The bucket-list things to do — and who runs each one.
Here’s the bucket list for your day ashore: the most extraordinary thing to do at each stop, who runs it, and how to book it direct — so you can weigh it against your ship’s excursion and pick what suits you.
In port at Port Arthur, the bucket-list move is Port Arthur Historic Site: Premium Small-Group Guided Tour. Below: 4 bucket-list things to do on a Port Arthur port day — worth weighing against whatever your ship offers.
Step inside Australia's most haunting convict story with a premium, small-group guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Port Arthur Historic Site — an immersive journey through penal-colony grandeur, gothic ruins, and extraordinary human drama.
Book itTasman Peninsula Tour, Cruise & Port Arthur Historic Site$249 per person
Cruise past the tallest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere aboard a purpose-built vessel, rounding the wild Tasman Peninsula to reach remote Tasman Island — a bucket-list journey through one of Australia's last great coastal wildernesses.
Book itFrom Port Arthur: Tasman Island Wilderness Cruise$137 per person
As darkness falls over the sandstone ruins, join a lantern-lit ghost tour of Port Arthur — one of the most genuinely chilling paranormal experiences in the world, steeped in documented history and extraordinary atmosphere.
We have not yet verified a bookable operator and price for
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Cross the still waters of Mason Cove by boat to Port Arthur's hauntingly beautiful Isle of the Dead — the convict-era burial ground — then on to Point Puer, the world's first reformatory for juvenile convicts, with a specialist guide all to yourself.
Book itHobart: Port Arthur, Harbor Cruise and Isle of the Dead Tour$137 per person
Enjoy the entire Tasman Peninsula as your personal playground — from Port Arthur's convict ruins to the roaring sea at Remarkable Cave and the wild clifftops of Cape Hauy — in a chauffeured, private vehicle with an expert local guide.
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Glide along the base of Cape Raoul's extraordinary dolerite organ-pipe columns — soaring 300 metres from the sea — on a 90-minute small-boat wildlife cruise that also includes full Port Arthur Historic Site entry.
Book itPort Arthur: Cape Raoul Wilderness Cruise$100 per person
Your day in Port ArthurNothing picked yet — tick what you fancy
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Now plan the rest of it
You know what to do on the day. Here is the trip it belongs to —
each one opens as a whole plan, not a list: where to fly in, every port, what it runs.