Hobart
Wild Beauty, Rich History, and Foodies Heaven
Hobart, the heart of Tasmania, offers a beautiful blend of natural wonders and cultural treasures.
From its early days as a colonial outpost to its bustling modern vibes, Hobart proudly displays its heritage while embracing the new.
Nestled at the foot of Mount Wellington, every nook and cranny of this city holds a tale waiting to be told.
Must See
Salamanca Place
Historic warehouses now filled with galleries, eateries, and shops
Battery Point
A charming village vibe with old cottages and cobbled streets.
MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)
A super unique museum that’s as famous for its architecture as its art.
Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Lush greenery, rare plants, and serene ponds.
Mount Wellington
Offering panoramic views of the city, river, and beyond.
Sandy Bay
A lovely beach suburb, great for a leisurely stroll or picnic.
Cascade Brewery
Australia’s oldest operating brewery, with beautiful gardens.
Bruny Island
A short ferry ride away with amazing landscapes and wildlife.
Must Do
MONA Posh Pit Ferry
Jump on the MONA Ferry from the Hobart Wharf and indulge in the VIP Posh Pitt.
Bruny Island Adventure Tour
Get up close with seals, dolphins, and rugged coastlines.
Hobart Historic Walk
Discover the city’s stories with a knowledgeable guide.
Lark Distillery Whisky Tasting
Delve into Tasmanian whisky with a guided flavour journey
Penitentiary Chapel Historic Site Tour
Learn about Hobart’s convict past.
Port Arthur Day Trip
Explore the hauntingly beautiful historic site.
Willie Smith’s Apple Shed
Experience Tasmania’s apple heritage and taste top-notch organic ciders.
Hike to Wineglass Bay
Drive to the Freycinet Peninsula and take a short hike to the stunning bay.
Must Stay
MACq 01
A storytelling hotel with each room holding a unique Tasmanian tale.
Islington Hotel
Historic luxury with stunning views.
The Henry Jones Art Hotel
A blend of art, history, and modern comfort.
The Tasman
A luxury collection hotel in a very central location
Salamanca Wharf Hotel
In the heart of the cultural scene.
MONA Pavilions
Ultra-modern villas boasting art, luxury, and Derwent River views
Somerset on the Pier
Spacious apartments on the waterfront, offering spectacular harbor views.
AirBNB in Battery Point
Choose from a number of stunning homes and live like a local in Battery Point
Must Eat
Tassie Salmon
Fresh and delicious, a local favourite.
Scallop Pie
A unique Tassie treat you won’t find elsewhere.
Fico
A stand-out restaurant for a social celebration.
Post Street Social
A fun, busy, local bar to start your night out
Daci & Daci Bakers
A must-visit for pastries and breads
The Glass House
Dine with views of the Derwent River.
The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery
A farm to table experience in a stunning rural setting
Van Bone
An intimate dining experience for foodies with an eco-concious spin