Australia: Tasmania Reviews

4.8 Rating 13 Reviews

Nov 9 - 13, 2026 | We will visit the pristine forest at Mt Field National Park and search for the 12 endemics on Bruny Island, including the flightless giant Tasmanian Native-Hen. We will also look for marsupials including quolls, pademelons and potoroos! This tour is fill with a diversity of wildlife and spectacular scenery.

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“Good paced tour staying at a lovely accommodation. Great landscapes and birding. Our 5 participant trip was much more comfortable than the 12 person eastern Australia trip.”

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Posted 1 month ago

Thank you for sharing your experience, Keith. We’re glad the Tasmania tour offered a good pace, comfortable accommodation, and that you enjoyed the landscapes and birding. It’s great to know the smaller group felt more comfortable; having only five guests isn’t typical, so I’m delighted it enhanced your experience. We’d love to welcome you back for another adventure soon! Warm regards, Team Eagle-Eye Tours

Posted 1 month ago

“Beautiful landscapes, large variety of birds and mammals seen. Accommodation very comfortable. Tour guides informative and very good at spotting birds.”

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Posted 2 months ago

Thank you for your wonderful review, Kimberley! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the beautiful landscapes of Tasmania and appreciated the variety of birds and mammals. It's great to know you found the accommodation comfortable and that our tour guides enhanced your experience with their knowledge and spotting skills. Your feedback means a lot to us, and we can't wait to welcome you back for more adventures in nature! Warm regards, Team Eagle-Eye Tours

Posted 2 months ago

“Our two excellent guides took great care of our group. We found all of the endemics and enjoyed memorable adventures along the way, including a boat tour to the tip of Bruny Island and night time spotlighting. We also enjoyed great food everywhere, and were happy with the accommodations. We wouldn’t hesitate recommending this tour to fellow birders.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Helene Lauzon

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“Fantastic trip, well organized with outstanding guides dedicated to bird life.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“We definitely saw all kinds of beautiful birds, and experienced a variety of habitats. The guides were extremely knowledgeable, and were able to find all endemic species of Tasmania.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Hi Debbie, thanks for the review! We're glad to hear the trip was a success!

Posted 1 year ago

“Don't miss Tasmania! The trees at Mt. Field and the cliffs at Bruny Island are astounding. And where else can you see both white wallabies and white starlings at the same time? Or watch penguins come to shore amidst a swarm of shearwaters? These few days had parrots and pardalotes, pademelons and potoroos. It certainly was worth the price.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Fairy Penguins, wallabies right at your doorstep, and an array of other colorful bird species brought to our attention by excellent guides!”

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Posted 3 years ago

Mary Jane Hele

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“This tour was a perfect way to end a very long November of travel. I would have loved to accompany the tour throughout their travels from Darwin but I had other plans, including a family wedding in Melbourne, so joining in Tasmania for the final leg of the journey fit in perfectly. We were blessed with lovely weather, even though the predictions were for colder conditions. I was overdressed on Bruny Island, anticipating cold. The Tasmanian tour was a great introduction to Australian birds, leaving me with a desire to visit again. We also saw a few interesting species of mammals, including an albino Wallaby or two and those cute little Pademelons. I'd go back.”

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Posted 3 years ago