Birdwatching Tours Tasmania – Birding in Northern Tasmania
Australian Birds – A Tasmanian Tour of Bird Watching in spectacular coastal and forest habitats. Visit an array of landscapes to view a diverse range of bird species
Birdwatching Tours Tasmania: Birding in the North of Tassie
Explore a fantastic array of habitats to discover a diverse range of bird species
The Experience – Private Charter Tour – 2 or 3 day tour – Self-drive or Transfer arrival
Day 1 – Platypus, Birdwatching & Quoll Patrol Tours in Tasmania
As part of our birdwatching tours in Tasmania, either self-drive to Scottsdale or Pepper Bush transfer from Launceston for an early afternoon tour departure. Departing Scottsdale, we explore an array of forests and bird habitats to discover a variety of forest and woodland birds on the way via the Roses Tier forests to the Tyne Valley for a campfire dinner with the kangaroos. Relax by the campfire as our field of dreams comes alive with eastern quolls, brush-tail possums and Tasmanian pademelons visiting the campfire as wallabies and wombats graze close-by.
Overnight: Beulah Heritage B&B
Dinner: Campfire dinner on tour
Day 1 or 2 – Birding at Mt William & Bridport Coastal Reserves
Birds are abundant in Mt William NP with honey eaters, wrens, robins, finches, and pardalotes found in the Park along with migratory birds such as shearwaters, silver eyes and swamp harriers. It is also home to yellow tailed cockatoos, white-bellied sea eagles and wedge-tail eagles. Like Mt William, the Bridport Wildflower Reserve and surrounding areas are also known to be home to over 100 bird species including endemics, green rosella, yellow wattlebird, and yellow throated honeyeaters.
Overnight: Beulah Heritage B&B
Dinner: In-house
Day 1 or 2 – Birding North East Tasmania
The Scottsdale region offers a range of bird habitats – great diversity in near proximity. We explore waterways, tall forests with undergrowth, open native eucalypt forests, plantations, farmlands and rolling hills. These areas are home to wrens, honeyeaters, robins, whistlers, parrots, thornbills, raptors, waterfowl, waders, fantails and many more. Ten of Tasmania’s twelve endemic species are known in north east Tasmania.
Overnight: Beulah Heritage B&B
Dinner: In-house
Day 3 or 4 – Self-drive departure or Pepper Bush transfer to Launceston
Product Revised November 2020
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| Duration | Private Charter Tour |
|---|---|
| Departure | Day 1 – Self-drive – departing Beulah 12.00-2.00 pm (seasonal) |
| Schedule | Day 1 – Self-drive or Pepper Bush transfer from Launceston |
| Inclusions & Terms | Pepper Bush Vehicle/Guide |