In the morning, gather at Sydney Domestic Airport and take a domestic flight to Hobart, the largest city in Tasmania and the second oldest city in Australia. Have lunch at your own expense. After pick-up, we will drive to St. Helens and the famous Bay of Fires, formerly known as "Larapuna" The Bay of Fires is located on the northeast coast of Tasmania. The vast area from Binalong Bay to Eddystone Point is included in the Bay of Fires. It was first discovered by Captain Tobias Furneaux during his expedition. , named the Bay of Fires because of the fires lit by the aborigines on the beach. The most famous feature here is the white beach, blue water and red rocks. It was also rated as the second most beautiful beach in the world by a British magazine. After a Western dinner Check in local hotel. (Night)

After breakfast in the hotel, go to Bridestowe Lavender Farm, the largest and most famous lavender garden in the southern hemisphere, to admire the magnificent lavender fields (seasonal restrictions apply). After lunch at your own expense, visit the wine cellar and restaurant of Josef Chromy Wines. The winery has a very beautiful scenery and covers an area of 61 hectares. The owner of the winery, Josef Chromy, was originally a refugee. In the 1950s, he escaped the Nazi and Communist rule from the Czech border, which was full of landmines and stationed with soldiers and dogs. After a very difficult period of time, he successfully immigrated to Australia, but he did not give up life because he was a refugee. Instead, he founded his own winery at the age of 76. Evening city tour: St. John's Episcopal Church, City Park, Kata Ricketts Canyon, check into the hotel for dinner and enjoy a supreme Chinese private dinner cooked by a hidden chef. (Breakfast, dinner)

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to a large abalone farm where you will be introduced to the abalone farming process, visit the abalone farm and taste the abalone, which can be purchased and mailed to your home. At noon, we will arrive at the salmon farm to see the unique process of salmon farming. You can also catch the salmon yourself and buy your own fish for BBQ on site. Groups can also visit the human and Japanese wasabi plantations at the farm. Complimentary Salmon Burger. In the afternoon, cross the Bat Bridge to the largest strawberry farm in Tasmania to pick strawberries and cherries (seasonal restrictions apply). Return to the same hotel and visit the famous Leatherwood Honey Factory for souvenir shopping. Enjoy the famous Chowder Seafood Soup and Steak Dinner at the hotel. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) ** After dinner, you can join the Sunset & Penguin's Nest Night Tour $65 per person including round-trip fare and admission fee (please bring warm clothes).

After breakfast at the hotel and check out, we will go to the seahorse farm to explore the mystery of seahorses and show the unique breeding process. During the tour, you will be able to see the complete process of seahorse growth and feeding activities, as well as touch the seahorses, starfish, hermit crabs and other marine organisms in the touch pool. Afterwards, we will pass through the mural town of Sheffield to see the masterpieces of the muralists and Hong Kong celebrities before arriving at the town of Burnie. Burnie is a small coastal town in northwestern Tasmania, facing the Bass Strait. Founded in 1827, Burnie is one of the most important towns in northwestern Tasmania, and Burnie Port is one of the largest harbours on Tasmania. After a fresh seafood lunch at your own expense, visit the Burnie Paper Mill for an eye-opening tour of its century-old paper industry. At dusk, arrive at the northwesternmost town of Stanley, take a ride up Table Mountain, The NUT, enjoy the Bass Strait and the magnificent sunset view, dinner at your own expense at the most famous local lobster restaurant HURSEY, check in to the local hotel Seaview Inn or the same class. (Breakfast)

After breakfast, proceed to Cradle Mountain (Cradle Mt.), a world-famous cultural heritage reserve located in Lake St. Caliary National Park. The mountains near Cradle Mountain are undulating and glaciers often melt. The water flows into the lowlands and becomes lakes. The lakes and mountains are so beautiful. Stroll around Dove Lake, enjoy the baptism of Dove Lake, and admire Dove Lake
"There is no windshield on the surface of the pool," the tranquil and picturesque scenery allows you to experience the state of being completely integrated into nature and forgetting yourself. Simple lunch. We will then continue our journey to the ancient silver mine town of Zeehan, the center of western cultural heritage, and arrive at Strahan, the most famous town on the west coast of Tasmania, with a population of only 700 people, located in the north of Macquarie Harbour. , on the east coast of the Southern Ocean, the place name comes from the silent "h" in the French word. It was once responsible for the mining of Queenstown and the transportation of local forestry. Now it mainly develops tourism. After dinner, check into a local hotel. (Breakfast, lunch, dinner )

After breakfast, head to the pier to join a World Heritage Site cruise on the Gordon River, one of the world's last remaining temperate rainforests. Enjoy a scenic cruise along the calm waters of the Gordon River for close to 6 hours, crossing the remotest part of Macquarie Harbour and disembarking to visit the ruins of Sarah Island, Tasmania's oldest convict colony, and learn why convicts who were once imprisoned in this sparsely populated barren wasteland called the entrance to the harbour Hell's Gates. Lower down the river is covered with temperate rainforest, through towering ancient Huon Pine forests that were once cut for shipbuilding, salmon farms, Huon Pine mills, etc. Your guide will tell you about the 1982 and 1983 environmental protests that saved the Franklin River from being permanently cut off from its flow, and you will enjoy a buffet lunch on board. Arrive back at the pier around 3pm, transfer to Iron Blow lookout in Queenstown, enjoy the beautiful view of the whole valley and the mine pools, dinner at your own expense and check in to your local hotel in Queenstown. (Breakfast & Lunch)

After breakfast, take an ancient steam train and embark on a 4-hour journey through canyons and rainforests. There is a kind of nostalgia called luxury. It is not easy to find a steam train in today's world, and it is even harder to get on it. The steam train that was manufactured in 1898 has three carriages, one of which is a dining carriage. The interior of the carriage is mainly made of wood and equipped with leather seats, which is gorgeous and elegant. During the train journey, the staff will introduce the scenic spots along the way and explain the operating principles of the train. At each station, passengers can get off the train to rest and take a walk. When they arrive at Lynchford, a former gold mining town, you can enter the station museum to learn about the history of that time. Background, gold mining technology, etc. After getting off the bus at noon, have a simple lunch at your own expense. In the afternoon, set off for Lake St. Clair, the deepest lake in Australia. Enjoy the hiking tour of the lake and mountains, and check into a nearby hotel after dinner. (Breakfast, dinner)

After breakfast head to the world's southernmost whisky distillery, Belgrove Distillery, Australia's only rye whisky distillery and the only distillery in the world known to use biodiesel to power its stills. Near the beautiful Derwent Valley, Redlands Estate owns the only distillery in Australia that allows visitors on the premises. There are only two such wineries in the world. Set in the fields of Tasmania, surrounded by streams, it offers visitors a unique insight into the whisky-making process. This modern distillery, converted from a 19th century manor house, tells its incredible history and is a must-visit whisky tour. The poppy farm can be changed during the poppy season in November-December. Russell Falls is located on the eastern border of the Fylde National Park, about an hour's drive from the capital city of Hobart, and was the first nature reserve in Tas in 1885. Established as a national park in 1916, it is one of Australia's oldest national parks and has attracted countless visitors over the past 100 years, making it one of Tasmania's most popular tourist attractions. Hike to Russell Falls, a lush forest with towering swamp rubber trees, the world's tallest flowering plants and typical cold-temperate forest plants. The forest is inhabited by many small animals, such as duck-billed beasts, Australian wallabies and wombats. In the afternoon, return to Hobart Seafood Pier for lunch. After lunch, go to Hobart to climb Mount Wellington, Australia's first peak in the southern sky, which is the best place to see the panoramic view of Hobart, the most English small town, and the Antarctic. For 8-day tours, transfer to the airport and take the flight back to Sydney or other places that evening. Hong Kong style Chinese cuisine at Mei Wah Restaurant. Afterwards, check in to the Hobart City Hotel. (Breakfast and Dinner)

After breakfast, drive 35 minutes south from Hobart to the quiet seaside town of Kettering. Take a passenger ferry to Bruny Island. Bruny Island is actually two islands. The North and South Islands face each other through a section called the "neck". The narrow isthmus of Neck is connected, and you can climb to the "Neck" viewing point to enjoy the vast scenery and the magnificent coastline of South Bruny National Park. Visit the island's oyster fields and sample premium fudge, chocolate and cheese. After lunch at your own expense, head to the Huon Trail. This sightseeing route will take you south along the Huon River, through the Huon Valley, and finally to the southernmost tip of the island, which is also Australia. The place closest to Antarctica is also known as the Apple Island due to the abundant apples grown in the Huon Valley. Arrive at Hastings Cave and Natural Hot Springs in the afternoon. Hastings Cave and Natural Hot Springs are one of the famous attractions in the Huon Valley. The limestone caves, which were gradually formed bit by bit 40 million years ago, are a bit mysterious. The strange stalactites create a sense of other-dimensional space. In fact, there are many stalactite caves nearby, some like those in New Zealand. Such a gathering of fireflies! As for the hot springs, they are derived from groundwater with a water temperature of 28°C. If you are tired from the journey, you might as well take a bath in the hot springs! After dinner, check into a nearby hotel. Many people come to Tasmania to see the true face of the Aurora Australis, but this view does not happen every day. The further south you go, the greater the chance. The aurora is predictable. If the sunspots are intense that day, then at night The chance of the aurora appearing will be greatly increased. To see the aurora, you need to be lucky in terms of weather and face south to take photos. However, we cannot guarantee that you will definitely see it. Interested group members can set out with us in the evening or early morning! (Break, morning, etc.) dinner)

After breakfast, proceed to the Tahune Aerial Walkway. This unique forest high-altitude walkway is set up in the temperate virgin forest of southern Tasmania. The highest point is 48 meters above the ground, and the total length of the aerial walkway is about 500 meters. Meters through the top of the forest. Walking on the trail, you feel like you are in a sea of green, enjoying the charming scenery of Tasmania's unspoiled virgin forests and blue sky and clear water. There is a wishing tree stump along the trail. Locals believe that if you throw a coin into this tree stump and make a wish, your dream will come true. Then go to the Dorans Jam Factory, the oldest in Australia, established in 1834. The juice and jam produced from Ta Island's own fruits are great souvenirs. Then transfer to the airport to take the noon flight or stay for free and join another one-day tour. (Breakfast).