4.7 / 5Excursions & Tours
About Burnie, Tasmania
A Taste of Tasmania
Price: $195.00
Peek behind the scenes of Petuna Seafoods' seafood empire, learn how to cook trout, enjoy a scenic drive, and so much more on this epic day tour while in Tasmania.
Excursion Size: Small
Excursion Type: Cultural, Scenic, Cuisine
Food/Beverage: Lunch is Included.
Activity Level: Easy
Excursion Duration: 6 Hours
Cradle Mountain Nature Walk
Price: $169.00
Catch stunning valley views from a famous lookout and World Heritage Site, admire iconic murals and more on this epic tour in Burnie.
Excursion Size: Small
Excursion Type: Cultural, Active, Scenic
Food/Beverage: Lunch is Included.
Activity Level: Moderate
Excursion Duration: 6 Hours 30 Minutes
Narawntapu Park
Price: $169.00
Walk the footsteps of the rare Tasmanian devil, catch stunning views of wetlands of Narawntapu National Park and more on this scenic tour in Burnie.
Excursion Size: Small
Excursion Type: Cultural, Active, Scenic
Food/Beverage: Snack, Beverage
Activity Level: Easy
Excursion Duration: 6 Hours 30 Minutes
Sheffield in Color
Price: $109.00
Enjoy a scenic and panoramic drive in a comfortable vehicle, catch epic views of Bass Strait, stop to admire Sheffield's murals, and more on this delightful guided tour in Burnie.
1 ReviewExcursion Size: Small
Excursion Type: Cultural, Scenic
Food/Beverage: Beverage (Water)
Activity Level: Easy
Excursion Duration: 4 Hours 30 Minutes
The Chefs Tour
Price: $179.00
Indulge in savory Tasmanian saffron and truffles while you meet and talk to the owners and growers of some of the world's most expensive food products. Enjoy panoramic scenery as you travel Tasmania's North West Coast in comfort on this epic gourmet tour.
Excursion Size: Small
Excursion Type: Cultural, Scenic, Cuisine
Food/Beverage: Lunch is included with wine pairing.
Activity Level: Easy
Excursion Duration: 6 Hours
Burnie, Tasmania Shore Excursions
Burnie is a port city on the north-west coast of Tasmania. When founded in 1827, Burnie was named Emu Bay but it was renamed for William Burnie, a director of the Van Diemen's Land Company, in the early 1840s. Burnie was proclaimed a city by Queen Elizabeth II on April 26, 1988.