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Burnie · Tasmania · Australia

Discovering Tasmania: Burnie Shore excursion

Starting From From $122.97 per person Current Project Expedition rate
5 Hours 15 Mins 4.17 / 5 1 reviews Easy activity level Single Day Group Tour Operated by eGuide
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The Experience

What your day looks like

Explore Tasmania's captivating region in a little over 5 hours with a small group (max 21). Our tour starts from the farthest locations and end in Burnie township. With a backup vehicle on standby, missing the return has never happened. Trust us, a recognized leader in Australian tours. Discover Burnie's treasures worry-free, guaranteed return to your cruise ship. Our adventure begins promptly at 10:00 AM, with flexibility for earlier ship departures. Should your ship leave earlier, fret not! We'll adjust the start time to 9:30 AM and notify you accordingly. Simply hop on the complimentary shuttle bus from the cruise ship to reach us. If you arrive ahead of time, take advantage of the opportunity to leisurely stroll along the boardwalk and explore the charming market stalls set up specifically for passengers like yourself. We'll conclude by returning to the starting point by 3:15 PM, and will adjust for earlier departures. Tour Highlights: Begin your adventure with a scenic 35-minute drive, to our first stop the George Woodhouse Lookout, where we'll pause for a few minutes for your first photo opportunity. Journey onwards to Wings Wildlife Park, a mere 10-minute drive away, where encounters with Tasmanian wildlife await, including Tasmania Devils, Wombats, Koala and Kangaroos. Enjoy an hour-long exploration, with entrance fees included. Next, venture to Leven Valley Vineyard, nestled amidst rolling hills and lush vine rows where a wine tasting or a non-alcoholic local drink is included. Relax as we drive for 30 minutes to the charming coastal village of Penguin where we spend a quick 10 minutes to view the beautiful beach views, and take a picture of the iconic Penguin sculpture. Heading back to Burnie we visit the Emu Valley Rhododendron Gardens, where there is a high chance to see a platypus in the wild. Spend 30 minutes exploring, with entrance fees included. Next for a 25-minute stop at Hellyer’s Distillery, to sample two award-winning whiskies and whisky cream amidst stunning countryside views. For none whisky drinkers a non-alcoholic drink is available. Bid adieu to the wonders of Tasmania for a quick photo stop at the Upper Burnie Lookout, offering a view of your cruise ship against the Tasmanian horizon.

At a Glance

The experience, in brief

  • Explore Tasmania hasslefree with eGuide
  • Encounter wildlife, sip local wines, whisky, and enjoy scenic stops
  • Trust us for a memorable journey and a guaranteed return to your cruise ship
Your Itinerary

Your day, step by step

Day 1

Burnie

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Wine Tasting.

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Eco Tour.

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Local Flavor.

Before You Go

What to know before booking

Included

Shore excursion eGuide Scenic spots

Not Included

Tips and gratuity

What to Bring

Comfortable clothing and footwear Camera and other items you may need

Meeting & Pickup

Find us in the market where the shuttle bus drops you from your cruise ship, Tasmania.

Languages Offered

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Planning Notes

Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business

Traveler Impressions

What travelers are saying

2026-05-10 4.00 / 5

Tour was generally good but I think the time management could have been better. I wish it was able to have started earlier so we weren't so rushed at the attractions. On example of this was spending 20 minutes getting out of the bus to see an overlook that you could clearly see from inside the bus and waiting over 20 minutes to get checked in a the Wings Animal Park so we could have a personalized greeting by the owner with like 20 tour buses there already. While I admit the instance is out of the direct control of the tour operators, I think if you let the Animal Park managers know that people were turned off by this waste of time your input could change this negative experience for others. Further, I loved the zoo, but the front office/gift shop and cafe were understaffed for the amount of patrons there and something should be done/ said about it to improve. I wanted to buy a souvenir but after waiting in line for 10 mins to use the only toilet I didn't have time to wait in another 15 minute line to buy anything. This is their lost revenue. I think you should tell them this. Also, when we took the shuttle bus from from the boat to the town we had to wait over 5 mins for someone to come onboard to give us a personized greeting to Burnie. This made us almost be late for the tour bus. I wish we could have just got off the bus and be on our way. There should have been a greeting center off the bus for those people that wanted to or had the time to be greeted. They should know about this. Overall, the experience was excellent at least to what was planned on paper.

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