Discover Hobart's secret ingredients on a Gourmania walking and tasting experience. Meet industry professionals with the passion driving Hobart's blossoming food scene, and visit great local cafés, restaurants and providores as you get to know the city. Delicious Tasmanian food and wine, as well as the best imported delicacies, are generously sampled on these progressive feasts as your guide shares stories of old and new Hobart.

Daily tours from Hobart into the remote southwest National Park of Tasmania. This world heritage listed area is only accessible by a 7-day bush walk, boat, or aircraft. Full and half day tours include scenic flights over the south coast of Tasmania, guided walks at Melaleuca, a boat trip to Bathurst Harbour and lunch with Tasmanian wine and produce. The return flight to Hobart is via the mountains.
 

Tasmanian Air Adventures offers world-class seaplane eco-tour experiences to Tasmania's wilderness icons direct from the Hobart waterfront. Journey to the southwest wilderness, Wineglass Bay, Port Arthur, or enjoy a scenic flight around Hobart. Departing from Kings Pier in Hobart's CBD, step aboard and experience the air, land and sea. Transfers to MONA or your wilderness hotel are available; or design your own flight.

Southern Isle Charters operates out of Hobart and offers luxury guided cruises and fishing charters ranging anywhere from Coles Bay to Recherche Bay; half day or full day; overnight or week-long. Design your own package or let them do it for you; visit historic sites, secluded beaches, wineries, galleries and aquaculture farms - or just enjoy a barbecue onboard, observing Tasmania's marine wildlife from afar.

Smartmap Tasmania is an online guide featuring over 90 select art experiences. It provides a map and comprehensive details for each arts experience by region and/or art sectors or forms. If you see something you like: save it to your wish list and build your own arts itinerary.
 

Experience Tasmania is a 100% privately-owned and operated Tasmanian company and for over a decade now, has been Tasmania's leading day tour sightseeing operator. See Tasmania's best sights and attractions from the comfort of a coach.
 

Tasmania's Best Tourist Attraction 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011. Join Robert Pennicott's legendary team in the yellow boats on the Bruny Island wilderness cruise. Feel the power of the Southern Ocean, enter deep sea caves, cruise alongside some of Australia's highest sea cliffs, and search for dolphins, seals and birdlife. Drive to Adventure Bay for the 3 hour cruise, or join the full day tour from Hobart.
 

The World Heritage listed Port Arthur Historic Site, 90 minutes' drive southeast of Hobart, is the best-preserved convict settlement in Australia. With more than 30 historic buildings, plus guided tours and activities, plan to spend at least a day exploring. Stay overnight to experience an eerie lantern-lit Historic Ghost Tour and enjoy a meal at Felons Bistro.

Phone: 1800 659 101 or +61 3 6251 2310
Email: reservations@portarthur.org.au

Located just two minutes from Hobart airport, Barilla Bay is home to a leading oyster farm, retail store and restaurant. Pop in to buy Tasmanian seafood (including freshly opened or unopened oysters), wines and gifts; take an oyster farm tour (at select times); dine-in, and watch over the fully landscaped gardens and nearby bay; or host a function.

Huon Valley Escapes encompasses a wide range of activities from Hobart and the Huon Trail, ranging from free, one-hour walks and day trips, to full-service, overnight activities. Enjoy gardens, walks, bike rides, wilderness flights, ocean or river cruises, and just about everything in-between. Let them guide you, or design your own.

Redlands Estate (c. 1819) is one of two, paddock-to-bottle malt whisky distilleries in the world. There's a heap of stuff to do - including daily tours (which allow you to fill your own 20 litre whisky barrel), or why not explore the acres of heritage gardens, historic buildings, convict-brick Oast House, bake ovens, ponds or river frontage? Only 20 minutes from MONA.

Encompassing four regions: Huon Valley, D'Entrecasteaux Channel, Bruny Island and Far South, the Huon Trail is a beautiful touring route, beginning only 20 minutes south of Hobart. Take a day trip, or stay for a holiday; uncover wild coastlines, quiet country roads, farmlands and forests. Go on a walk (of varying levels of difficulty), revel in the rich and complex Maritime history of the south, and if all else fails, just enjoy the local food and wine.