Published on Feb, 2025

Penny Dyer was our guide on both the Peaks, Falls & Furry Locals tour as well as the Wine and the Wild tour. Both tour itineraries were set up well and Penny did an outstanding job guiding and explaining everything. We had the absolute best time and were SO happy that Penny was able to enhance our experience on both days!

Published on Jan, 2025

Noah was excellent. Very easy to spend the day with. He was a great resource for local geography, history, politics and culture. He allowed us to create our own enjoyable itinerary based on what we had already seen and what we plan to do the next few days to avoid duplication.

Published on Dec, 2024

Angus Templeton was an excellent guide. I learned so much on this walk thru Mt Field National Park. If he couldn't answer a question he made a call(this he learned a thing or two). It was so amazing walking among the different Eucalyptus trees Seeing the differnt birds. The lunch was pretty darn good...I learned so much about honey. I knew I was no longer in Kansas. The taste was so unique, but i actually could identify the taste. Yeah, I was impressed w/me. I had to share with family only I couldn't take in to my next stop New Zealand. Oh yeah..shipped! Ohhh... it's Leatherwood Honey. Angus did not push, but I surprised myself regarding the trails and stairs. (and probably him too ;) There is so much to look at you don't really noticed how far you traveled. But every step was worth it!

Published on Oct, 2024

We had an excellent full day activity with Penny. She provided a great experience adapting our time to our interests. Pleasant surroundings and informative conversation made the day very enjoyable.

Published on Apr, 2024

We highly recommend the regional day tour of Hobart and Tasmania. Right off the bat our guide, Zen, asked why we came to Tasmania and what we were interested in. He was knowlegeable about history, agriculture, environment, and current challenges that the island faces. Plus he was a very interesting, friendly person who happened to have grown up in Tasmania. The day included a visit to the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary where we were able to get up close to kangaroos and wombats; the very beautiful Mt Field and Russell Falls; and a winery, with other stops along the way. The picnic lunch that he prepared featured delicious local ingredients. We very much enjoyed spending the day with Zen and came away with an appreciation for the island and people.