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Things to Do in Hobart - Travello

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<p>We recommend spending at least 3-4 days in Hobart to fully experience all the city has to offer. This allows you to enjoy a mix of city sightseeing, food tours, and outdoor adventures.<br />
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<p>Yes, there are several beautiful beaches around Hobart perfect for swimming. Popular spots include Seven Mile Beach, Kingston Beach, and Bellerive Beach. Always check local advice and conditions before swimming.<br />
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<p>Absolutely! Hobart is very walkable, with many attractions, shops, and restaurants located within the city centre. Walking is a great way to explore the city&rsquo;s charming streets and historic areas.<br />
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<p>Some must-see attractions include kunanyi (Mount Wellington), the Salamanca Market, the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), and the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Don&rsquo;t miss out on a day trip to Bruny Island or a cruise along the Derwent River!<br />
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Day Trips & Excursions

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<h3 style="line-height:1.38; margin-top:21px; margin-bottom:5px"><u><a href="https://www.backpackerdeals.com/australia/hobart/cruise-sailing" target="_blank">Scenic Cruises:</a></u></h3>

<p>Experience Hobart in an exciting new way with a scenic tour along the rivers and coastline. Whether you choose a fun-filled day cruise or a luxurious sunset sail, you&rsquo;ll get to see Hobart in a whole new light. Take in the many highlights dotted along the city&rsquo;s stunning coastline, learn about its rich maritime history, and look out for the curious creatures swimming below.</p>

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<h3><u><a href="https://www.backpackerdeals.com/australia/hobart/historical-tours" target="_blank">Historical Tours:</a></u></h3>

<p>Step back in time and learn all about Hobart&rsquo;s fascinating past on a guided historical tour. Wander through the quaint streets of Battery Point, visit the Old Kempton Distillery, or head out to Port Arthur, Australia&rsquo;s best-preserved convict settlement, to discover the chilling stories behind this historic site.</p>

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<h3><u><a href="https://www.backpackerdeals.com/australia/hobart/food-wine-nightlife" target="_blank">Food and Drink Tours:</a></u></h3>

<p>Indulge in Hobart&#39;s finest culinary delights with food and drink tours that will take you to the best eateries, bars, and distilleries in and around the city. Sample local produce, enjoy fresh seafood, and don&rsquo;t miss the opportunity to try some of Tasmania&rsquo;s world-famous wines and whiskies!</p>

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<h3><u><a href="https://www.backpackerdeals.com/australia/hobart/wildlife-nature-tours" target="_blank">Wildlife and Nature Adventures:</a></u></h3>

<p>If you&rsquo;re a lover of the great outdoors, Hobart has plenty of adventures for you to enjoy. Hike up kunanyi (Mount Wellington) for breathtaking views, take a scenic cruise around the river, journey along stunning walking trails, or join a wildlife expedition to spot seals, dolphins, and (if you time your visit right) even whales</p>

Head out to the stunning Tasman Island and spend the day marvelling at the towering sea cliffs, playful wildlife, and stunning coastline on this day cruise from Hobart.

Yellow tour boat filled with passengers cruising along the calm Tasmanian waters as a dolphin jumps out of the water ahead of them.

Travel from Hobart to Cradle Mountain and experience a day filled with breathtaking views, tranquil walks, and the chance to spot some of Tasmania’s unique wildlife.

A view of Dove Lake with the snow-capped Cradle Mountain in the background

Feast your way through Bruny Island, take in the breathtaking natural landscapes, and enjoy an exclusive lighthouse tour with this wonderful guided day trip from Hobart.

Three people walking along a wooden boardwalk out to the white sands and calm blue ocean of Bruny Island. One person walks ahead while two walk behind them side by side. The boardwalk has lush greenery on either side of the bannisters.

Take a kayaking tour around Hobart’s picturesque waterfront, paddle past the city’s many highlights, and finish the day with some delicious fish and chips.

A small group of kayakers paddling around one of Hobart's docks. Docked sail boats are dotted around the kayakers.

Learn about the distillation process, taste some premium spirits, and indulge in a delicious lunch on this delightful day tour around the Old Kempton Distillery.

A branded bottle of Old Kempton Distillery whiskey next to a branded glass containing the same whiskey. The bottle and glass are framed in moody lighting on a black table. They are set against a barrel in the background, which is out of focus.

Sip your way through Tasmania’s best gins, meet the makers, and learn all about the artistry and skill required to make your favourite flavours on this boutique tour. 

A photograph of a person's hands about to lift a wooden tasting platter of three boutique Tasmanian gins. Many bottles of gin are situated behind the platter.

Reconnect with nature and take a walk through the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. This cool climate garden is filled with beautifully unique flora, including Australia’s only subantarctic plant house. 

The entry to the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens lined with red and yellow flowers, pristine lawns, and lush trees

Wander around Hobart’s beloved Salamanca Market, one of the most vibrant street markets in Australia. Featuring a vast range of spectacular vendors, this award-winning market offers everything from delicious food and local produce to intricate artwork and handmade clothing. 

Stalls filled with people at the Salamanca Market

Located within the Wellington Park Reserve, kunanyi is the perfect place for a nature hike, with plenty of boardwalks and lookout platforms to explore. Head to the summit of kunanyi for wonderful views of Hobart and the southern Tasmanian landscapes beyond. 

an aerial view of Hobart and the bodies of water surrounding it, taken from the kunyanyi (Mount Wellington) lookout.

The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery is the perfect attraction for families, history buffs, and art enthusiasts alike. Browse through the galleries, join a free guided tour, and spend the day discovering all kinds of historical artefacts and ancient wonders. 

The wooden courtyard of the Tasmanian Museum and Art gallery framed in golden lighting.