A group of people in yellow kayaks paddle among boats in a marina with Roaring 40s Kayaking in Hobart, Tasmania © Tourism Australia

Roaring 40s Kayaking, Hobart, Tasmania © Tourism Australia

3 days in Hobart

Get your dose of fresh Tassie air on this three-day trip to Hobart, blending epicurean delights, natural wonders and world-class art.

The must do experiences

Explore intriguing exhibitions at Mona (Museum of Old and New Art)
Take in the unrivalled views from the summit of kunanyi/Mount Wellington
Encounter Bruny Island’s marine life

Day 1: Hobart’s harbour

Experience Hobart’s charming waterfront precinct, where celebrated markets, restaurants and museums come together.

Where to stay in Hobart

Stay on top of the water or hover over the city. Or get views of both. Hobart's top hotels provide reasons on their own to visit Tasmania's capital city.

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Day 2: Hobart’s hidden gems

Natural and epicurean wonders fringe the city of Hobart. Bring your sense of adventure and a big appetite today. Here are some must-do experiences on the outskirts of the city.

Couple at Coal River Vineyard near Hobart © Alastair Bett

Hobart's hidden gems

The humble city of Hobart is hiding a few secrets.

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Day 3: Bruny Island

The picture-perfect Bruny Island packs a punch; cue wildlife, adventure and gourmet delights. Drive south of Hobart to the seaside town of Kettering and take the 20-minute ferry to Bruny Island.

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Blue boats sitting on the calm water of Hobart Harbour in Hobart, Tasmania © Adam Gibson

Places to go

Guide to Hobart

Pancho Villa Restaurant and Bar, Hobart, Tasmania © Osborne Images

Places to go

Hobart's best restaurants

The Gardens, Bay of Fires Conservation Area, TAS © Lisa Kuilenburg

Places to go

Holiday destinations around Hobart