tour specialists, Fun Tassie Tours. Our Tasmania tour packages are designed to ensure a relaxed and comfortable small group environment. As Tassie’s premium small group tour operators, we have a maximum of 12 guests per tour. See all our small group tours.

Fun Tassie Tours is a locally owned and operated Tasmanian tour specialist that has been offering premium multi-day small group tours for over a decade. Read our 400+ five-star reviews on TripAdvisor and Google, and get to know your Fun Tassie Tour hosts.

We offer weekly departures from September to May, most itineraries guaranteed with a minimum of only 2 guests! The 13 Day Itinerary requires a minimum of 4 guests. Fun Tassie Tours are also available for Private Tour packages over the winter period. Our tours move fast enough to visit many of Tasmania's most iconic locations yet slow enough to enjoy the scenery. Our typical guest ages range between 40 and 70 years, although we often have guests on either side. Our Tassie tours are suitable for couples, families, and friends, and YES, we also cater for SOLO travellers! Perfect for all ages and fitness levels. 

Fun Tassie Tours has the best and newest fleet of luxury vehicles for touring Tasmania. Our superior touring vehicles are never filled to capacity, so you can enjoy a small group tour with utmost comfort. Learn more about our fleet.

Port Arthur is Tasmania’s most evocative historic site. A remarkably intact convict settlement set on a peaceful harbour that still carries the weight of its past. Guided tours, house museums and a scenic harbour cruise let visitors step into different layers of history, while the surrounding Tasmanian Peninsula adds dramatic coastal scenery and quiet bays that reward slow exploration. Our tours to Port Arthur are a perfect combination of a cultural and scenic day. Pair the Port Arthur Historic Site with coastal lookouts, short walks among sea-carved cliffs, and a stop at local produce stalls or a lighthouse for panoramic views. It’s an easy sell for clients who want history plus striking coastal landscapes in one manageable outing.

The Bay of Fires tour remains one of Tasmania’s signature beachscapes, white sands dotted with granite boulders cloaked in bright orange lichen and clear turquoise water. It’s ideal for relaxed beachcombing, dawn photoshoots and low-impact coastal walks; the visual contrast alone makes it a must for nature-loving travellers. Freycinet National Park, a short drive further down the east coast, complements that experience with its famous Wineglass Bay, pink granite headlands and short but spectacular lookout walks. Freycinet works brilliantly as part of a multi-day east-coast itinerary: guests can mix gentle hikes and kayak launches with tastings at nearby cellar doors and quiet evenings by the water.

Cradle Mountain is Tasmania’s alpine icon, serrated peaks, glassy lakes and boardwalks that make otherwise remote wilderness accessible for a wide range of visitors. Wildlife is abundant and often seen at dawn or dusk, so include early morning or late afternoon stops for the best chance of close encounters and memorable photos. Many travellers choose our Cradle Mountain tours because short, well-graded walks around Dove Lake deliver dramatic vistas and photo opportunities without requiring expert hiking skills.

Tasmania’s western wilderness is raw, remote and unforgettable: deep river gorges, ancient rainforests and sweeping mountain ridgelines define the area. This is the part of the island for travellers who want to leave crowds behind and feel properly immersed in wild country. The Central Highlands provides a contrasting, high-country experience: a lake district of Great Lake and smaller tarns, historic hydro heritage sites, trout fishing and open moorlands that change dramatically with the seasons.