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Enjoy a relaxing, informative guided tour among the most quiet, conservative and class conscious area of Tasmania which adjoins waterfront Salamanca and prestigious Battery Point. See the elegant Georgian homes of the colonial gentry, picturesque accommodation for officers and quaint workers cottages. Walk through this very fashionable suburb, containing some of Tasmania’s oldest homes, gardens and iconic sights.
Price: $27.73
Duration: 2 hours
In this hands on cooking class I am sharing and teaching new cooking techniques in a fun & safe environment. I strongly believe in local, seasonal products including my own organic vegetables, herbs, honey and eggs to produce a restaurant style 4 course lunch. The cooking class is designed to give you the confidence to produce the same menu at home without expensive equipment and tools. The experience includes all recipes & a little gift
Price: $113.13
Duration: 5 hours
Our 6 Day Tasmania East Coast Tour provides an intimate little getaway for those that have limited travel time available. This tour is a great option to explore the more populated east coast of Tassie along with the 2 biggest cities of Hobart & Launceston. Covering approximately 850km we explore many of Tasmania’s memorable attractions, moving fast enough to provide a fantastic overview of the islands eastern side, yet slow enough to enjoy the sights! Concluding at Thursday morning this tour offers fantastic coastal scenery, historical learnings, fresh air and dozens of incredible photo opportunities. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels this is truely a memorable, small group travel experience.
Price: $1,821.00
Duration: 144 hours
Mt. Field is one of the Island’s best-loved national parks. Experience iconic Russel Falls and stunning rainforest walks among ancient ferns and towering gumtrees. Visit one of Australia’s best wildlife sanctuaries and enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or a fabulous dining experience at the Agrarian Kitchen (open Friday-Sunday).
Price: $759.06
Duration: 8-9 hours
This combined ticket gives you access to two of Hobart’s most iconic sightseeing tours – Richmond Village and Red Decker City Loop Tour! Join our tour of the historic village of Richmond, known for its beautifully preserved, Georgian architecture and home to Australia’s oldest bridge, colonial gaol and Catholic Church. Richmond is a hub for gourmet food and wine lovers. Visit shops, galleries, historic sites, and eateries with exclusive attraction discounts. Your 48-hour CITY LOOP ticket allows you to join the official sightseeing tour of Hobart. Hop-on and experience stunning 360-degree views of Hobart from the top deck of our open-top double-decker buses. Stay onboard to complete the full 90-minute tour or hop-on, hop-off at any of the 20 convenient stops around the city. Includes a 48-hour Hop-On Hop-Off City Loop Ticket and a 4-hour Richmond Village Tour and scenic drive through the Coal River Valley with 3 hours (approx.) in Richmond to spend at your own leisure.
Price: $65.69
Duration: 1-4 hours
We offer the only 2 day Cradle Mountain Trip return from Hobart. Tasmania is known for it's wilderness and remote locations so take the scenic route, get out of the city on our small group tour - max 13 people. See Tasmania's best waterfalls, rainforests and alpine regions. Enjoy amazing hiking in Cradle Mountain National Park, spotting wombats and wildlife along the journey. Stay in comfortable lakeside accommodation. We frequently see Platypus, Wombats, Echidna and wallabys in the wild.
Price: $324.79
Duration: 48 hours
Cradle Mountain & Wineglass Bay in just 2 days—Tasmania’s best sights, hikes, and wildlife in one trip! This fast-paced yet well balanced tour takes you from Hobart to Cradle Mountain, Launceston, Wineglass Bay, and back, showcasing two of Tasmania’s most iconic national parks. Walk around Dove Lake, spot wombats in the wild, hike (or stroll) to the famous Wineglass Bay lookout, swim at Honeymoon Bay, and taste fresh seafood at Freycinet Marine Farm. Whether you're up for a big adventure or prefer a more relaxed pace, there’s something for everyone. With expert local guides, comfortable transport, and plenty of time to explore, this 2-day/1-night adventure is perfect for travellers who want to experience Tasmania’s natural wonders without the rush.
Price: $295.59
Duration: 48 hours
We will pick you up from your cruise ship which is docked in Macquarie Wharf Hobart at 9.00am and have you back by 3.30pm (Time will vary depending on ship arrival and departure times). We will drive one & half hours to historic Port Arthur site enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way where you will have up to 2.5 hours to explore with our guide. Upon leaving Port Arthur Historic Site and time permitting we will stop at the Lavender Farm & Tasmanian Chocolate Foundry. There will be a lunch stop at Port Arthur Historic Site Cafe, but costs are excluded from this tour. We will drop you back to your cruise ship in Macquarie Wharf in Hobart.
Price: $174.44
Duration: 6 hours
Join this two day tour and experience what it feels like to be a Tasmanian! Culture, lifestyle, adventure, nature, produce, and wildlife is on the menu. If you're here for a short time and want to cover as much as you can without feeling rushed, then this tour covers everything you need to do whilst you're in Hobart at an affordable price. This tour includes Salamanca Market (Saturday Only) to ensure you tick that off the bucket list. Up close and personal with all the Australian unique wildlife including Kangaroos, Tasmanian Devils, Wombats, Koalas and many more. Mt Wellington 1272m above Hobart, City highlights, Richmond historical village which is rich in convict history and exploring majestic Bruny Island in all its elements, while sampling award winning produce. This tour ticks so many boxes that there's not many more left to tick when visiting Hobart!
Price: $222.61
Duration: 48 hours
When you take a tour of LARK Distillery you will wander through meticulously restored historical buildings and explore our working whisky village - the iconic home of Australia’s No. 1 Luxury Single Malt Whisky Distillery. On this fun and informative whisky adventure, you will dive a little deeper into the art and science of whisky and discover some of the secrets to making truly great single malt whisky. While visiting our site you will hear stories about what makes our process unique, some of the people that have made LARK what it is today, and about the unique island of Tasmania that has made it all possible.
Price: $50.36
Duration: 0 hours
Enjoy the comforts of our luxury Mercedes vehicles. Unlike others we include a chef-prepared lunch in our tour price. There are no hidden extra costs. We stop at 4 cellar doors and vary the cellar doors weekly. We also take requests. Our small group tours maximize interaction within the group and with the cellar doors. We are not just visitors to each stop - we are welcomed as friends. Our tours are relaxed, comfortable & easy-going and it doesn't matter if you have never tried a wine or if you are looking to stock you cellar with something unique - we try to ensure everyone enjoys our tour.
Price: $164.22
Duration: 7-8 hours
Bruny Island is one of Tasmania's most extraordinary places. Ben Andrews has spent a lifetime on Bruny Island. He knows its backroads, its wildlife, its locals, and its hidden corners. Your day begins with a pickup from your Hobart accommodation, heading south along the old coastal road before crossing the D'Entrecasteaux Channel by ferry to Bruny Island. A coastal morning tea of freshly shucked oysters, artisan cheese, local bread, and fresh apples sets the tone for a day. Stops include The Neck - Bruny's iconic lookout with views across Adventure Bay, followed by a relaxed vineyard lunch at the island's only family-run winery. After lunch, choose your afternoon activity: tour the historic Cape Bruny Lighthouse (built 1834), explore the Inala Nature Reserve and Gondwanan Jurassic Garden, or visit the Hiba private garden and Bruny Island Chocolate Company. Ben's 4WD access opens up hidden corners that group tours simply cannot reach.
Price: $724.75
Duration: 10-11 hours
Mt Wellington is the landmark of Hobart, where is definitely the place in awe. Standing on the top of the mountain, the view that surrounds you is amazing. You can see the whole city of Hobart, the Derwent River and beyond. In Richmond, you can see the oldest convict constructed sandstone bridge still in use in Australia and St. John’s Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic Church in Australia. Then heading to Oyster Farm and Cascade Brewery, you can buy and taste the fresh oyster and Australia beer. On Saturday, Salamanca Market is the best place for both tourists and locals. It is Tasmania's most visited tourist attractions and has won many awards for excellence. The last stop is Australia oldest casino--Wrest Point (Alternative option: Wharf Sightseeing)
Price: $875.83
Duration: 7 hours
Experience two of Tasmania's top ten must-see locations on our day tour. Combining the natural beauty of Mt Field National Park with its giant eucalyptus trees, ancient rainforest and stunning waterfalls, to the quirky and interactive art scene at MONA Museum, the largest privately owned museum in the Southern Hemisphere which houses ancient, modern and contemporary art. This day tour is perfect for nature lovers and art enthusiasts alike.
Price: $105.83
Duration: 8 hours
Pickup from your Hotel or Accommodation within 5km of Hobart CBD (approx. 9.30am) The day will start with a drive to a local family-owned vineyard to begin your introduction to the wines of the region. Through the day we will visit an additional 2 vineyards & 2 Cider Distilleries. We have handpicked small & unique vineyards where you will experience a tasting & learn about the wines they produce. At Hartzview Vineyard you will taste fortified wines, liqueurs & gin. A beautiful scenic drive from Hobart to the Huon Valley is included. Lunch will be at a local vineyard or Cider distiller at your cost. Drop off at your hotel or accommodation within 5km of Hobart CBD (approx. 4.30pm)
Price: $182.47
Duration: 7 hours
At 10.15am, journey to Mona in the Posh Pit—the ferry’s lavish private lounge, bar and deck—devour complimentary canapés and beverages on the thirty minute voyage along the River Derwent. As you jump off the ferry, meet your Mona Host on the jetty landing, who will escort you to the Void Bar, introduce you to the bartender and get you sorted with a cocktail to fortify yourself for a quick plunge into the nearby galleries. After some art, you’ll arrive in the museum’s Faro Bar and Restaurant for a feast from rockstar executive chef Vince Trim—including fancy matched drinks from Mona’s wine cellar and access to Event Horizon, James Turrell’s neuron-tingling light artwork. At 3pm, your host will escort you to The Source Restaurant—for sweeping views, a final sip, and a special gift, before you head back underground. Suitably addled/prepared, you’ll explore David Walsh’s subterranean collection of art and antiquities before slipping back onto the ferry (further snacks, drinks).
Price: $394.12
Duration: 6 hours
Explore the Spectacular Coastline from Port Arthur Historic Site to Cape Raoul With soaring sea cliffs and monumental rock formations, Tasman National Park is a coastal wonderland. Here the waters of the Southern Ocean collide with the towering ancient cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula, creating dramatic caves and arches, ending spectacularly at Cape Raoul, its dolerite columns like steps down into the ocean waters. The 90-minute wilderness cruise goes beyond the Port Arthur Historic Site to take in the cliffs, caves, arches and white sand beaches of the Tasman Peninsula to Cape Raoul. Keep an eye out for the cheeky Australian and long nose fur seals that lounge at the base of the dolerite columnar cliffs of Cape Raoul. Look up to witness the sheer magnitude of these 170-million-year-old cliffs, rising from the oceans edge to touch the sky. Your Cape Raoul Cruises Day Tour also includes return bus transport from Hobart and entry to Port Arthur Historic Site.
Price: $189.76
Duration: 10 hours
Soak up the beauty of Hobart from the summit of Mount Wellington on this afternoon tour. Enjoy panoramic views out towards Hobart and the Derwent River. Our specially designed kunanyi/Mt Wellington Ultimate Experience will provide you with the best possible experience on the Mountain. On a clear day the views are stunning. In winter perhaps you will be playing in the snow. On this fully escorted tour we pass through various eco systems and experience an alpine environment. Join our exclusive escorted tour of the Observatory, the Exhibition Gardens circuit and the enjoy the opportunity to take in the views from the Western Wilderness viewing deck to see one of the last true wilderness areas on the planet. On the descent from the mountain, we have brief stop at the Cascade Gardens and a brief stop outside to view the remains of the Female Convict prison - The Female Factory.
Price: $47.44
Duration: 2 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: AUD
- Languages: English
- Climate: Oceanic
- Timezone: Australia/Hobart
- Population: Approximately 250,000
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is summer for warm weather and outdoor activities.
- Visa Requirements Visitors to Hobart generally require a visa to enter Australia unless they are from visa-exempt countries. Citizens of the US, UK, EU, Canada, and New Zealand can apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or eVisitor visa online, allowing short-term tourism stays. Visa on arrival is not typically available. It is important to have a valid passport, proof of onward travel, and sufficient funds. Check the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for the latest requirements.
About Hobart
Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Nestled between the Derwent River and Mount Wellington, it provides stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures alongside a charming urban experience. The city is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, lively waterfront precincts, and thriving arts scene. Visitors are drawn to Hobart for its fresh local produce, seafood, and craft beverages, as well as its proximity to wilderness areas and national parks. Hobart’s relaxed pace and friendly atmosphere make it an ideal destination for travelers seeking both cultural enrichment and outdoor exploration. The city also serves as a gateway to iconic Tasmanian attractions like MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) and the historic Port Arthur site, making it a compelling destination for diverse interests.
Hobart Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Tasmania
- Duration Range: 2 to 10 hours
- Group Size: Flexible group sizes
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is summer for warm weather and outdoor activities. Pack layers as weather can change quickly. Respect local customs and the environment, especially in natural areas. Hobart is generally safe, but standard precautions apply. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for markets and small vendors. Public holidays and festivals can affect opening hours.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $55
Highest Price Tour: $180
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Top Attractions
1. MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) – A world-renowned contemporary art museum with provocative exhibitions and a unique visitor experience. 2. Mount Wellington – Offers panoramic views over Hobart and the surrounding region, accessible by car or hiking trails. 3. Salamanca Market – A vibrant outdoor market held every Saturday featuring local crafts, food, and entertainment. 4. Battery Point – A historic neighborhood with charming colonial cottages, cafes, and boutique shops. 5. Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – Beautiful gardens showcasing native and exotic plants, perfect for a relaxing stroll.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy hiking and mountain biking on Mount Wellington, exploring the waterfront by kayak, or taking scenic cruises on the Derwent River. Cultural experiences include visiting MONA, attending festivals like Dark Mofo, and sampling local wines and seafood. Recreational options include fishing, cycling, and wildlife tours to see native animals such as Tasmanian devils. Hobart also offers opportunities for day trips to nearby wilderness areas and historic sites.
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Local Food & Cuisine
Hobart’s food scene highlights fresh Tasmanian produce, especially seafood like oysters, abalone, and salmon. Signature dishes include scallop pies and locally sourced lamb. The city has a growing reputation for craft beer, cider, and cool-climate wines. Dining customs are casual but emphasize quality and seasonality. Noteworthy restaurants include Franklin, known for its innovative cuisine, and Dier Makr, offering a tasting menu with local ingredients.
Getting Around
Hobart is accessible by air via Hobart International Airport with regular flights from major Australian cities. Local transportation includes buses and taxis, but services can be limited outside the city center. Walking and cycling are popular ways to explore downtown Hobart. Car rentals are available for exploring surrounding areas. Costs for public transport are moderate, and rideshare services operate in the city.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is summer for warm weather and outdoor activities. Pack layers as weather can change quickly. Respect local customs and the environment, especially in natural areas. Hobart is generally safe, but standard precautions apply. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for markets and small vendors. Public holidays and festivals can affect opening hours.
Culture & Customs
Hobart has a laid-back, friendly culture with strong ties to its maritime and colonial heritage. Social customs include polite greetings and respect for personal space. Significant events include the Taste of Tasmania food festival and Dark Mofo winter arts festival. Visitors should be mindful of environmental conservation efforts and local Indigenous heritage. Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory.
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