Depart Hobart and drive up to 720 meters above sea level for the beginning of your walk. A short safety briefing is given before you enter an enchanted forest of magnificent tall eucalypts, ferns and unique gondwanan rainforest species. You will soon reach the tallest tree in the forest, the magnificent Octopus Tree. Take some time to wonder about the way this special tree has grown.

Retracing your steps for 5 minutes, reach the junction with the Circle Track and descend a little further into the forest. You'll pass over a footbridge that spans the headwaters of Hobart Rivulet and see some magnificent tall Fern Trees, as well as taking time out to learn about the ancient nature of these plants and hear about the contrasting ways the previous Aboriginal and European residents used them.

Back at the minibus it's all on board for a short ride to our first scenic lookout over the Derwent, South Arm, Tasman Peninsula and Storm Bay. Shortly after, reach the Springs and start your second walk.

The second walk tracks the eastern face of the Mountain for 1.5 kilometers to Sphinx Rock Lookout. The forest on the way is higher and drier than before, and you'll gain extensive views down to Hobart and beyond to Maria Island on the East Coast. At Sphinx Rock Lookout or Rock Cabin enjoy a gourmet morning or afternoon tea which includes produce from unique Tasmanian plants you've seen along the way.

On returning to the minibus drive to the Summit of Mt Wellington (1270m or 4166ft ASL). There is time here to explore the lookouts and marvel at the breathtaking views of Hobart and its waterways as well as distant mountains of the SouthWest, Central Highlands, Ben Lomond, Freycinet and Maria Island. If the weather is poor you'll be blown away by the change from Hobart - it's often 10 degrees colder and blowing a gale (remember, this is a Tasmanian Mountain).

From here drive down the spectacular Summit Road to Hobart.

This morning tour provides a great overview of the city center and surrounding suburbs.

Hear the history of this ever growing city and see why more and more people love to call Brisbane home. Take a relaxing cruise along the Brisbane River through the city center, complete with informative commentary from local experts.

Visit historic Newstead House and enjoy morning tea overlooking the Brisbane River. Visit South Bank Parklands - Australia's only inner city beach and explore attractions such as the Art Gallery, Museum and Cultural Centre.

Ideal for visitors, who want to make the most out of their stay.

The Cairns Tropical Zoo is the only Zoo in Tropical North Queensland. Enjoy a full morning zoo program, with an opportunity to cuddle a Koala (small extra cost), learn all about snakes, crocodiles, dragons, koalas and red pandas.

See the fabulous Free Flight Bird Show and take time to feed kangaroos, see dingo's, cassowaries, and more. The choices are endless. Transfer to the Heliport for an awesome 30 minute scenic flight over the Great Barrier Reef to the exclusive pontoon at North Hastings Reef.

Enjoy an Aussie Tropical lunch and a range of underwater activities including snorkeling, semi-submersible (Sub) and glass bottom boat coral viewing included in the tour. Scuba diving, either for the beginner or experienced diver, is also available. (additional charges apply)