[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Centrepoint, Elizabeth Street Mall, and The Cat & Fiddle Arcade [/custom_headline][text_output]The centre of the city is home to most of Hobart’s shopping hub. Ranging from general grocery shopping to department stores to boutique brand shopping. A range of technology and entertainment stores as well as the various small food courts fill the area as well.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Red Parka[/custom_headline][text_output]Lovely little shop with many hand-crafted items from Tassie artists. Great for a unique gift or memento. Very close to the apartments also.

22 Criterion St, Hobart.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Salamanca Place[/custom_headline][text_output]This is where you will find much of the art work of Tassie’s local artists. Coop shops such as, Off Centre showcase various works for sale and make for a lovely afternoon of browsing.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Mawson Sheepskin and Opals[/custom_headline][text_output]A large range of Tasmanian souvenirs made from high quality products.

Mawson Place, 12-14 Argyle St, Hobart TAS 7000[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]MONA[/custom_headline][text_output]MONA museum is a very prominent attraction drawing both domestic and international tourism to Tasmania. It features the weird, the beautiful, and the ugly but somehow, all of it still compelling to see. Featuring a full museum, vineyard and restaurant, and brewery serving cold MooBrew, MONA is definitely a must do for a day. Find more information about their events, museum and brewery/vineyard here: https://mona.net.au/stuff-to-do

655 Main Rd, Berriedale.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Salamanca Market [/custom_headline][text_output]Salamanca Market is one of Tasmania’s most famous attractions. Drawing huge crowds every Saturday, Salamanca Market showcases a huge selection of local, handcrafted wares, foods, wines and spirits, and hot foods and cold foods. When visiting Hobart for a weekend, Salamanca is a must visit. More information here: https://www.salamancamarket.com.au/Home

Salamanca Place, Hobart.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Hobart Wharf [/custom_headline][text_output]Hobart’s wharf is a long stretch that goes from the Cenotaph to Battery Point and has many sights, history, and attractions along it.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Salamanca Place [/custom_headline][text_output]Salamanca Place is a vibrant part of Hobart’s wharf with a rich history. It’s famous sandstone buildings have been converted into small boutique shops, cafes and the nightclub scene later in the week. Situated right on the wharf, Salamanca is a pinnacle area of Hobart and is home to events such as the Taste of Tasmania and Dark Mofo’s winter feast.

Salamanca Place, Battery Point.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens [/custom_headline][text_output]14 hectares of green grass, native and non-native plants, trees, and amazing flower beds. Over 200 years old and the second oldest in Australia after Sydney, the royal botanical gardens hosts events throughout the year especially in the summer and is perfect for a picnic in a beautiful setting.

Lower Domain Rd, Hobart.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Mount Nelson Signal Station[/custom_headline][text_output]Built in 1811, the signal station at Mt Nelson was the first to be constructed in Tasmania. Today, Mount Nelson Signal Station offers a fascinating insight into the history of the early colony. The station offers visitors beautiful views over the city and mouth of the Derwent River. There is a picnic area nearby with unsheltered picnic tables and BBQs. The lookouts and adjacent café are wheelchair accessible, as are the toilets next to the carpark.

You can enjoy a magnificent view over Storm Bay and beyond while enjoying a meal. For information about the restaurant and cafe call (03) 6223 3407

700 Nelson Rd, Mount Nelson.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery [/custom_headline][text_output]Free entry and featuring a range of Tasmanian history, art, and natural world exhibits as well as international art and natural world exhibitions. You can check what temporary and permanent exhibitions the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery has on offer here: https://www.tmag.tas.gov.au/whats_on/exhibitions

Dunn Place, Hobart.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Richmond Village [/custom_headline][text_output]Richmond village is situated in the famous Coal River Valley and is one of the oldest towns in Australia. Filled with sandstone buildings and convict made structures and roots, Richmond is a step back into Tasmania’s history while also being a fine food and wine hub.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Wicked Cheese [/custom_headline][text_output]For those cheese lovers Wicked Cheese is a must visit. On the outskirts of Richmond Village, Wicked Cheese is a personal favourite that provides amazing dairy produce.

1238 Richmond Rd, Richmond.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Berry picking [/custom_headline][text_output]Tasmania’s cool temperate climate and prime agricultural land allows for it to have some of the best fruit seasons in the world. Tasmania’s fruit export to international countries is considered to be the most premium of produce. In the surrounding countryside, during the season some farms allow you to pick your own fruit![/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Beaches[/custom_headline][text_output]Hobart has many surrounding beaches available for a day trip. A popular one near the city is Sandy Bay’s long beach which is home to public barbeques and a children’s playground. Another popular beach that is close to the city across the river is Bellerive Beach, right on the doorstep of Blundstone Arena. Bellerive beach has public barbeques and a children’s playground. Another popular but very large beach is Seven Mile Beach, right near the airport. This beach is less crowded but is one our personal favourites as far as beaches go within a short drive from the city.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Wrest Point Casino [/custom_headline][text_output]Wrest Point Casino offers a range of entertainment options with a range of gigs each week. This is of course in conjunction with their games room and various tables as well as their bar and cocktail lounge.  https://www.wrestpoint.com.au/entertainment/

410 Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay TAS 7005[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Roaring 40’s kayaking [/custom_headline][text_output]The perfect way to experience the city from Hobart’s famous waterfront. Roaring 40’s kayaking offers kayaking around Sandy Bay area and into Hobart’s water front. Their tours can include lunch and kayak hire as well as lessons on kayaking technique from friendly instructors who will join you on the water. All this accumulates to provide the perfect afternoon or day on the water. They also offer longer tours for those kayaking enthusiasts. See here for more details: https://roaring40skayaking.com.au/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]State Cinema [/custom_headline][text_output]Imitate cinema with a restaurant and café that goes back over 100 years. Fully licensed with a large selection of both blockbuster as well as indie project work coming from both foreign and Hollywood origins. Perfect for date night or a luxurious move experience. The state cinema also boasts an extensive bookstore.

375 Elizabeth St, North Hobart TAS 7000[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Village Cinemas [/custom_headline][text_output]Village Cinemas Hobart is the closest cinema to you and offers the newest releases and is also the most newly renovated cinema in Hobart.

181 Collins St, Hobart TAS 7000[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Frogmore Creek [/custom_headline][text_output]17km out of the city in Cambridge, Frogmore Creek is an excellent vineyard and restaurant providing lunch options, perfect for an outing on a nice day. Highly recommend their Pino Noir! Bookings are required.

20 Denholms Rd, Cambridge TAS 7170[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Stefano Lubiana Wines [/custom_headline][text_output]23km from the city centre in the Derwent Valley. Contemporary Australian and Italian style restaurant serving a selection of their own wines from their Derwent Valley vineyard. They have an ultra-seasonal menu that changes depending on what they harvest from their biodynamic garden that morning. Bookings are required.

60 Rowbottoms Rd, Granton.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Puddleduck Vineyard [/custom_headline][text_output]21km from the city centre in Richmond. Located in the famous Coal River Valley on the way to the airport. Puddleduck is a restaurant vineyard perfect for that tasting and platter.

992 Richmond Rd, Richmond.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Bream Creek Vineyard [/custom_headline][text_output]Just a short stop on the way to Eagle Hawk Neck and Port Arthur, perfect for a visit to get your hands on some award winning cool climate Tasmanian wine.

321 Marion Bay Rd, Bream Creek.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Pooley Wines [/custom_headline][text_output] Boasts producing the best Tasmanian Pinot noir, Riesling and Chardonnay and other award-winning wines. Premium cool climate wines are their passion.

1431 Richmond Rd, Richmond.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Tasmanian Wine Routes [/custom_headline][text_output]For those that have a bit more time and want to sample a bit of everything Tasmania has to offer in wine can try one of the wine routes. More information can be found at: http://winetasmania.com.au/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]T-Bone Brewery [/custom_headline][text_output]Hand crafted beer brewed in Tasmania. Quality beer across the board. We can recommend any of their range, especially their pale ale, award winning choc milk stout, golden ale, and their seasonal specialty beers!

308 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Two Metre Tall Farmhouse Ale & Cider [/custom_headline][text_output]Pure handcrafted ale and cider from Tasmanian wild and organic produce. During the warmer months, Two Metre Tall has a farm bar & Cellar door open that allows self-catering while being served hand-pumped ale and cider. Two Metre Tall especially focusses on seasonal brews so most of their products are limited!

2862 Lyell Hwy, Hayes.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Hobart Brewing Co. [/custom_headline][text_output]Local beer hotspot on the waterfront in a large, trendy location. Year-round beers that you can enjoy on a warm summer’s day or rugged up on a winter’s night with friends.

16 Evans St, Hobart.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Lark Distillery [/custom_headline][text_output]Lark Distillery is one of a few famous Tasmanian distilleries producing world class spirits, mainly whiskey. Situated on the waterfront, the Lark Distillery and Bar is in a prime location for tastings and if you enjoy what you get, bottle sales too. Find out more here: https://larkdistillery.com/

14 Davey St, Hobart.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]McHenry’s Distillery [/custom_headline][text_output]McHenry’s distillery is situated on the Tasmanian Peninsula in a beautiful location and provides high quality spirits. One of our personal favourite sources of gin! Highly recommend a visit to McHenry’s for all those spirit lovers. They also have a four-hour workshop on making gin! Find out more about McHenry’s here: https://mchenrydistillery.com.au/

229 Radnor Rd, Port Arthur.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Sullivan’s Cove Distillery [/custom_headline][text_output]Sullivan’s Cove Distillery is a world-renowned distillery having had their single malt whiskey crowned the best in the world in 2018. They are a small batch distillery and use only Tasmanian ingredients. A must visit for whiskey and spirit enthusiasts. More information here: https://sullivanscove.com/

1/10 Lamb Pl, Cambridge.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Pagan Cider[/custom_headline][text_output]Pagan Cider is an all Tasmanian cider producer. They have small, craft batches made from fresh Tasmanian fruit. We highly recommend them for any cider enthusiast, especially the cherry cider! More information about their cider here: http://www.pagancider.com.au/about/
7891 Channel Hwy, Cygnet TAS 7109[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Dark MOFO [/custom_headline][text_output]Dark MOFO is an annual event organised and sponsored by MONA and Hobart City Council. The event transpires all over the CBD and surrounding areas but is concentrated in the city. It features light shows and awe-inspiring displays of artwork, normally thought provoking. As well as this, it features acts and gigs by various artists and a two-weekend long feast on Macquarie Point. The event attracts 500,000 people to Tasmania and for good reason. If you’re in Hobart during Dark Mofo, it is a must do event.[/text_output][gap size=”1.313em”][custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://darkmofo.net.au/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Taste of Tasmania[/custom_headline][text_output]Hobart’s waterfront celebration of Tasmanian food and drink takes place from 28 December until 3 January every year. For more information, check out the link below.

[/text_output][gap size=”1.313em”][custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://www.thetasteoftasmania.com.au/Home[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Farm Gate Market[/custom_headline][text_output]Every Sunday, come rain, hail or shine, a busy street in the heart of Hobart transforms into a bustling farmers’ market. It’s all about Tasmanian produce and getting to know your farmer, and it always has been.
Farm Gate Market operates every Sunday on Bathurst St (street market) between Murray + Elizabeth Streets from 8.30am – 1.00pm.
Trade begins with the ringing of the farm bell!

104 Bathurst St, Hobart.[/text_output][gap size=”1.313em”][custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]http://farmgatemarket.com.au/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Street Eats @ Franko[/custom_headline][text_output]Hobart’s hyperactive street food night market! Brought to you by the creators of Hobart’s much-loved Farm Gate Market. Street Eats at Franko is a summer market centred upon tasting food and beverages from the greater Hobart region. This market runs every Friday from November until April and is a perfect way to end the week. They serve Tasmanian craft beers and ciders, Tasmanian street foods, and have an abundance of space to sit down on picnic mats and enjoy local live music.

Every Friday | 4.30pm – 9.00pm | November 3 – April 27

Franklin Square, 70 Macquarie Street, 7000 Hobart, Tasmania[/text_output][gap size=”1.313em”][custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://www.streeteatsfranko.com.au/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Sandy Bay Twilight Market[/custom_headline][text_output]Hobart’s dog friendly Friday night destination showcasing a superb selection of Tasmanian eats, drinks, design and music, located at Long Beach Sandy Bay less than 10 minutes journey from the Hobart CBD. Please check their Facebook Events page for dates and times.

17 Beach Road

Sandy Bay, Tasmania, Australia[/text_output][gap size=”1.313em”][custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://www.facebook.com/HobartTwilightMarket/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]MoMa Mona Market [/custom_headline][text_output]MoMa is an al fresco extravaganza of music and food, art and performance, science and craft (of the non-naff variety). A glamorous, roaming collision of high and low art. Brought to you by Kirsha Kaechele and her posse of wondrous winged monkeys. Usually on Sundays in the Summer months.

655 Main Road, Berriedale, Tasmania[/text_output][gap size=”1.313em”][custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://www.facebook.com/pg/MoMaHobart/events/?ref=page_internal[/text_output]

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[custom_headline][/custom_headline][text_output]Tasmania has so much to offer as far as natural scenery is concerned. Even with some of the cleanest air in the world, we hope some of these recommendations will take your breath away.[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Port Arthur and Tasman Peninsula [/custom_headline][text_output]Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula are rich with both history and natural beauty. On the 90 minute drive there you will drive past places like Eagle Hawk Neck, the Tessellated Pavement, Pirate Bay, Devil’s Kitchen, the Blowhole, DooTown (where all the houses have “Doo” in their name), Stuart’s Bay Reserve, and others. Once you reach Port Arthur you are struck with history stemming back to the beginnings of Australian settlement. Port Arthur Historic Site is a ticketed attraction but worth the price when you walk through the site. Port Arthur also offers tours such as the famous ghost tour, the Isle of the Dead tour and point Puer Boy’s Prison Tour. If you are still keen to go further, places like Crescent Bay with its stunning views from atop its steep sand dunes. Reachable by an 8km walk, it is perfect for those keen on an easy hike, and the reward is mesmerising.[/text_output][custom_headline type=”left” level=”h3″ looks_like=”h4″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][gap size=”25px” id=”” class=”” style=””][text_output]https://portarthur.org.au/

http://tastrails.com/crescent-bay-mount-brown/

https://eaglehawkneck.org/attractions/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Mt Field National Park [/custom_headline][text_output]Mt Field National Park is a quintessential Tasmanian park filled with unique vegetation like the gum forests to the large tree ferns at the foot of the mountain. This park is perfect for day trippers and those that like to walk in undisturbed nature. Within the park you can also visit the cascading Russell Falls. More information here:[/text_output][gap size=”25px” id=”” class=”” style=””][custom_headline type=”left” level=”h3″ looks_like=”h4″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://www.discovertasmania.com.au/about/national-parks-and-wilderness/mt-field-national-park[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Mt Wellington [/custom_headline][text_output]The mountain the overlooks Hobart, a great way to see the beauty of our capital city from high and afar. Only a short drive from the CBD filled with walking tracks, wildlife and fauna. It is the perfect way to see spend a day, whether you like the snow in winter or the clear skies in summer. There are a few short walks with lovely views also. More information here:[/text_output][gap size=”25px” id=”” class=”” style=””][custom_headline type=”left” level=”h3″ looks_like=”h4″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://www.wellingtonpark.org.au/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Peppermint Bay Cruise [/custom_headline][text_output]Leaving from the Hobart Waterfront, Peppermint Bay Cruises is a lovely way to experience Hobart and the Derwent River. The Cruise takes you down the Derwent towards Bruny and into Peppermint Bay before returning you to Hobart. More information here:[/text_output][gap size=”25px” id=”” class=”” style=””][custom_headline type=”left” level=”h3″ looks_like=”h4″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://peppermintbaycruise.com.au/lunch-cruise/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Hastings Caves [/custom_headline][text_output]Hastings Caves is a 90 minute drive from Hobart in the Huon Valley. Hastings Caves is a natural dolomite cave system formed millions of years ago. Guided tours are available from a Parks and Wildlife guide and you can relax in the heated thermal springs reserve. There are picnic and barbeque facilities in the area allowing for a perfect day trip. More information here:[/text_output][gap size=”25px” id=”” class=”” style=””][custom_headline type=”left” level=”h3″ looks_like=”h4″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://www.discovertasmania.com.au/attraction/hastingscavesandthermalsprings[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Rob Pennicott Journeys[/custom_headline][text_output]Award winning tourism adventures with passionate local guides that offers tours from Hobart, Bruny Island, and Port Arthur. Rob Pennicott. For more information, look here:[/text_output][gap size=”25px” id=”” class=”” style=””][custom_headline type=”left” level=”h3″ looks_like=”h4″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]https://www.pennicottjourneys.com.au/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Beaches[/custom_headline][text_output]Hobart has many surrounding beaches available for a day trip. A popular one near the city is Sandy Bay’s long beach which is home to public barbeques and a children’s playground. Another popular beach that is close to the city across the river is Bellerive Beach, right on the doorstep of Blundstone Arena. Bellerive beach has public barbeques and a children’s playground. Another popular but very large beach is Seven Mile Beach, right near the airport.[/text_output][gap size=”25px” id=”” class=”” style=””][custom_headline type=”left” level=”h3″ looks_like=”h4″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]http://www.visithobartaustralia.com.au/beaches.html[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Richmond Village[/custom_headline][text_output]Richmond village is situated in the famous Coal River Valley and is one of the oldest towns in Australia. Filled with sandstone buildings and convict made structures and roots, Richmond is a step back into Tasmania’s history while also being a fine food and wine hub.[/text_output][gap size=”25px” id=”” class=”” style=””][custom_headline type=”left” level=”h3″ looks_like=”h4″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Helpful Links[/custom_headline][text_output]http://www.richmondvillage.com.au/[/text_output]

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Bay of Fires[/custom_headline][text_output]The Bay of Fires stretch along the east coast of Tasmania and is one of the most beautiful areas of Australia, white sand, clear water, and orange lichen. Named by Lonely Planet as one of the hottest destinations in the world, it is truly worth the trip up. The Bay of Fires is a national park and conservation area that keeps it pristine for all to enjoy. The east coast road is dotted with small campsites and resorts that allow for an extended stay in a beautiful region of the world. The Bay of Fires and Binalong Bay are a three hour drive from Hobart.

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Coles Bay, Freycinet, and Wineglass Bay[/custom_headline][text_output]Coles Bay, Freycinet, and Wineglass Bay are all in close proximity to each other on the east coast of Tasmania. About two hours drive from Hobart, it is the perfect location to visit for a day trip. The drive up is littered with vineyards and once you do make it there, you are greeted with gorgeous scenery in every direction. A very popular destination filled with walking tracks and the famous Wineglass Bay lookout (prime Instagram location), it is a must go Tassie location.

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[custom_headline level=”h2″ looks_like=”h3″ id=”” class=”” style=””]Lake St Clair National Park and Cradle Mountain[/custom_headline][text_output]A true Tasmanian wilderness experience. It features the famous Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake. All aspects of this park are picturesque. It is home to many native animals and plants. Cradle Mountain has a many walking tracks in the surrounding area which have varying levels of difficulty. The best time to visit is late Spring and during Summer. Lake St Clair and Cradle Mountain are a four hour drive from Hobart.

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