Combining agriculture, aquaculture and sustainability, this tour provides an insight into some of the unique learning areas available to students in Tasmania. Exploring a variety of agriculture and aquaculture, students uncover the remarkable diversity of vegetation across the state, before delving into renewable energy, hydropower generation, and marine debris and microplastics.

From mountains to forests, rivers and gorges… On this outdoor adventure students will explore the stunning natural landscapes nestled among Tasmania’s two major cities Launceston and Hobart. With visits to Cradle Mountain, Cataract Gorge and Port Arthur students will uncover Tasmania’s history at each stop along the way.

On this performing arts tour of Tasmania, students have the opportunity to perform at Port Arthur, the Salamanca Markets and at a number of local schools where they’ll get to meet and interact with other students during performance workshops.

From the convict ruins of Port Arthur to the ancient caves and thermal pools of Hastings, on this tour students will get to explore Tasmania’s rich colonial history and stunning natural landscapes as well as experience exciting wildlife adventures at Tasmania’s Unzoo.  

With a remarkable history and natural wonders as far as the eye can see, Tasmania is a destination that invites exploration and discovery. Tasmania’s unique history as the site of Australia’s first penal colony is laid bare across historic locations, including the legendary Port Arthur. Meanwhile, its many national parks with rugged mountains, ancient forests…