Island tours in Kingborough, Tasmania, offer a unique and exciting experience for travelers. One popular option is a guided tour of Bruny Island, where you can discover the island's spectacular landscapes, gourmet produce, and inspiring locals with a knowledgeable local guide. Tours depart daily from various locations, and the experience is suitable for all ages and interests. Bruny Island is home to a diverse range of attractions, including the southernmost lighthouse in Australia, Bruny Lighthouse. Visitors can enjoy a delicious gourmet lunch during their sightseeing tour, showcasing some of the island's freshest produce.
Another option is a visit to King Island, the largest of three islands in the Bass Strait, known as the New Year Group, located off the northwest tip of Tasmania. Known for its food exports, King Island offers succulent beef, gourmet cheese, and crayfish sourced from its crystal-clear waters. The island is also a surfing and golfing mecca, with the Cape Wickham Golf Course recognized as number 11 in Planet Golf World's Top 100 Golf Courses. Visitors to King Island can explore over 150 kilometers of walking tracks, trails, and beaches, as well as enjoy trail riding experiences and visit cultural attractions such as the King Island Historical Museum and the Maritime Trail. The island is accessible via flights from Melbourne, Burnie-Wynyard, or Launceston airports, with three airlines—Regional Express Airlines, Sharp Airlines, and King Island Airlines—servicing the route. Upon arrival, it's essential to have booked a hire car, as there is no taxi or public transport service available.