Take a step back into Australia's past during this picturesque orientation tour of Tasmania, a land rich in history, wildlife, flora and fauna.

Take a brief, yet scenic drive into the countryside, and travel through the area where Tasmania was first settled.

Stop in the historic village of Richmond, reached by crossing Australia's oldest bridge which was built in 1823. St. John's Church can be seen from Richmond Bridge, and is but one reminder of the devout 19th-century settlers who brought Christianity to Tasmania. Founded in 1824, the village itself boasts fine Georgian buildings made of native sandstone. Much of Richmond was built with conscripted convict labor. Today, Richmond is a popular destination home to many galleries, craft shops, cafés and restaurants. Free time is allowed here to browse the many shops or explore the town at leisure. The village offers some great photo opportunities too.

Travel to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, home to the world-famous and rare Tasmanian devil. You'll be greeted by knowledgeable park guides who will provide you with a wealth of information about Tasmania's native wildlife. Wombats, koalas, and free-roaming kangaroos can all be found at this wildlife park. Here, you’ll find animals that went extinct long ago in other parts Australia.

Explore the diverse beauty and topography of Australia during this orientation tour of Hobart, the Jewel of the South.

An orientation drive through the city takes you past some of Hobart's most memorable sights, such as Salamanca Place, the historic warehouse district which is now home to trendy shops, boutiques, and restaurants; Battery Point, with its elegant 19th-century mansions and quaint cottages, and some of the city’s many beautiful old buildings, including the Cascade Brewery, Australia's oldest.

Travel to the summit of Mt. Wellington or Mount Nelson (depending on weather conditions), where you will have panoramic views and photo opportunities of the city and Tasmania's southeast coast in the distance.

Just minutes from the heart of Hobart, you will find Queen's Domain. Here, you’ll visit the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, considered to be among Australia’s finest. Established in 1818 at an Aboriginal site on the Derwent River, the Gardens feature historic plant collections, 19th-century trees and native Tasmanian species. Enjoy free time for you explore the tranquil, well-manicured grounds at leisure.