2026 Hobart Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in July)

For our first night in Tasmania, we wanted to dive straight into the local catch! We hit up Blue Eye, a super inviting spot with a great outdoor patio setup. 💡🌃 It was incredibly busy when we arrived, and they usually ask for reservations. 📋 We just walked in without one and luckily happened to snag a free table, but it is definitely best to make a booking before visiting! ☎️ We picked two classics from the menu: The Seafood Linguini was loaded with scallops, fish, and squid in a tomato, garlic, and chili sauce. 🍝🌶️ The seafood itself was quite tender, though the dish overall was a bit on the salty side for our taste. The Beer Battered Fish of the Day was massive and came out piping hot! 🐟 The batter was nice and crunchy, and the fish inside stayed moist and flaky. Paired with crispy chips, creamy tartare, and fresh slaw, it was a solid comfort meal. 🥗 Overall, the food was okay and not bad for our first evening. 🤷♀️🍽️ While it leaned a bit salty for us, the portions were generous, the atmosphere on the terrace was lovely, and it was a relaxed way to start the trip! 🏠 Name: Blue Eye Seafood Restaurant 🐟 📝 Booking: Highly recommended! Very busy spot ⏱️ Vibe: Casual, relaxed outdoor dining 🍻🌳 #tasmania #hobarteats #tasmanianseafood

A highly recommended hidden gem buffet in Hobart, Tasmania! 🍴 While staying up on the hills this time, we stumbled upon an incredibly surprising buffet restaurant—Marquis Buffet and Bistro. It offers a panoramic view of the entire city of Hobart and the harbor, which is absolutely chill! We tried their All-You-Can-Eat lunch buffet, and there were so many options we barely knew where to start! Signature Dishes / Highlights · Salad Bar: Fresh greens paired with a variety of dressings, an absolute must-try for health enthusiasts~ · Bakery & Pizza Station: The pizza is crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, plus there's a great selection of freshly baked breads. · Hot Food: The fried items are piping hot and constantly replenished. There's veggie stew, fried shrimp, savory chicken nuggets, and cheesy mashed potatoes. · Seafood Platter: Features super fresh salmon and shrimp. · Dessert Corner: An unbelievably huge variety of choices! They have crème brûlée, cream puffs, mini tarts, fresh fruits, mousse cakes, and of course, a chocolate fountain. It's a paradise for sweet tooths! 🦘 Vibe The entire restaurant features floor-to-ceiling windows with a super open view. I highly recommend grabbing a window seat so you can enjoy your meal while taking in the night view of downtown Hobart and the harbor—it's such a vibe! The seating is spacious with plenty of privacy, there's no dress code, and the atmosphere is super laid-back. 📍 Restaurant: Marquis Buffet and Bistro Address: 209 Brisbane St, West Hobart TAS 7000, Australia 🍽️ Hours Lunch: 12:00pm – 2:00pm Dinner: 5:30pm – 8:00pm 💵 Pricing Lunch: $37.50/person Dinner: $49.50/person Everything is all-you-can-eat, making it an amazing bang for your buck! 🫶🏻 There’s genuinely a massive selection of food. You don't have to worry about the hot dishes getting cold because the staff are super quick to restock them. The dessert section is a pleasant surprise, way more thoughtfully prepared than other buffets in the area. It's the perfect spot to grab a bite and recharge after a long day of exploring. The ambiance is super cozy, making it ideal for those who just want to kick back and take their time enjoying a meal. Pro-Tips · Be sure to make a reservation or show up early on weekends and holidays! · The lunch session offers the best value. · Pace yourself, sample a bit of everything, and definitely save room for dessert.

On many people's "life bucket list," chasing the aurora always takes center stage. In the Southern Hemisphere, there is a "heart-shaped island" forgotten by God—Tasmania. Here, not only can you witness the stunning Aurora Australis, just as breathtaking as the Northern Lights, but the best part is: it’s not as cold! Plus, the auroras here display rare colors, making the romance factor skyrocket! Key observation data: ✅ Aurora season is underway, solar activity is active, with a high chance of eruptions ✅ Best viewing period: May to September, the peak frequency for aurora appearances ✅ Best time: 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM, easier to capture after dark ✅ Kp index ≥4 for photography, ≥5 visible to the naked eye Lazy viewing spots around Hobart ▪️ Mount Wellington: accessible from the city, high altitude with no obstructions ▪️ South Arm Peninsula: zero light pollution, a hidden gem for photographers ▪️ Bruny Island: aurora and Milky Way in the same frame, the ultimate atmosphere ▪️ Seven Mile Beach: aurora reflections on the sea, 100% photo success rate Our aurora chasing itinerary: more than just the lights, a deep island tour A perfect trip to Tasmania isn’t just about staying up late. Our itinerary balances activity and relaxation, with National Geographic-level nature exploration by day and thrilling aurora chasing by night.

Finally checked in at the "End of the World"✨ Just south of here lies the magical land of Antarctica Far from the city noise, surrounded by natural wonders🎨 From adorable wombats to breathtaking coastlines The whole journey is heartwarming! Here’s a beginner-friendly complete guide for you👏 🚗【Travel Guide|Self-Drive & Leisure Full Guide】 1️⃣ Major Transport: Direct flights from Sydney/Melbourne to Hobart! Only 1.5-2 hours, super convenient~ 2️⃣ Local Transport: ✅ Must for self-drivers! Renting a car gives you more freedom, Chinese driver’s license accepted ✅ Not driving? Don’t worry! Official day tours include pick-up and drop-off, routes are hassle-free You’ve finally arrived at Australia’s southernmost point—Tasmania. Just further south lies Antarctica, making this a hidden gem for Australian travel. No crowded cities, only pristine natural mountains and seas sculpted by nature, cute unique Australian species, and pure, stunning landscapes. If you love outdoor hiking and healing slow travel, don’t miss this place. As a personally tested and compiled beginner-friendly guide, whether you want to explore deeply by self-driving or prefer an easy trip without driving, you can follow this plan without any pitfalls on your first visit! ✈️【Transport Guide|Both Self-Drive & Non-Drive Options】 1. Major Transport: Direct flights to Hobart from Sydney and Melbourne take only 1.5-2 hours, very convenient. 2. Local Transport: ✅ Self-driving is the top choice: Tasmania’s best scenery is along the roads. Renting a car is the best way to experience it. Chinese driver’s license plus international driving permit is accepted. The roads are friendly and easy for beginners. ✅ Friendly for non-drivers: No need to worry if you don’t drive! Core attractions around Hobart have official day tours with round-trip transfers included, very beginner-friendly. 📍【Must-Visit Core Attractions|No Detours for Beginners】 Hobart city and surroundings (3-4 days covers everything perfectly) 1. Tasman Peninsula Cruise|Highly recommended! Tasmania’s most unforgettable experience I chose the 2-5 PM 3-hour cruise, perfect timing. Only 3 speedboats run in peak season, so it’s never crowded. Be sure to grab a front-row seat (only 2 spots), the view is amazing. I didn’t take seasickness medicine and felt perfectly fine; it was much smoother than expected. The 3-hour trip is great value, circling half of the Tasman Peninsula. You’ll see spectacular coastal landforms like sea caves and cliffs, and may encounter wild sea lions and dolphins—full of surprises throughout. 2. Maria Island|Home to Australia’s unique wombats You must visit here to find the adorable wombats! Their signature square droppings are everywhere on the island, but spotting wombats takes some skill: in summer, they mostly hide in burrows during the hot daytime. It’s best to look for them near 4 PM before heading back, when you’re likely to see them. Their round, chubby appearance is just too cute. 3. Salamanca Market Hobart’s largest treasure market, open only on Saturday mornings. You can find many local handmade crafts and souvenirs. I bought a Tasmanian fridge magnet for just 6 AUD, great value and full of local charm. 4. Mount Wellington You can drive directly to the summit lookout to overlook Hobart city and the distant sea view—spectacular! Just be aware the wind at the top is very strong, so bring a windbreaker jacket to avoid being blown away. Short trips to nearby hidden gems 1. Bruny Island Book the ferry in advance, driving onto the island is super convenient. Besides the famous The Neck lookout, be sure to visit the Get Shucked oyster bar on the island. Their freshly shucked oysters are plump and bursting with ocean sweetness—an absolute must-try. 2. Bicheno A peaceful seaside town on Tasmania’s east coast, quiet and less crowded. Recommended to stay at a seaside guesthouse with ocean views right outside your window, and even sheep farms visible. The Sealife Restaurant Café with sea views is a must-visit; their breakfast menu even includes tender pan-fried lamb chops, delicious and with a great view. 🍦【Must-Try Food & Pitfalls to Avoid】 Highly recommend Tasmania’s hottest Van Diemens Land ice cream shop. Even at 9 PM before closing, there’s always a long line—super popular! I tried 4 flavors and can vouch for these: ✅ Recommended: Lavender Coconut, Signature Pepperberry Leatherwood Honey, Whiskey Cream (strong alcohol flavor, a must for liquor lovers) ❌ Avoid: Olive Oil Rosemary Lemon, too unusual and not widely accepted 💡【Practical Tips to Avoid Pitfalls】 1. Wombat spotting tips: Try to visit early morning or late afternoon when it’s cooler; wombats are more active then. During hot daytime, they mostly hide in burrows. 2. Tasman Peninsula cruise: Book tickets in advance. If you want front-row seats, arrive early to queue. Wear a windbreaker as it’s windy and cold at sea. 3. Salamanca Market is only open Saturday mornings. Plan your time well to avoid missing it. 4. Tasmania has large temperature differences between day and night. Even in summer, bring a windbreaker and light jacket. Essential for outdoor hiking and windy mountaintops.

On this 4-day Tasmania trip, deeply experience this pure land on earth. You can also add a Cape Raoul cruise to immerse yourself in Tasmania's four great wonders; choose Maria Island to see the unique north-south line wonders, overlook Hobart from Mount Wellington, and stroll through the dreamy historic town of Richmond. 🌟4 days 3 nights itinerary: 📒DAY 1: Airport pickup, visit Port Arthur Historic Site, admire Tasmania's four great wonders, optional cruise available. 📒DAY 2: Head to the east coast, check out coastal beauties like Wineglass Bay. 📒DAY 3: Bruny Island day tour, explore spectacular sights and spot white kangaroos. 📒DAY 4: Visit the historic town, climb Mount Wellington, tour a brewery, pick cherries, and finally transfer to the airport. 【Tasmania Attractions Recommendations】 🔖Port Arthur Historic Site🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟: Unique ghost tours exploring convict life in the 18th-19th centuries. Address: 230 Arthur Highway, Port Arthur, open year-round. 🔖Tasman Peninsula🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟: Enjoy the beauty of the coastline with winding trails and spectacular sea erosion landforms, open all day. 🔖Wineglass Bay🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟: One of the world's top ten favorite beaches, located in Maria Island National Park and other areas. 🔖Bruny Island🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟: Features up to 200-meter-high dolerite sea cliffs in southeastern Australia. 🔖Mount Wellington🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟: Offers panoramic views of Hobart. Hobart has multiple cycling routes for enthusiasts, with September to May being the ideal cycling season. The summit provides views of Hobart and surrounding scenery. 📒Travel Tips 🚗Local specialties: Tasmanian wine, cherries, salmon, and other products are renowned worldwide for strict organic standards. Best enjoyed fresh. ✈Airport: Hobart Airport is Tasmania's second busiest airport. ⌚️Time difference: Hobart is 2 hours behind China; Australian Eastern Standard Time is 2 hours behind Beijing time. "Australia Travel" professional custom planners at your service 👇

Dear friends! This 6-day Australia itinerary is simply legendary, all-inclusive and super hassle-free! It includes summer-exclusive cherry picking and vast lavender fields, plus accommodation and a lobster feast are all covered. Hurry up and take notes for your trip~ / More exciting details revealed below, keep reading ↓ / 🍒 Travel Route: 6-Day Tasmania Natural Wonders and Exclusive Experiences Tour This itinerary is packed, allowing you to visit tons of attractions within a limited time~✨ Day 1: Richmond Bridge — Mount Wellington — Salamanca Place Cross the historic bridge and climb to the summit for panoramic views, experience Tasmania’s cultural charm at the arts market, and soak in the ancient mountain and sea vibes all in one day. Day 2: Port Arthur Historic Site — Tasman Peninsula — Tasman Arch — Devil’s Kitchen — Tessellated Pavement — Blowhole Explore world-class geological wonders and colonial relics, hike along the coastline to witness nature’s artistic gallery carved by waves. Day 3: Freycinet National Park — Wineglass Bay — Coles Bay Jetty Hike the crescent bay embraced by pink granite, encounter returning little penguins at the pier in the evening, and immerse yourself in Freycinet’s ecological beauty. Day 4: Bruny Island — The Neck Lookout — Adventure Bay Beach Climb to the twin bays lookout and check in at the beautiful long beach, enjoy summer-exclusive lavender field photography and cherry picking experience🍒 Day 5: Cradle Mountain — Dove Lake Circuit Traverse the World Heritage wilderness, stroll along the mirror-like lake and meet wombats, feel the tranquil wild charm of alpine meadows. Day 6: Tamar Valley — Cataract Gorge Reserve Wander through vineyards and the gorge skywalk, take a cable car to overlook the waterfall forest, ending your journey on a peaceful note. / 🌏 Travel Essentials: 📞 Don’t forget your SIM card and power adapter! You can get online as soon as you land. Australia uses three-pin sockets, so bring an adapter to charge your phone. 📄 Passport and visa are a must! Print your e-visa in advance, and if you plan to drive, prepare a translated driver’s license as well. 👕 Late summer in March calls for light clothing~ short sleeves, sun protection clothes, and sunglasses are essential. Bring swimwear for the beach and a light jacket for cooler evenings. 🔋 Power bank and sunscreen are indispensable! The Australian sun is intense, so reapply high SPF sunscreen regularly; a portable charger ensures your camera never runs out of power. / ↓ Click the card below to book a quality group tour now

Who understands, family! Found a treasure in Hobart 🏴☠️ This hotel, ranked among the world's top 50, perfectly fuses historical texture with modern luxury. After staying here, it goes straight onto the Tasmanian travel must-do list, with an experience so full you won’t want to leave! 📍Prime Location Hits the Spot Right in the heart of the city’s golden area, just a few minutes’ walk from the airport shuttle stop 🚍 Turn right out the door and a few steps away is Salamanca Square, with walking access to the Derwent Harbor and ferry terminal. No detours needed for markets, sea views, or great food—Hobart’s romance is all within walking distance! 🏛️ Full of Character with a Blend of Old and New Old sandstone buildings mixed with modern glass structures, naturally vintage-filtered yet stylishly designed ✨ The public areas hide historical details, with a cozy open fireplace in the lobby. Enjoy a welcome hot drink in the evening to instantly chase away the seaside chill and fully immerse in the atmosphere. 🛏️ Double Delight in Room Experience Rooms in both old and new buildings, each with its own charm! The old building suites impress with high ceilings, exposed sandstone walls, and original artworks; the floors creak with a vintage vibe 🎞️ The new building’s water-view rooms have stunning floor-to-ceiling windows—wake up to the harbor’s morning glow and watch the sunset’s afterglow in the evening, a truly divine view. Bathroom amenities are local Tasmanian brands, with bath salts for a super soothing soak, full of thoughtful details.

🔥A fairy tale world is right in Australia❄️ This winter, let's go find the sleeping fairies🧚‍♀️ 🪐In Australia, Tasmania attracts visitors with its enchanting natural scenery and diverse ecosystems. Located at the southern tip of the Australian continent, it is the closest land to Antarctica. Once occupied by pirates and convicts, it is known as the "Prison Island." Its unique location has fostered a distinctive culture, and it is also nicknamed "one of the places on earth closest to heaven" and "the end of the world." 📍Travel Preparation Guide: ✅Packing List🧳 · Essentials: SIM card, plug adapter, documents, clothing, chargers · Australian winter is not very cold, with average temperatures between 10 - 16°C. Light clothing is not recommended; bring thick sweatshirts, sweaters, windbreakers, warm clothing, sports shoes, and warm hats. · A visa is required for Australia. 📍Suggested Itinerary: 🌟DAY 1: Airport pickup🚌 Arthur's Port Ghost Tour, admire the Tasmanian wonders (cruise booking available) 🌟DAY 2: Richmond village, hike Mount Wellington for panoramic views of Hobart 🌟DAY 3: East Coast tour, stroll along Wineglass Bay; or visit Maria Island 🌟DAY 4: Cradle Mountain embracing the "baby," visit the mural town of Dove Lake 🌟DAY 5: Cadna Gorge, visit farms and zoos to hug koalas 🔸You can also climb Mount Wellington, encounter wild wombats at Cradle Mountain, hug koalas at Tasmania Zoo, or choose Wineglass Bay, the pristine Maria Island, or a Tasman Cape Raoul cruise. For those planning to visit Australia from December to February, be sure to save this guide—it’s really hard to find such a complete one!

Discovered a hidden gem accommodation right in the heart of Hobart! So good you’ll want to book again, perfectly combining convenience and quality, covering everything from sightseeing, dining, playing to relaxing✨~ · 📍Location so perfect it makes you scream! Enjoy the prime waterfront spot in Hobart🏞️~ backed by mountains and facing the harbor! You can walk to the CBD, making Salamanca Place and the Art Ferry Terminal super accessible~ Transportation is incredibly hassle-free! The surrounding neighborhoods are full of treasures, just strolling around lets you unlock the local vibe! · 🛏️Rooms that make you want to stay in forever! A blend of vintage Georgian style and modern design, some rooms even offer glimpses of mountain or harbor views. Every snap by the window is a masterpiece📸~ Wake up to sunshine and gentle breezes, pure happiness! The bedding is soft and super comfy, lying down feels like being wrapped in clouds! Excellent soundproofing too, maximizing comfort! · 🌟Unique experiences that will captivate you! Three buildings from different eras come together like a symphony🎶~ sandstone walls, glass prisms… every corner is stunningly beautiful! The staff are gentle and attentive, always ready to answer questions and proactively recommend local activities! The breakfast features incredibly fresh local ingredients, and the evening bar atmosphere is simply legendary~ Breakfast is packed with fresh local produce, so abundant you’ll be spoiled for choice! Sit in the lobby with a drink at dusk, the vintage vibe is fully on point~ · 🗺️Nearby attractions checklist: Salamanca Place, Battery Point neighborhood, kunanyi/Mount Wellington, Derwent Harbour, MONA Museum · ✨If you want a comfortable and worry-free stay in Hobart, this place is a no-brainer! Plan your trip to be both relaxed and fulfilling, unlocking all the beauty Tasmania has to offer~

Darling friends! An amazing 4-day Australia travel guide is here! Climb to the top of Mount Wellington for panoramic views and even catch a glimpse of Antarctica, admire Tasmania’s four great wonders, check in at the stunning Wineglass Bay coastline, then head to Bruny Island to experience the unique north-south wonders. The whole trip is exciting—come and take a look! / 🗺️ Itinerary: DAY 1: Maria Island Explore the mysterious Maria Island and feel the raw charm of nature🌿. DAY 2: Freycinet National Park -> Wineglass Bay Hike and adventure in Freycinet National Park, encounter the breathtaking Wineglass Bay coastline🏖️. DAY 3: Bruny Island -> The Neck Lookout Take in the north-south wonders of Bruny Island, climb The Neck Lookout to gaze into the distance👀. DAY 4: Richmond Bridge -> Salamanca Place -> Mount Wellington -> Cascade Brewery Stroll across Richmond Bridge, visit Salamanca Place, climb Mount Wellington for panoramic views and a glimpse of Antarctica🌌, and finally enjoy fine wine at Cascade Brewery🍷. Last day: Return Pack your bags, carry full memories, and head home🛫. / 🌏 Travel checklist: Essential items for traveling to Australia in December 📱💳 SIM card + visa: Buy an Australian data SIM card in advance, carry a copy of your passport and a printed electronic visa for a hassle-free border crossing! 🔌💡 Plug adapter: Australia uses three flat-pin sockets; bring a universal adapter so you won’t worry if hotel sockets aren’t enough! 👗🩴 Clothing gear: December is summer! Bring sun-protective clothing, quick-dry swimwear, and a sun hat. Remember a stinger suit for snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef~ 📷🔋 Charging kit: Camera + phone + power bank + waterproof phone case—shooting the Opera House and the Twelve Apostles drains power fast! 💊🧴 Protection kit: SPF50+ sunscreen, mosquito repellent, stomach medicine—Australia’s UV rays are strong, outdoor activities require these essentials! 🧳👜 Small carry bag: Foldable umbrella (frequent showers by the sea), lightweight foldable bag (for market souvenirs), wet wipes and tissues! / 🌈 Australia’s beautiful scenery and surprises are all ready, just waiting for you to set off. Pack your bags and start this dream journey now!

🚗 Trip Highlights ✨ Full north-to-south route, experience the essence of Tasmania in one trip ✨ Summer-exclusive cherry picking, sweet and juicy (mid-December to mid-January) ✨ Night watching little penguins return to their nests, heart-melting (Northern region exclusive) ✨ Natural wonders: Wineglass Bay, Cradle Mountain, Bruny Island ✨ Pure leisure tour, professional Chinese-speaking guide, thoughtful service 📅 Daily Itinerary Day 1: Hobart → City Tour Summer exclusive! Orchard cherry picking, enjoy cherry freedom Climb Mount Wellington for a panoramic view of Hobart Visit Richmond town, experience the unique charm of this century-old town Explore Salamanca Place, stroll and enjoy its unique tranquility Day 2: Hobart → Bruny Island Bruny Island adventure, explore the "North-South Skyline" Taste local specialty cheese and oysters Walk at Adventure Bay and encounter rare white kangaroos Day 3: Hobart → Wineglass Bay Head to Freycinet National Park Hike to Wineglass Bay lookout, encounter stunning white sandy beaches Create romantic memories at Honeymoon Bay Day 4: Wineglass Bay → Cradle Mountain Cross the Central Highlands to reach the World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain Hike Dove Lake, with its picturesque mirror-like reflections Search for adorable wombats Wait at night for the waddling little penguins to return to their nests Day 5: Launceston → Airport Transfer Explore the Swiss Village or Lavender Farm (seasonal) Stroll through Cataract Gorge and ride the world’s longest single-span chairlift Transfer to Launceston Airport, concluding a perfect journey 🍒 Summer Exclusive Experiences Southern cherry picking: Enter the orchard, pick and eat fresh cherries, savor Tasmania’s sweet and juicy cherries Northern penguin night watch: Led by professional guides, witness the adorable moment of little penguins waddling home 📌 Practical Information Suitable for: Families with children, friends traveling together, photography enthusiasts Includes: Transportation throughout, accommodation, hotel breakfast, some entrance fees Excludes: Airfare, lunch/dinner, personal expenses, driver and guide tips

Tasmania Self-Drive Guide | Blue Skies, Grasslands, Historic Sites, Stunning Mountain Views, and a Southern Hemisphere Seafood Extravaganza All in One Trip! If you're looking for a destination that combines natural beauty, cultural charm, and culinary delights, this self-drive route is a must-save. Starting from Launceston and driving all the way to Hobart, you'll pass by the historic Port Arthur site, Mount Wellington in Wellington Park, and Coles Bay for the freshest seafood in the Southern Hemisphere. Every scene along the journey is picture-perfect, and with convenient transportation and accommodations, you can enjoy the best of Tasmania without any hassle! 🌤️ Highlights of the Trip: Drive along roads with blue skies, vast grasslands, and free-roaming cattle and sheep outside your window. Feel the historical traces of Australia at Port Arthur. Climb to the top of Mount Wellington for a panoramic view of Hobart, offering unparalleled openness and serenity. Experience the vibrant Salamanca Market, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere, full of life. Don't miss the seafood restaurants in Coles Bay, serving freshly caught delicacies that will leave a lasting impression! 🗺️ Recommended Attractions: 1. Port Arthur – Port Arthur Historic Site A classic historical site in Tasmania, once a penal settlement during British colonial times. The walls, remote prison complexes, and guard towers retain a strong historical atmosphere. Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (year-round). Address: Port Arthur TAS 7182, Australia. 2. Wellington Park – Mount Wellington A must-visit high point in Hobart. The climb offers spectacular views of blue skies, rocky hills, and distant communication towers. The expansive views are perfect for photography and connecting with nature. Open year-round, all day. Address: Wellington Park, Tasmania 7054, Australia. 3. Coles Bay – Freycinet Marine Farm A paradise for seafood lovers! The seafood here is freshly caught and cooked, sourced from the deep waters of Freycinet. Must-try dishes include grilled oysters, butter-seared abalone, and oysters with bacon chili sauce. Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (year-round). Address: 1784 Coles Bay Rd, Coles Bay, Freycinet, Tasmania 7215, Australia. 🏨 Hotel Recommendation: Launceston Commodore Regent Hotel – Great value for money, close to the city center, ideal for self-drive travelers to rest and recharge. 🍽 Food Recommendation: Freycinet Marine Farm – Must-try butter-seared abalone with lemon, and oysters with bacon chili sauce. The seafood flavors are incredible! The restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a culinary journey. 🚗 Travel Tips: · Tasmania's roads are in good condition, with clear signage. Cattle and sheep often appear on roadside grasslands, so renting a car in advance is highly recommended. · Weather changes quickly in mountain areas, so bring a jacket. · Salamanca Market operates on Saturdays. Visit in the morning to avoid the crowds. · Visit seafood restaurants during lunch hours for the freshest catch. Travel Insights: Driving through Tasmania, I was amazed not only by the magnificent natural landscapes and historical sites but also by the incredible local seafood. Freshly caught and simply cooked, the natural flavors are irresistible. Along the drive, you can stop anytime to take photos and enjoy the serene grasslands and distant blue skies, making this journey truly healing.

Daily departures · Chinese-speaking guide · Round trip from Hobart ✨ Highlights: ▫️ Exclusive local resources in Tasmania, with a dedicated Chinese-speaking guide throughout ▫️ Choose between a regular group of 24 or an intimate small group of 14 for an in-depth experience of world heritage wonders ▫️ Daily departures from Hobart, a spontaneous pure nature trip 🚙 5-Day Essential Itinerary: 𝐷𝑎𝑦 1 Symphony of History and City · Hobart city stroll: Salamanca Arts Precinct + Mount Wellington lookout · Optional cherry picking in summer (seasonal) 𝐷𝑎𝑦 2 Island Culinary Adventure · Bruny Island’s twin bays wonder (The Neck) · Freshly shucked oysters at the oyster farm + local honey workshop · Visit the Antarctic Centre and secret lighthouse 𝐷𝑎𝑦 3 Time-Traveling Convict History · In-depth tour of Port Arthur Historic Site · Cruise around Death Island (about 20 minutes) 𝐷𝑎𝑦 4 Pink Granite Paradise · Hiking in Freycinet National Park · Climb to Wineglass Bay lookout (optional intimate beach visit) 𝐷𝑎𝑦 5 Forest and Waterfall Deep Breath · Explore Mount Field National Park · Russell Falls trail + century-old sycamore forest · Return to Hobart for airport transfer 🎯 Service Guarantee: ✅ Travel insurance and comfortable vehicles ✅ 4 nights in star-rated hotels with breakfast included ✅ All national park entrance fees included ✅ Professional Chinese guide + concierge service 📅 Daily departures, minimum two people with complimentary souvenirs (please consult customer service for notes)

Explore the natural and cultural wonders of southern Australia with this 9-day self-drive route through Tasmania. Starting from Melbourne's nostalgic port, journey to Devonport where kangaroos roam parking lots, traverse mountains, seas, gorges, and historic sites, and end at Hobart's highlands overlooking the edge of the world. This route not only offers the ultimate freedom of self-driving but also features picturesque towns, lavender fields, canyon vistas, and kangaroo encounters. It connects the best of Tasmania's east and west, perfect for outdoor adventurers, nature lovers, and cultural explorers! Highlights of the Itinerary: 1. Spirit of Tasmania Night Ferry – Begin your adventure from Melbourne, crossing the Bass Strait on a therapeutic overnight ferry (📍Devonport TAS 7310, open year-round). 2. Kangaroo Encounters in Devonport – Experience the unique sight of kangaroos leisurely strolling through parking lots, a truly "unconventional" Australian wildlife moment. 3. Cataract Gorge Reserve – A blend of cliffs, gorges, and Western-style architecture under sunny skies, offering both natural and cultural vibes (📍74-90 Basin Rd, West Launceston TAS). 4. Lavender Estate – Seasonal purple flower fields perfect for healing and photography (Bridestowe Lavender Estate). 5. Port Arthur Historic Site – One of Australia's most famous World Heritage Sites, this ancient prison is surrounded by forests and lakes (📍Port Arthur TAS 7182, open daily 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, adult tickets AUD 218). 6. Mount Wellington – Just an hour from Hobart, the summit offers breathtaking views of Tasmania's capital and coastline (📍Wellington Park). 7. Geelong Waterfront – Coastal boardwalks and Western-style architecture, ideal for relaxation and sunset photography (📍95 Eastern Beach Rd, open year-round). Self-Drive Tips & Real Experiences: Kangaroos aren't just in zoos! One morning in a Devonport parking lot, I spotted a kangaroo leisurely wandering between cars. Against a backdrop of clear skies and distant mountains, the scene blended Western-style townscapes with natural forests and urban culture. For a chance to encounter wild kangaroos, try early mornings or evenings near parks, beaches, and gorge parking lots in residential areas. Tasmania's self-drive routes mostly consist of mountain roads and coastal highways. While there are many turns, the road conditions are generally good. Just maintain a steady speed and watch for wildlife. For classic "kangaroo crossing the road" photos, keep your camera ready in the car! Practical Information: · Spirit of Tasmania Night Ferry: Arrive at the dock at least 1 hour early for boarding. The ferry has restaurants and cabin rest areas. · Cataract Gorge Reserve: Visit in the morning for fewer crowds and fresh air. There are simple dining options within the gorge. · Port Arthur Historic Site: The park is large, so allocate half a day for in-depth exploration. Guided tours are available to learn about Australia's prison history. · Mount Wellington: The summit is colder than the city, so bring a jacket. The observation deck offers panoramic views of Hobart Harbor. · Geelong Waterfront: The coastline features several cafes and ice cream shops, and the sunset is perfect for photos. Recommended Food & Souvenirs: Tasmania's seafood is a must-try: oysters, abalone, crab, and local fish dishes are all worth sampling. The Lavender Estate offers its own lavender ice cream and afternoon tea. Hobart has historic seaside pubs, ideal for a short break during your drive. Travel Tips: Some mountain roads in Tasmania have wildlife crossings, so be extra cautious when driving at night. Road signs are clear, making it easy to navigate. Most major attractions have free or paid parking, so plan your route in advance to avoid missing great photo opportunities! Have you ever imagined encountering kangaroos while driving in Australia, or collecting diverse travel experiences in gorges, historic towns, and beaches? That's the charm of Tasmania!

Recently, Hobart was named one of the Top 10 Best Small Cities in the World for 2025 by the globally renowned travel magazine Conde Nast Traveler! 👏👏 It is the only city in Australia to make the list and the sole representative from the Asia-Pacific region. 🗞 According to the Hobart Mercury, this list was voted on by over 750,000 readers. Hobart won the hearts of travelers worldwide with its "natural beauty, walkability, cultural vibrancy, and relaxed pace of life" ❤️ 🍃 Why is Hobart so popular? Hobart’s charm is not just its scenery but a "lifestyle." Hobart Mayor Anna Reynolds wrote in her post 👇 “Hobart is blessed with a gorgeous natural setting and an interesting history which you can still see and be part of.” 🏞 Here, nature and city blend perfectly · City views between mountains and sea – you can hike up Mount Wellington in the morning to overlook the city and enjoy coffee by the harbor watching the sunset in the afternoon. · Every old building and cobblestone street retains the warmth of history. · Every weekend there are markets, music festivals, and art exhibitions that fill the small city with energy. 💛 From the hearts of travelers Conde Nast Traveler describes Hobart as “the laid-back Aussie city at the bottom of the world” – the most relaxed and charming Australian small city at the world’s end. Whether it’s buying a cup of hand-brewed coffee at Salamanca Market in the morning ☕️ or taking a stroll in Battery Point at dusk 🌅 Hobart’s pace always helps you rediscover the warmth of life. 📸 Must-visit spots in Hobart ✅ Mount Wellington ✅ Salamanca Market ✅ Battery Point Historic District ✅ MONA Museum of Old and New Art Hobart’s beauty is understated and quiet. It gently reminds us to slow down because life should be like this 💛

Just got back from an unforgettable 6-day family trip in Tasmania (March 2026) and I had to share this experience! It was our first time exploring this part of Australia, and everything — from the scenery to the fresh seafood and the cool weather — was perfect! Here’s our quick itinerary and some real tips if you’re planning a similar trip: 📍Hobart (2 nights) · Stayed in a cozy 2-bedroom apartment with a kitchen (a lifesaver for families!) · Don’t miss Salamanca Market (Saturdays only!) – great local crafts and food · Mount Wellington – the view is WOW! Bring a windbreaker, it’s cold up there 🥶 📍Freycinet / Coles Bay (2 nights) · The drive from Hobart is stunning — stop by Spiky Bridge or local oyster farms · Wineglass Bay Lookout hike was manageable even with kids, and so worth it! · Stayed near the beach and woke up to wallabies hopping around 📍Bicheno (1 night) · Joined the Penguin Tour – must-do! The kids were over the moon 🐧 · Bicheno Blowhole was a surprise highlight 🚗 We rented a car from Hobart and returned it at Launceston Airport. Super convenient and gave us full flexibility. Roads were easy to drive. 🍴Best meal? Freycinet Marine Farm – freshest oysters ever! And affordable too. 🌤️ Weather in March was perfect: cool, around 14–20°C. Light layers were enough in the day, and jackets at night. 💰Overall: Super family-friendly, not too touristy, and 100% worth it! ⸻ ✅ Tips: · Rent accommodations with kitchens to save on meals · Book your penguin tour and car in advance (March can be busy!) · Tasmania weather can change fast — pack layers · Keep your camera ready — the scenery is stunning everywhere If you’re still deciding on your next destination, Tasmania is a gem 💎— especially if you love nature, cool weather, and peaceful vibes. Hope this helps you plan better! Let me know if you want my full itinerary or cost breakdown 💬💕 #TripMoments #Tasmania #FamilyTravel #Australia #CoolWeatherTrip #TripcomFaves #NatureLovers

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation : Rent a car at CBD Hobart "Drive Car Hire" allow to drive to Bruny Island. Good price, rent more days more cheaper. We rent 3 days, which costs us around Aud.84/days all cover insurance small car new MG. 📷 Photo Spots : * Bruny Island, if you do day trips, make sure to go early because most restaurants around there are around 4.30 pm. => Light house (the road is a bit challenging). => Try fresh Oaster 😋 (cheaper compare Hobart CBD area). 🍜 Local Cuisine => We try Greek restaurants "Urban Greek " highly recommended to try. => Vietnamese roll / Banh Mi " Ja and Jon" => Breakfast or Brunch "Bumi Cafe" and "Bumi Eatery". => Malaysian foods "Taste of Malaysia". 🏠 Accommodation 1.DoubleTree by Hilton Hobart => free parking on the street after 6 pm => fee parking hotel Aud.35 / night. 💡 Tips

Ranked #49 on the 2023 "World's 50 Best Hotels" list, "The Tasman Hobart" perfectly blends historical charm with luxury in this renovated 19th-century sandstone building. Prime location Right in the city center, just a 5-minute walk to Constitution Dock Next door is the must-visit Salamanca Market for art lovers (open every Saturday~ super fun to explore) Very close to the MONA Museum ferry too Seamless journey through time The hotel's heritage wing preserves colonial-era sandstone facades and arcades, while rooms hide modern aesthetics— Tasmanian walnut furniture + Italian Frette linens, with custom wooden fragrance throughout You'll feel instantly soothed upon entry, even the bathroom soap smells amazing enough to take home (😉) The new wing features minimalist Nordic style, with panoramic windows offering stunning sunset views over the Derwent River

📍 Itinerary Overview: 🗓 Day 1 – Culture, Markets & Mountains 🛍 Morning – Salamanca Market · If it’s Saturday, visit Salamanca Market from 8:30 AM–3 PM – with over 300 stalls featuring artisan crafts, gourmet Tasmanian produce, live music, and local artists . · Explore nearby historic Salamanca Place, lined with sandstone galleries and cafés . ☕ Late Morning – Battery Point · Stroll through Battery Point, climb scenic Kelly’s Steps and immerse yourself in the charming, early-19th-century cottages . 🥾 Midday – Mount Wellington · Drive or ride up to kunanyi / Mount Wellington (~20 min from town), then soak in the sweeping views from the Pinnacle. Consider short hikes like the Organ Pipes or boardwalk trails . · Bring layers – it’s often 10‑15 °C cooler at the top . 🍽 Early Evening – Waterfront Dinner · Return via the harbour and enjoy seafood at The Fish Frenzy or similar on Elizabeth Street Pier . 🎨 Day 2 – Art, Markets & Wildlife 🖼 Morning – MONA · Begin Day 2 with a ferry ride from Brooke Street Pier to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). This quirky “subversive adult Disneyland” is Tasmania’s largest private museum . · Entry is ~AUD 30; ferry adds ~AUD 25. It’s wise to book ahead . 🍷 Late Morning – Moorilla Estate · After exploring the museum, enjoy wine tasting at the onsite Moorilla Vineyard and Wine Bar . 🐾 Afternoon – Wildlife or Richmond Choose your adventure: · Head to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary for up‑close encounters with Tasmanian devils and kangaroos (about 25 km north). · Or take a scenic drive to Richmond Village to stroll beside Australia’s oldest bridge and historic sandstone buildings . 🌙 Evening – Hobart Food Scene · Return for dinner at one of Hobart’s stylish restaurants—Franklin, Peacock & Jones, or modern taverns in Salamanca Place 🚇 Transportation : Hop-on hop-off bus (Red Decker) is great for getting to Hobart city areas’ attractions if you prefer not to drive 🏠 Accommodation : Best Western Hobart #travel #thingstodo #seascapes #myitinerary #citydaytours

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: Arrival at Launceston Airport, car rental pick up from Airport within walking distance. Hotel check in and Half day Launceston city walk and experience Cataract Gorge chair lift. Day 2:Drive to Cradle Mountain. Stop at Sheffield, Raspberry Farm. Check in Cradle Mountain Hotel for 2 nights. Visit Devils@Cradle. Day 3: Explore Cradle Mountain National Park, purchase tickets at Visitor Centre Day 4: Depart to Hobart, stop by at Longford, Ross for photo shooting. Check into Hobart hotel, half day city tour Day 5: Visit Hobart key attractions and depart from Hobart Airport 📍📍 Must-Visit Attractions: Launceston · Cataract Gorge Reserve – scenic walks, chairlift, peacocks · City Park – Japanese macaque enclosure, gardens · Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery – history, science, and art · Tamar Valley Wine Route – wineries and cellar doors · Penny Royal Adventures – heritage-themed fun for families Cradle Mountain · Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park – hiking and wildlife · Dove Lake Circuit – iconic, easy 2-hour walk with stunning views · Overland Track – multi-day wilderness trek · Enchanted Walk – short, family-friendly forest loop · Devils@Cradle – Tasmanian devil conservation sanctuary Hobart · MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) – edgy, world-famous museum · Salamanca Market – bustling Saturday market with local crafts and food · Mount Wellington (Kunanyi) – panoramic views of Hobart · Battery Point – historic colonial-style neighbourhood · Bruny Island (via ferry) – wildlife, cheese, oysters, and walks · Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – peaceful, beautifully landscaped 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1. Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston 2. Cradle Mountain Hotel 3. Hobart Best Western Hotel #citydaytours #thingstodo #myitinerary #travel

Tasmania is not just about the aurora! This island, the closest part of Australia to Antarctica, boasts stunning coastlines, rivers, and mountains that make you feel like you've reached the edge of the world. Bookmark this guide for aurora chasing, must-visit attractions, and must-try local delicacies—all in one article! 📃 Aurora Chasing Guide ⏰ Best Time: Winter season from May to September during polar nights, on clear moonless nights with KP index ≥5 for higher chances. Recommended Observation Spots: 1⃣️ South Arm Peninsula near Hobart (25km from the city, 30-minute drive) 2⃣️ Cockle Creek on the Tasman Peninsula (2-hour drive, minimal light pollution) 3⃣️ Dove Lake at Cradle Mountain (perfect for stargazing and aurora viewing) 4⃣️ Essential Gear: Tripod, wide-angle lens, warm clothing, and the Aurora Forecast App for monitoring. ✅ Must-Visit Attractions Hobart: ① Salamanca Place: Explore the Friday market for handmade crafts and art in a cultural district housed in century-old sandstone warehouses. ② Mount Wellington: A 20-minute drive to the summit offers panoramic views of the city and Derwent River, often with snow and auroras in the backdrop. ③ MONA Museum: Take a ferry to the Berriedale Peninsula to experience dark art and cliffside architecture. Port Arthur Historic Site: This 19th-century prison ruin nestled by the bay tells tales of history through its stone ruins and broken walls. Join the "Ghost Tour" at night to uncover its eerie past. 🚗 Transportation: 1.5-hour drive or join a day tour. Wineglass Bay: A gem in Freycinet National Park, hike to the lookout for views of the crescent-shaped white sandy beach set against the blue sea. The sand is as fine as sugar, and you might spot adorable wallabies. 🚡 Activity: 1-hour hike to the lookout. 🚗 Transportation: 2.5-hour drive from Hobart. Cradle Mountain: Glacially carved jagged peaks reflected in Dove Lake, with trails winding through mossy rainforests. Spot cute wombats in the morning mist. 🚗 Transportation: 2-hour drive from Launceston. Bruny Island: The twin bays separated by cliffs showcase the roaring Indian Ocean and tranquil inner seas. Enjoy fresh oysters at the local farm and visit The Neck Lookout for a 360° panoramic view. 🚢 Getting There: Drive 1 hour south of Hobart to Kettering, then take a 20-minute ferry. 🍫 Must-Do Activities: ① The Neck Lookout for twin bay views. ② Fresh oysters at the farm. ③ Visit the chocolate factory. 🚘 Recommended Itinerary Tasmania 5-Day Tour: D1: Arrive in Hobart → Visit Richmond Town → Salamanca Place → Mount Wellington. D2: Port Arthur → Tasman Peninsula → Blowhole → Tasman Arch → Tessellated Pavement → Devil's Kitchen. D3: Wineglass Bay Day Trip / Maria Island Day Trip. D4: Bruny Island → The Neck → Oyster Farm → Adventure Bay → Return. D5: Mount Field → Russell Falls → Horseshoe Falls → Depart from Hobart.

The Red Decker Hop-On Hop-Off Bus is a popular way to explore Hobart. It runs a 90-minute city loop with 20 stops, including Salamanca Place, Cascade Brewery, and the Botanical Gardens. Buses run every 30 minutes from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. Highly recommended for friendly commentary, convenience, and great city views. Combo tickets, like the Mt Wellington tour, are also available. #travel #Red decker #Tasmania #hobart #thingstodo

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1:Devils@Cradle-Parks & Wildlife Service - Cradle Mountain Day 2: Cradle mountain national park hiking Day 3:Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens-Hobart Historic Cruises Pty Ltd Day 4:Battery Point 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Devils@Cradle 2. Parks & Wildlife Service - Cradle Mountain 3. Tasmania Zoo 4. Riverbend Park 5. Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens 6. Hobart Historic Cruises Pty Ltd 7. Battery Point 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] Launceston Grand Chancellor Hotel, Cradle Mountain Hotel, Hobart Best Western Hotel #thingstodo #travel #naturalwonders #familytravel

#hobartcbd #hobartfood 📍 It was a late night on a weekday in Hobart. Not many restaurants were open. I walked past this restaurant packed with customers in the heart of Hobart’s CBD. 🏵️ A casual and welcoming Thai restaurant offering Thai Street Food. They offer a fixed price for a varied Thai lunch buffet including rice🍚 , noodles🍜 , curries🍛, vegetables🥕🥬 etc. Our order: 🍜🥬 Pad See Ew with Vegetable $17.5 🥘🥩 Panang Curry with Beef $18.5 🫓 Roti $4 🤤 My favourite was the Panang Curry with Beef. It was thick and creamy and salty and sweet with a kick of peanuts🥜. It paired really well with the Roti. Restaurant Name – Bangkok City Address – 2/40 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia My recommendation – Panang Curry Avg. Price per person – AUD20 Opening Hours – Mon-Sun 11:00-20:30

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Saint David's Cathedral in Hobart, Tasmania is a stone Gothic Revival cathedral designed by the famous Victorian architect George Frederick Bodley. The cathedral was built in the Gothic Revival style, and over the 68 years of construction it has remained true to the original design, including the stained glass windows, arcaded entrance, and impressive bell tower. The cathedral, the first in the province, is listed on the National Heritage List and has hosted many public ceremonies and events. The arcaded entrance has a large west window with fine beams on the gable, balanced by a supporting tower. Other features include a simple square tower built of Oatlands stone with battlemented parapets and quatrefoil tracery.

#familytravel #Tasmania #Hobart #thingstodo Exploring Hobart by both land and water offers a rich tapestry of experiences, blending the city’s historic charm with its stunning natural landscapes. We decided to join the Hobart cruise lunch tour before leaving to airport in late afternoon. 🚢 Hobart Cruise Tours Operating since the 1980s, Hobart Historic Cruises offers a variety of Derwent River experiences. 1.5-Hour Lunch Cruise: Enjoy a scenic journey with a one-course meal, passing landmarks like Battery Point and Sandy Bay.

Not sure how to explore Hobart city during your trip to Tasmania? Even on a self-guided tour, you can cover all the highlights. Save this CityWalk route and enjoy a relaxing day exploring Hobart! 【🚶🏻‍♂️CityWalk Route Recommendation】 ➡️ Starting Point: Salamanca Place ⬅️ Ending Point: Constitution Dock Route: Hobart → Salamanca Place → Fountain Square → Battery Point → Parliament House → St. Joseph's Catholic Church → Franklin Square → Constitution Dock → Hobart 【✅ Route Highlights】 1⃣️ Salamanca Place A must-visit for shopping lovers! Every Saturday, there's a massive market where you can find lavender soap, enjoy freshly shucked oysters, and take postcard-worthy photos under colorful sunshades. 2⃣️ Fountain Square The perfect recharge spot during your CityWalk. Sit by the fountain, feed the pigeons, enjoy street performances, and try Tasmania's unique pepperberry-flavored ice cream. 3⃣️ Battery Point A fairytale-like sloping alley! Candy-colored houses with hydrangeas blooming at their doors make this a must-visit whimsical street in Hobart. 4⃣️ Parliament House A free-to-visit English-style building! The lush green lawn is perfect for a stroll, and don't forget to snap a photo with the architecture. 5⃣️ St. Joseph's Catholic Church The church's spire pierces the sky, and sunlight streaming through stained glass creates a dreamy atmosphere. There's even a swing in the small garden behind the church. 6⃣️ Franklin Square A favorite spot for locals to relax and stroll! Sit by the fountain and watch the leisurely passersby, as if your own fatigue is being carried away. 7⃣️ Constitution Dock Walk along the wooden pier while enjoying the chill sea breeze. At dusk, as fishing boats return to the harbor, the setting sun paints the entire sea in golden-red hues. 【🚘 Group Tour Recommendation】 Tasmania South 5-Day Tour Day 1: Hobart Airport Pickup → Richmond Town → Salamanca Place → Mount Wellington Day 2: Port Arthur → Tasman Peninsula → Blowhole → Tasman Arch → Tessellated Pavement → Devil's Kitchen Day 3: Wineglass Bay Day Tour / Maria Island Day Tour Day 4: Bruny Island → The Neck → Oyster Farm → Adventure Bay → Return Day 5: Mount Field → Russell Falls → Horseshoe Falls → Hobart Airport Drop-off

#hobartstay #hobartcbd 📍 This boutique hotel is centrally located, which allows you to explore the city easily. You can find many shops and restaurants near the hotel. Around 10 mins’ walk to Salamanca Market. 🛏️ I stayed in the Superior King room for 4 nights with a fantastic Hobart city view. Facilities - 🏋 There’s a small 24-hour gym on the second floor. 🅿️ Valet parking is available at AUD35 per car per day. 🍫 Free chocolate treats in the lobby from 3.30pm to 4.30pm, known as the ‘Chocolate Hour'. 🍝 The Italian restaurant on the ground floor is a great option for dinner🍕 or just a drink🥂 or two with friends and families. 🤔 The only con for me is that the mattress is a bit too soft. Hotel Name - Mövenpick Hotel Hobart Address - 28 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia Check-in – from 14:00 Check out – until 11:00 Avg. Price – AUD 150/night (without breakfast) (in early April)