Motel style accommodations are based on private rooms with ensuite facilities.

If booking Twin or Double accommodation options, a minimum of 2 persons is required. We are unable to match up single travellers into a Twin share option

Hostel Dorm style accommodation is based on same gender dormitory rooms with shared same-gender bathrooms. Own toiletries and towels are recommended

Hostel Twin/Double and Single rooms have shared same-gender bathrooms

The Super 7 is an active style, nature-based tour, involving guided short walks in our National Parks every day.

This tour involves easy to moderate walks each day ranging from 20 minutes up to 4 hours on varied terrain. A moderate fitness level will ensure that guests can enjoy the activities and experiences on offer.

All walks are optional and, in many locations, there is a choice between an easier or more advanced option. Example walks: Russell Falls (Easy), Dove Lake Circuit and Wineglass Bay Lookout (Moderate), Mt Amos (Difficult).

Bring clothing that suits the season, while including warm clothes (it can get cold in the mountains), comfortable walking shoes, toiletries, a towel, hat, sunscreen, waterproof jacket, swimsuit, water bottle and camera. Luggage is restricted to one normal pack, bag or case (20kg) plus a small day pack.

This tour is designed to help you see as much of Tasmania as possible with like minded travelers. There is no maximum age provided - you just have to have a good sense of adventure and a reasonable level of fitness, however, there is a minimum age of 8 years old to ensure all passengers get the most from the tour!

This tour has a maximum group size of 24 passengers plus the tour guide. These small group sizes allow you plenty of time to get to know your fellow passengers and guide.

Tours are conducted in modern, comfortable air-conditioned buses. By having small groups it means you can spend as much time as possible outside the bus exploring the wonderful sights of Tasmania.

Yes, Wifi is available and bedding is included at all our accommodation options. You do not need to bring along any bedding.

Over the years, people with a variety of abilities have enjoyed Under Down Under’s tours. We understand that people are unique and that is important to start with a conversation. We appreciate that you may have questions about whether our tour is right for you. It is important that we take the time to understand your needs and expectations, and to consider what is safe and practical to achieve in our small group settings. This is an essential step prior to booking a tour. 

Our current itineraries expect each person to be able to carry their own bags, use our existing tour vehicles and stay in our selected hostel or motel facilities (feel free to ask us for these details). For our original tours, meals are designed to be self-catered, with plenty of stops to purchase food, take away or dine-in options. For our comfort tours, several meals are included in the itinerary with the remainder purchased along the way. Unless travelling with a carer or companion, we expect persons to be able to look after themselves independently, without supervision or assistance. Our tours provide numerous opportunities for hikes or walk

No, you will need to arrive into your departure city at least the day before your tour is scheduled to depart, due to the early start to our day tours and multi-day tours you cannot arrive the same day your tour is set to depart.