Mount Wellington (Kunanyi)

Kunanyi / Mount Wellington stands at 1,271 m above Hobart. Dolerite columns, 360° panoramic views over the Derwent Estuary and historic trails make this massif an essential stop in Tasmania.

Salamanca Market

Salamanca Market

An iconic weekly market in Hobart since 1972, Salamanca Market brings together Tasmanian producers and artisans every Saturday on the historic waterfront.

Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)

Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)

A private museum of ancient and contemporary art carved into the rock at Berriedale, near Hobart, MONA blends antiquities, Turrell, Picasso and Ai Weiwei.

Eaglehawk Neck

Narrow isthmus of the Tasman Peninsula, 90 minutes from Hobart: remarkable geological formations, penitentiary history, and gateway to Port Arthur.

Cape Hauy

Coastal hike of 9.4 km on the Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania. Dolerite cliffs, forest and marine wildlife, 1.5 hours from Hobart.

Bivouac Bay

Secluded cove in Tasman National Park, accessible via a 10 km trail from Fortescue Bay, featuring a diveable wreck and beachside camping.

Adventure Bay on Bruny Island

Adventure Bay, on Bruny Island south of Hobart, combines sheltered beach, temperate rainforest trails, Pacific exploration museum and southern right whale watching.