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Australia, Oceania, Road Trips, Tasmania, Travel Itineraries · July 29, 2019

The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week

The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week
The Perfect Tasmania East Coast Road Trip Itinerary for One Week

Are you planning a road trip in Tasmania and looking for some inspiration? You’ve come to the right place! We recently spent one week in Tasmania visiting all the highlights along the beautiful east coast. We think this Tasmania self-drive itinerary is the perfect way to spend 6 days in Tasmania!

Along with my two friends, Amy and Sarah from Mooski Adventures, we set off in a trusty Mitsubishi Triton thanks to Europcar – it was the perfect car for an adventurous Tasmania road trip!

Our one week Tasmania itinerary commenced with exploring the vibrant capital city, Hobart. It took us to Australian bucket list hotspots such as the Bay of Fires and Freycinet National Park, along the popular Tasmania east coast road trip route called the “Great Eastern Drive“. We finished up our week in the picturesque city of Launceston and wine tasting at some of the fabulous wineries in the Tamar Valley.

With its rugged wilderness, breathtaking scenery, fresh seafood, and a plethora of fabulous food and wine producers – we think Tasmania’s east coast is one of the most stunning places in Australia.

this Tasmania Road Trip Itinerary from Hobart to Launceston will take you to some of the best highlights along Tasmania’s east Coast!

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In This Post:

  • Planning a Road Trip in Tasmania – At a Glance
  • Map of our Tasmania Road Trip Itinerary: The Great Eastern Drive
  • 6 Day Tasmania Self-Drive Itinerary from Hobart to Launceston
    • Day 1: Explore Hobart
      • Things to Do in Hobart
      • Where to Stay and Eat in Hobart
    • Day 2: Hobart to Orford
      • Stop 1: Clay Target Shooting & Lunch at Twamley Farm
      • Stop 2: Port Arthur Historic Site
      • Stop 3: Orford Town
      • Where to Stay and Eat in Orford
    • Day 3: Orford to Bicheno
      • Freycinet National Park
      • Other Things to Do Around Freycinet National Park
      • Where to Stay and Eat in Bicheno
    • Day 4: Bicheno to St. Helens & Bay of Fires
      • Bay of Fires Boat Tour
      • Walk Along the Bay of Fires Cosy Corner Beach
      • Sunset at Binalong Bay
      • Where to Stay and Eat in St. Helens
    • Day 5: St. Helens to Launceston
      • Stop 1: Pyengana Dairy
      • Stop 2: St Columba Falls
      • Stop 3: Clover Hill Wines
      • Where to Stay and Eat in Launceston
    • Day 6: Explore Launceston
  • Optional Extra Day – 7 Days in Tasmania
    • Hobart Day Trips:
    • Launceston Day Trips:
  • Additional Tips for Your Tasmania Road Trip

Planning a Road Trip in Tasmania – At a Glance

Our Tasmania road trip itinerary encompasses 6 days drive from Hobart to Launceston, with an option to add an extra day trip either at the beginning or end of the itinerary. We also included information on where to stay and eat in each location!

  • Day 1: Explore Hobart (Salamanca Markets & MONA)
  • Day 2: Hobart to Orford (Twamley Farm & Port Arthur)
  • Day 3: Orford to Bicheno (Freycinet National Park & Wineglass Bay)
  • Day 4: Bicheno to St. Helens (Bay of Fires)
  • Day 5: St. Helens to Launceston (food producers & wineries)
  • Day 6: Explore Launceston (Cataract Gorge & Tamar Valley)
  • Optional Extra Day: Hobart or Launceston

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Map of our Tasmania Road Trip Itinerary: The Great Eastern Drive


6 Day Tasmania Self-Drive Itinerary from Hobart to Launceston

Day 1: Explore Hobart

With an eclectic art scene, Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, is well-known as the host for the annual Dark Mofo Festival. Dark Mofo is held during the winter solstice when the city is painted red, and locals and visitors alike come together to celebrate the dark through modern art expressions, music and spectacular food.

Our Tasmania Road Trip was planned to coincide with Dark Mofo. We spent the first two evenings experiencing the events and performances on offer during this epic three-week-long fiesta – and it lived up to the hype! The Winter Feast and Dark Path were a highlight for us. Also worth checking out is the Night Mass, The Burning and the Nude Solstice Swim.

Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!

Things to Do in Hobart

Salamanca Markets – It’s worth planning your visit to Hobart on a Saturday so you can wander around the iconic Salamanca Markets – one of the most loved markets in Australia. It features over 300 artisan stalls lined along Salamanca Place with amazing local street performers every Saturday from 8:30 am to 3 pm.

MONA (The Museum of Old and New Art) – After the markets, wander down to the waterfront and hop on the MONA ROMA. The camouflaged high-speed catamaran will take you to the museum, and the ferry ride itself is quite a show – upgrade to the Posh Pit for an ultra-luxe experience!

Be sure to allow at least 3 hours to wander around MONA. We easily could have spent all day there. The museum is set over three underground levels, and there are quite a lot of world-class interactive exhibits, such as the Mine, Siloam, and Pharos. It’s worth checking out their website and planning your visit in advance.

Afterwards, head up to the MONA rooftop, where you’ll find the excellent Moorilla Wine Bar and Cellar Door, The Source Restaurant and a beautiful green space called The Lawn, which features communal tables, bean bags, and food trucks.

Mount Wellington – If Mount Wellington has decided to peek its head out of the clouds, then it’s worth jumping in the car and heading up there for sunset. Unfortunately, we weren’t blessed with the best weather in the evening, so we decided to kick off our Tasmania road trip itinerary with a sunrise visit instead. Due to ice on the road, we weren’t able to make it to the top, so we stopped at a viewpoint a little further down where we enjoyed spectacular sunrise views out towards Bruny Island.

Where to Stay and Eat in Hobart

The Ibis Styles in Hobart was the perfect place to start our Tasmania road trip, as it was only a short five-minute walk from the waterfront and Salamanca Markets. The upper levels offer fantastic views over Hobart city, and the city-scape lap pool was definitely a highlight. The coffee and cocktails on offer at Mr Good Guy Bar + Kitchen were also top-notch. For other good food and coffee options nearby, we loved Daci & Daci Bakers and Straight Up Coffee and Food.


Day 2: Hobart to Orford

Driving time: approximately 2 – 3 hours, not including stops.

Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!

Stop 1: Clay Target Shooting & Lunch at Twamley Farm

Make an early start on your Tasmania road trip and set your GPS towards Twamley Farm, Buckland. Pre-book a Sunday Lunch and Shoot package for a unique experience. You’ll spend the morning at the Clay Target Shooting Range with champion shooters Glenn and Cheryl, followed by an amazing campfire-cooked lunch, featuring delicious local produce, lovingly prepared by Gert and Ted.

Twamley Farm also offers beautiful BnB-style accommodation in a converted old Barn, glamping tents or the ‘Farm Pod’. Other activities on offer also include trout fishing, farm-hand experiences, bird watching, hiking and mountain biking.

Stop 2: Port Arthur Historic Site

Continue the drive onto Port Arthur, a historic convict settlement located on the Tasman Peninsula. Spend the afternoon exploring the historic site and surrounding gardens. If you feel up for a nighttime activity, it’s worth checking out the Port Arthur Ghost Tour, a highlight filled with tales of paranormal activity and unexplained events that occurred at the penal settlement in the late 1800s.

Stop 3: Orford Town

Continue up the east coast to Orford where you’ll spend the evening. Orford is a coastal village with beautiful beaches and views over the historic Maria Island.

Where to Stay and Eat in Orford

We stayed at the Eastcoaster Tasmania in Orford and were treated to a fabulous seafood dinner at their beautiful waterfront restaurant. The food alone was reason enough to stay an extra night!

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Day 3: Orford to Bicheno

Driving time: approximately 1.5 – 2 hours, not including stops.

While there are so many beautiful bays and beaches to stop along the Great Eastern Drive between Orford and Bicheno, the highlight is undoubtedly Freycinet National Park – the jewel of Tasmania’s coastline and home to the iconic Wineglass Bay. I highly recommend making this spot a priority on any Tasmania road trip itinerary as there is so much to do there.

Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!

Freycinet National Park

Before arriving, I recommend you pre-arrange a National Park permit to save time. Depending on how long you allow, there are a few options for hikes to do in the National Park – here are our top three:

Wineglass Bay Lookout – For an amazing view over Wineglass Bay that’s not too far from the carpark, head to the Wineglass Bay Lookout. Being the shortest route, this hike is usually much more crowded with tourists. Allow 1-hour return.

Wineglass Bay Beach – Continue from the Lookout toward the pristine beaches of Wineglass Bay for a half-day trek option. Allow 2.5 hours return.

Mount Amos – For an even more stunning view over Wineglass Bay and the surrounding mountain ranges, Mount Amos is not for the faint-hearted and requires a lot more experience. The hike involves a steep uphill rock scramble, scaling several large boulders and is not recommended during wet or damp conditions. Allow at least 3 – 4 hours round trip.

Other Things to Do Around Freycinet National Park

If you have some extra time and want to extend your Tasmania road trip itinerary to 7 days, I would highly recommend spending an extra day exploring Freycinet National Park to experience some of the other activities on offer:

  • Take a leisurely boat cruise around the National Park to Wineglass Bay
  • Check out Cape Tourville Lighthouse
  • Visit Devils Corner Winery cellar door
  • Stay at one of the many luxury eco-retreats around Coles Bay
  • Sample the freshest cultured oysters at the Melshell Oyster Shack

Where to Stay and Eat in Bicheno

We stayed at the beautiful Cod Rock Point, situated right on the coast at Bicheno. It was a beautiful spot, and we easily could have spent longer than one night but there was still so much to do on our Tasmania road trip itinerary, so we hit the road early the next morning.

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Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!

Day 4: Bicheno to St. Helens & Bay of Fires

Driving time: approximately 1 hour, not including stops.

After fueling up at the Blue Edge Bakery in Bicheno, we set off towards St. Helens and the Bay of Fires. The Bay of Fires was once named the World’s “hottest” travel destination in 2009 by Lonely Planet and it’s not hard to see why.

St. Helens is a charming coastal fishing village and is a popular place to stay while visiting the Bay of Fires. There are plenty of things to do around St. Helens including fishing, hiking, and mountain biking.

A little further north of St. Helens is Binalong Bay, the most popular spot to explore the region’s main drawcard – the lichen-covered rocks at the Bay of Fires.

Bay of Fires Boat Tour

After 4 days of taking in the spectacular views along the Great Eastern Drive from our car rental, we wanted to switch things up and opted for an off-shore view of the famous ‘red rocks’, courtesy of Bay of Fires Eco Tours. We did the most popular Gardens Explorer Tour, which took us along the pristine coastline. We learnt all about the history of the area, how the rocks get their dark orange colour and pointing out the diverse array of sea life along the way. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a whale.

Walk Along the Bay of Fires Cosy Corner Beach

After the boat tour, take a leisurely walk along Cosy Corner Beach. See the Lichen-covered boulders up-close against the beautiful white-sand beaches.

Sunset at Binalong Bay

We found Binalong Bay to be the best spot to view the sunset. The evening hues paint the iconic red boulders in spectacular colour.

Pro Tip: Head to Skeleton Bay Reserve and wander out along the rocks to find a good vantage point.

Where to Stay and Eat in St. Helens

We stayed at the beautiful Bay of Fires Apartments located on the main street of St. Helens and conveniently located around the corner from an amazing little coffee shop called Lifebuoy Café and Quail Street Emporium. Also, check out Nina Restaurant, located below the Bay of Fires Apartments.


Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!

Day 5: St. Helens to Launceston

Driving time: approximately 2.5 hours, not including stops.

The drive between St. Helens and Launceston is dotted with many farms, artisan food producers and wineries. This was one of our favourite days during our Tasmania road trip as there was plenty of good food and wine tasting involved!

Stop 1: Pyengana Dairy

Pyengana Dairy produces award-winning artisan cheeses and dairy products. Stop off for a gourmet cheese platter overlooking the green pastures of the dairy farm.

Stop 2: St Columba Falls

Just a short 10-minute walk from the carpark, you’ll be rewarded with spectacular views of St Columba Falls.

Stop 3: Clover Hill Wines

Clover Hill is a premium sparkling house located around 30 minutes drive from Launceston. Their recently built modern cellar door offers breathtaking views over their beautiful vineyard. This was a great last stop for a tasting before finishing up our Tasmania road trip in Launceston for the evening. Bookings are recommended.

Where to Stay and Eat in Launceston

We stayed at The Sebel Launceston, which was conveniently located in the centre of town and only a few minutes drive from Cataract Gorge. We enjoyed dinner at the Bluestone Kitchen & Bar, which serves seriously good modern Asian-style food. It was possibly one of the best meals we had during the entire road trip!

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Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!

Day 6: Explore Launceston

Spend the final day of your Tasmania road trip exploring Launceston, checking the beautiful scenery and fabulous wineries in the Tamar Valley. Be sure to book an evening flight so you have a full day!

Cataract Gorge – A natural formation located only minutes from central Launceston. Allow at least an hour to wander along the pathways around the gorge.

Drive Along the River Tamar – After visiting the gorge, take a drive along the western side of the Tamar River towards Batman Bridge. There are many great wineries to stop at along the drive. Cross the river at Batman Bridge and head back to Launceston along the Eastern-side of the river.

Moore’s Hill Estate – Tasmania’s first solar-powered winery that is completely off-the-grid. We stopped in at this boutique family-owned winery for a wine tasting and gourmet lunch by the fire and felt great knowing that we were virtually saving the environment while doing so. Check out these other great wineries along the Tamar Valley wine route.

Related Post: The Best Tamar Valley Wineries & Vineyards near Launceston, Tasmania


Optional Extra Day – 7 Days in Tasmania

If you want to extend this itinerary to a 7 day Tasmania itinerary, then we highly recommend either adding an extra night in Hobart at the beginning, or in Launceston at the end of your trip. Here are some suggestions for how you could spend the extra day:

Hobart Day Trips:

  1. Explore the fabulous food producers at Bruny Island
  2. Visit the Huon Valley and experience the Tahune Airwalk and the Hastings Caves.
  3. Hike to Russell Falls at Mount Field National Park and explore the Derwent Valley.

Launceston Day Trips:

  1. Visit Bridestowe Lavender Estate and the Pipers River wineries
  2. Go hiking around Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake
  3. Seek out local food producers, berry farms and breweries around Deloraine and Devonport.
  4. Exploring the many great wineries and cellar doors in the Tamar Valley

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Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!
Tasmania 6 days self-drive itinerary from Hobart to Launceston along the Great Eastern Drive. Includes detailed road trip map!

Additional Tips for Your Tasmania Road Trip

Getting There – Qantas, Virgin Australia, and Jetstar all offer daily flights to Hobart and Launceston from most major Australian cities. I recommend using Skyscanner to compare airfares and departure times for all airlines and book the best option.

Getting Around – Tasmania was made to be explored by car! Having a car gives you the freedom to set your Tasmania road trip itinerary (or follow ours) and stop wherever you want. All the roads we took during our road trip were sealed and driving in Tasmania is very easy. Click here to check out the latest car rental deal with Europcar.

Best Time to Visit – Any time of year. There are many things to do in Tasmania during summer, winter, spring and autumn. Be aware that summertime is the peak tourist season. Expect the major tourist sites to be a lot more crowded than in other seasons. We felt that visiting during winter was perfect as there were fewer crowds and we got to experience the Dark Mofo Festival.

Don’t forget to bring – warm clothing in winter, such as puffer jackets and beanies. Bring hiking gear if you plan to hike in Freycinet National Park.

We hope this itinerary has inspired you to plan a road trip in Tasmania. If you have any questions or recommendations of other great places to visit in Tasmania, please leave them in the comments below.


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Disclosure: During our Tasmania Road Trip, we were hosted by Europcar, Discover Tasmania, and Accor Hotels. All opinions expressed in this post are my own. For further information, please visit the links above.


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  1. Peta says

    May 1, 2021 at 8:18 am

    Considering Buckland is on the way to Orford, I would head to Port Arthur first. Get an early start so you can see Remarkable cave, Tasman Arch etc.

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