Hobart 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Historic Hobart

Morning:

  • Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Baker’s Dozen (276 Hampden Rd, Glenorchy), known for its delicious pastries and coffee.
  • Visit the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMaG) to immerse yourself in Tasmania’s rich history and art scene. (Dock St & Murray St, Hobart City)
  • Take a leisurely stroll along the Salamanca Place where you can explore the Salamanca Markets (Saturdays 8:30 AM - 3 PM) or the vibrant shops and cafes.

Afternoon:

  • Head to Battery Point, one of Hobart’s oldest suburbs, for lunch at Grosvenor Hotel (49 Hopkins St, Battery Point). Try their famous scallop pie!
  • Visit the Cascade Brewery (74 Robina St, South Hobart) and take a tour to learn about Tasmania’s brewing history and enjoy a tasting.
  • End your day with a visit to the iconic Mt. Wellington (1675 Wellington Rd, Wellington Park). Enjoy panoramic views of Hobart city from the summit.

Evening:

  • Dine at Aloft (133 Macquarie St, Hobart City), a modern Australian restaurant with stunning views over Hobart.
  • Explore Hobart’s nightlife in the North Hobart area, known for its bars and live music venues.

Day 2: Nature and Wildlife

Morning:

  • Have breakfast at Four Mile Creek Cafe (169 Middle Tea Tree Rd, Tea Tree) for a taste of local produce.
  • Visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary (593 Colonial Rd, Brighton) to interact with Tasmanian devils, wallabies, and other native wildlife.
  • Take a day trip to Montezuma Falls, Tasmania’s highest waterfall, located in the Tarkine Rainforest.

Afternoon:

  • For lunch, try The Pickled Frog (3258 Huon Hwy, Grove) which offers a variety of dishes using locally sourced ingredients.
  • Head to Maria Island for an afternoon of exploring the island’s wildlife and historical ruins. You can reach Maria Island by ferry from Triabunna.

Evening:

  • Return to Hobart and have dinner at The Glass House Restaurant (189 Davey St, Hobart City), which offers a fine dining experience with views of the Derwent River.
  • End your day with a stroll along the Hobart waterfront to enjoy the city lights and tranquil atmosphere.

Transportation:

  • Hobart has a comprehensive public bus network run by Metro Tasmania. You can also rent a car for more flexibility.
  • For day trips outside of Hobart, consider hiring a car or booking a tour.

Things to Know:

  • Tasmanians are known for their friendly nature and love for conversation. Don’t hesitate to ask locals for recommendations!
  • The weather in Hobart can be unpredictable, so pack layers and a waterproof jacket.
  • Many shops and attractions close early on weekends and public holidays. Plan accordingly!