It was literally raining the whole day but the cruise was amazing. We only encountered the dolphins, albatrosses and seals. Few waterfalls to be seen around with a lot of kelps on the rocky shore. I thought I’ll see whales or penguins, but I guess end of February is not the season. I don’t really enjoyed the lunch provided. It tasted so-so for me. Since it was raining, I didn’t enjoy my time much at the tasmanian devil unzoo, but the guide there was really friendly and he’ll explain to you in details if you asked more.

We had a lovely bus air conditioned and very nice seats, our guide was funny, pleasant, helpful, informative. He pointed out sites and told of occurrence both recent and previously. He would drop us off for morning tea, or at the cruise, lunch and to visit the Tasmanian Devil. He was always prompt at returning. The cruise was wonderful, beautiful, fun, informative and the girls running it were totally delightful very pleasant part of the day. The morning tea and lunch were average and pleasant. Visiting the Tasmanian Devil was also fair the young man guiding was very pleasant and informative. We also saw birds, kangaroos etc. overall a very nice day.

From check in at the start of the day to the the final time we stepped off the bus, it was clear this was a well-oiled machine. Our guides were very professional, very experienced, and more than capable of handling anything that got thrown at them. We had a scenic drive to a farmstead and morning tea, then rode on to Port Arthur and boarded our boar for the cliff sightseeing tour, which was quite a ride! From there the group split between a historic Port Arthur tour and an Unzoo Tasmanian devils group. Our respective groups lunched together and then we went on to the Unzoo and interacted with devils, pademelons, kangaroos, possums, and more! After, the groups met back up for another scenic drive back to Hobart to end the day. Everything went off without a hitch and it was all very well done.