Pepper Bush Adventures

Wildlife-focused tour - Overview – 3-days / 3-nights - spectacular Tasmanian wildlife viewing and visiting stunning natural sites in northeast Tasmanian. The Bushies Wildlife Getabout with Pepper Bush Adventures is a fun-filled three-day escape into Tasmania's wild heart, packed with wildlife, birds, and beautiful scenery. Day one kicks off with the Canopy Capers tour, where after searching for a platypus, you'll enjoy a relaxed evening in the bush with a campfire dinner and an after-dark meeting with the locals—Tasmanian pademelons, brush-tailed possums, and maybe a surprise furry visitor or two! On day two, the impressive Quoll Patrol tour takes things up a notch. After a day exploring scenic trails, enjoy a campfire dinner with the kangaroos, then settle in for a close-up meeting with eastern quolls, wallabies, possums, wombats and more, all appearing as dusk falls. Day three travels east to Mt William National Park, where beaches meet bushland and the birdlife is spectacular. Spot Forester kangaroos, Bennett's wallabies and a range of coastal birds in this pristine and peaceful setting. With seasoned local guides, local produce, and plenty of wildlife action, the Bushie's Wildlife Getabout is Tassie nature at its best!

Bird and Wildlife Tour– 2 or-3 days / nights of the very best of Tasmania's birdlife and wildlife. Day one takes you to the spectacular alpine heights of Ben Lomond National Park or travel the forest backroads to Tasmania's highland forests to view an array of forest birds on the way to the Tyne Valley for a nature experience reviewed as one of Australia's best - the Quoll Patrol. Enjoy a campfire dinner with the kangaroos and the ambience of a crackling campfire before meeting some of Tasmania's charming wildlife characters. Day 2 and 3 - Northeast Tasmania offers diverse birding experiences with Pepper Bush Adventures, exploring habitats ranging from coastal heathlands and wet eucalypt forests to cool temperate rainforest and highland plains. Spot iconic species such as the Yellow Wattlebird, Green Rosella, and Tasmanian Native Hen, alongside other honeyeaters, robins, and raptors. Seasoned local guides lead you through private reserves, national parks, and quiet backroads, sharing insights into bird behaviour and habitat. Each outing offers exceptional opportunities to observe Tasmania's unique birdlife in its natural environment—ideal for both avid twitchers and nature-loving beginners.

Wildlife-focused tour - Overview - 2 days / 2 nights - Enjoy two remarkable evenings with Pepper Bush Adventures—Canopy Capers offers after-dark forest encounters and campfire dining, while Quoll Patrol features wildlife spotting and dinner with the kangaroos. Both tours provide guided experiences focused on Tasmania's native wildlife, all set in secluded bush locations with hearty campfire meals and local storytelling. Day one is the Canopy Capers which begins with a search for the fascinating platypus in the local waterways. As evening falls, relax by the campfire and enjoy a campfire dinner, surrounded by the sounds of the forest. After dark, watch as pademelons and brush-tail possums emerge, offering wildlife encounters under the Tasmanian canopy. Day two is the remarkable Quoll Patrol which begins with exploring the local waterways for platypus and birdlife, followed by lunch before a scenic visit to the alpine landscapes of Ben Lomond. Travel through Tasmania's forested northeast backroads to a private setting for a campfire dinner among the kangaroos. As night falls, meet eastern quolls, Tasmanian pademelons, wombats, possums, and more.

Wildlife and Nature - Overview – 2-days / 2-nights - Experience the best of Tasmania with Pepper Bush Adventures—day one features the Quoll Patrol wildlife tour with nocturnal encounters and campfire dining. Day two explores lush rainforest and waterfalls at Victoria and St Columba Forest reserves, the ancient myrtle forest at Weldborough Pass, and the tranquil beauty of Mt Paris Dam. On day one the Quoll Patrol tour takes you from Scottsdale to the alpine heights of Ben Lomond before winding through forested wilderness to a private setting. Enjoy a campfire dinner among the kangaroos, then wildlife appears, eastern quolls, wombats, brushtail possums, and more. This experience offers remarkable close-up wildlife moments in Tasmania's natural heartland. Day two discover Tasmania's lush northeast on a scenic nature tour. Visit the stunning waterfalls of Mt Victoria and St Columba Forest Reserves, enjoy lunch at the Pyengana Farm Gate Café. The return journey features a stroll through the ancient myrtle forest at Weldborough Pass and a stop at the historic Mt Paris Dam—offering a perfect blend of nature, history, and local flavours in one day. An optional night of nocturnal magic with the inclusion of the Canopy Capers tour with a campfire dinner

Wildlife, Forests, Birds - Overview – 2 or 3 days / nights – Pepper Bush Adventures offer guided tours exploring northeast Tasmania's diverse forests, wetlands, and highlands with the comfort of overnight stays at Tin Dragon Trail Cottages - sensational birding, wildlife viewing and scenic tours. Day one is the highly regarded Quoll Patrol tour. Travel from Tin Dragon to the alpine heights of Ben Lomond before winding through forested wilderness to a private setting. Delight in a campfire dinner among the kangaroos, then wildlife stops by, eastern quolls, wombats, brush-tail possums, and more. This experience offers unforgettable close-up wildlife moments in Tasmania's natural heartland. On day two or three enjoy northeast Tasmania on day tours from Tin Dragon Trail Cottages. Discover lush rainforest and cascading waterfalls at St Columba and Mt Victoria reserves, spot rare birdlife, take a day tour to Mt William National Park, or enjoy tailored birding experiences through diverse forest and coastal habitats. Each tour is guided by seasoned local guides offering encounters with Tasmania's unique wildlife, landscapes, and secluded wilderness areas. Optional - On day two or three the Canopy Capers tour with campfire dinner and nocturnal forest tour. See the forest come alive after-dark.

Overview – 6-7 hours - Explore Tasmania's north on day tours from Launceston—featuring Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary, Platypus House, Tamar Valley vineyards, and alpine scenery atop Ben Lomond, all with delicious lunches. Tamar Valley Tipple Tour - Savour cool-climate wines on a tour departing Launceston—visiting Velo Wines, Moore's Hill Estate, Marion's Vineyard, and Tamar Ridge Cellar Door, with lunch at The Ducks restaurant. Platypus House & Tamar Valley - Discover Tasmania's charm with this day tour departing Launceston —meet platypus & echidna at Platypus House, then sip and savour at Velo, Marions, and Tamar Ridge, with lunch at The Ducks Restaurant. Ben Lomond & Tamar Valley Vineyards - See Ben Lomond National Park on day tour departing Launceston, followed by wine tasting and lunch at Josef Chromy Vineyard, with a final tasting at Velo in the Tamar Valley. Trowunna Wildlife & Platypus House - Meet Tasmania's wildlife on a day tour from Launceston—see Tasmanian devils, wombats, and kangaroos at Trowunna Wildlife, then visit Platypus House with lunch at the River Cafe Tassie Devils & Tamar Valley Vineyards - Meet Tassie devils and wildlife at Trowunna, then taste the wines at Tamar Ridge and Velo Wines with lunch at The Ducks Restaurant

Birding Tour - Overview - Private charter tour - 7-8 hours departing Scottsdale - Tasmanian tour viewing bird species in amazing landscapes and visit some beautiful and fascinating birdlife rich places. Pepper Bush Adventures offers relaxed and enriching birding day tours through some of Tasmania's most diverse and beautiful landscapes. Led by passionate local guides, these small-group experiences explore a range of habitats including coastal wetlands, dry sclerophyll forests, mountain slopes, and native bushland near rivers and farms. With over 100 bird species recorded in the region, visitors can expect to spot a rich mix of Tasmanian endemics like the Green Rosella, Yellow Wattlebird, and Tasmanian Thornbill, along with a variety of raptors, honeyeaters, and waders. The tours are paced for enjoyment, with time to photograph, observe, and enjoy the peaceful natural surrounds. Whether you're an experienced twitcher or a curious beginner, Pepper Bush birding tours offer a warm and welcoming introduction to Tasmania's unique birdlife. Morning tea or a gourmet lunch is often included, making for a full, memorable day immersed in nature.

Discover the heart of real Tasmanian life at Anabel's of Scottsdale — where lush farmland, mountain views, and golden beaches meet. Whether you're a local or just passing through, come for the food, stay for the experience. Explore boutique accommodation, unwind on shady verandahs, and soak in the scenic charm of this vibrant farming town. This heritage homestead-turned-restaurant is now open to the public, serving up authentic and fusion Thai cuisine with fresh local ingredients, surrounded by century-old gardens blooming with giant rhododendrons, camellias, and wisteria. Only an hour from Launceston, Anabel's is your gateway to Tasmania's northeast — from coastal Bridport to rainforest trails and mountain bike adventures. Real. Tasmanian. Local. Unforgettable.

This three-bedroom stone cottage sleeps up to six Adults, one Queen, one double and two King single beds. All Linen supplied. Features include heaters, pedestal fans, wood fire, washer, dryer, dishwasher, smart TV and WIFI. Off-street parking is available. Quiet Neighbourhood, close to shops, cafes and pubs. Only walking distance to the Rail Trail and bike hire at the Art Gallery. The bus stop for the Launceston bus service s located at the Supermarket, three minutes walk from the accommodation, taxi's available near by.

Pump Jack B&B is a large heritage style house, in the north eastern town of Scottsdale, Tasmania. It’s located right in the middle of the town in a quiet one way street, close to shops, banks, hotels etc. The property has been tastefully restored to its former glory. It contains three large ensuite rooms in the main house, and a detached apartment at the rear of the main house. The property has excellent online ratings and vast majority of guests find the accommodation experience at PumpJack to far exceed their initial expectations. The house was built in 1890 and is a good example of local architecture from that period.