From Triabunna: Maria Island Cruise & Guided Walk with Lunch

Maria Island Guided Cruise and Historical Tour from Triabunna

This guided cruise departs from Triabunna, Tasmania, ideal for nature lovers and history enthusiasts seeking wildlife viewing and cultural insights.

Highlights

• Admire the famous scenery and geology of Maria Island with knowledgeable guides
• View iconic Australian wildlife such as wombats, kangaroos, seals, and dolphins
• Explore towering sea caves and impressive waterfalls at Maria Island
• Enjoy lunch aboard the boat in the pristine waters around Maria Island
• Discover the UNESCO-listed Darlington Probation Station penal settlement

Description

Embark on an educational guided tour of Maria Island National Park and the Ile Des Phoques Nature Reserve. From Triabunna, cruise past geological landmarks, mountain-fed waterfalls, secluded bays, sea caves, and white beaches en route to the Fossil and Painted Cliffs.

Enjoy expert commentary while cruising to Maria Island’s isthmus, where the boat anchors for lunch in a remote bay. Take in views of cliffs, waterfalls, limestone sea caves, cliff-top stalactites, and mountains.

Continue to the granite Island of Seals to spot albatrosses, dolphins, fur seals, and whales. Swimming and snorkeling alongside the island’s marine life are available.

In the afternoon, dock at Darlington for a guided tour of preserved convict-era buildings in the UNESCO-listed penal settlement. Learn about Maria Island’s history and observe resident wombats.

If history is not preferred, relax on Darlington’s white sandy beach or swim and snorkel in Maria Island’s marine reserve waters.

Includes

• Guided cruise
• Time to explore Maria Island
• Guided tour of Darlington Convict Station
• Driver/guide
• A selection of cakes
• Water, soda, juice, coffee, tea, local wine and beer
• Salad bowl with meat, vegetarian, and vegan options

Excludes

• Hobart hotel pickup and drop-off
• Additional alcoholic drinks ($6 each)

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Booking Tips

Book early for preferred dates. Bring swimwear, sun protection, and a hat. The best time to visit is during Tasmania’s warmer months for optimal wildlife viewing and comfortable swimming conditions.