Launceston tours

If you've made it all the way to Tasmania, then you've got to visit Launceston. A short hop from Devonport ferry terminal, Launceston is one of Australia's oldest cities, with an ample assortment of historic buildings. The city's university ensures a steady supply of youthful energy, and it's within striking distance of some of Tasmania's most scenic terrain. Whether you're an urban explorer or a rural romantic, there's no better way to explore this area than on a Launceston private tour with a local guide. Launceston is packed with eye-candy architecture, so start at ornate Albert Hall. Stroll through leafy City Park to the Christ Church, built in Gothic Revival style, followed up with a walk past the Art Deco inspired Luck's Corner. Oenophiles should have their guide drive the Tamar Valley Wine Route while they sip samples from cool-climate vineyards. Maritime enthusiasts won't want to miss Low Head Pilot Station, while hikers can arrange trips to Dove Lake and Cradle Mountain.