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The story of the Port Arthur Historic Site is one of many people, places and moments. Meet some of the people who have passed through this place, and learn about Port Arthur’s evolution from a feared convict settlement to a World Heritage-listed Historic Site and…

…for food. Visitors are also welcome to bring their own food and drink. Be Prepared As we’ve mentioned, it’s a big site.  And it’s Tasmania.  Please come prepared for the weather and for it to change suddenly.  UV rates can be very high / extreme…

…of our carefully crafted menu, you’ll be transported on a gastronomic journey through the rich, local flavours of turrakana / the Tasman Peninsula. Our commitment to showcasing the best of local produce ensures that each dish is a celebration of the region’s natural bounty. Whether…

Commandant’s House PenitentiaryJunior Medical Officer’sConvict ChurchSeparate Prison10.00am 10.30am 12.00pm 11:45am 11:30am 1.30pm 1:00pm 1:30pm 1:00pm 2.30pm 2.00pm 2:00pm 3.30pm 3:00pm On this Day – 1845 The Superintendent’s Clerk and the Storekeeper were found to be absent without leave from Port Arthur….

…for approximately 4 hours, covering a range of terrain over approximately 2 kilometres and is not suitable for anyone with restricted mobility. Parts of the tour are conducted outdoors, so we recommend that you come prepared for the variety of weather conditions Tasmania often provides….

…and is not suitable for anyone with restricted mobility. This tour is conducted outdoors, so we recommend you come prepared for all kinds of Tasmanian weather. TOUR TIMES Tours run for approximately one hour return and depart daily from the Visitor Centre at 11:00am &…