Dreaming of Tasmania but don’t drive? Hobart, the island’s capital, is your ultimate car-free destination. With its walkable streets, compact size, and attractions accessible by foot, ferry, or guided tours, exploring this charming city is not only easy but also health-conscious and eco-friendly. Here are 14 must-do activities to inspire your adventure.
1. Museum of Old and New Art (Mona)
Board a ferry along the Derwent River to visit Mona, a one-of-a-kind museum where thought-provoking art meets culinary delights. Upgrade to the Posh Pit for complimentary canapés, drinks, and VIP views.
2. Bruny Island Traveller
Savor Tasmania’s flavors on this land-based tour, sampling award-winning cheeses, wines, oysters, and more. Enjoy stunning views of Bruny Island’s rugged coastlines as you journey by coach from Hobart.
3. Tasman Island Cruises + Tasmanian Devil Unzoo
Experience a thrilling three-hour coastal cruise with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys, paired with a visit to the Tasmanian Devil Unzoo. Get up close with native wildlife and learn about conservation efforts.
4. Above & Beyond Seaplane
Take to the skies with Tasmania’s only seaplane operator, soaring over breathtaking locations like Port Arthur and Bruny Island. A spectacular way to see the island from above!
5. Salamanca Market
Explore over 300 stalls at this iconic Saturday market. From local produce and pottery to street performers and Tasmanian scallop pies, there’s something for everyone.
6. Stroll Through Battery Point
Wander cobblestone lanes and admire historic cottages in one of Hobart’s oldest neighborhoods. Don’t miss a stop at Jackman & McRoss for a famous scallop pie.
7. Lark Distillery’s Cellar Door
Whisky lovers, rejoice! Sample award-winning Tasmanian spirits at Lark Distillery while learning about the island’s rich whisky-making history.
8. Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG)
Dive into Tasmania’s history, art, and culture at Australia’s second-oldest museum. TMAG’s collections and exhibitions offer something for families, history buffs, and art enthusiasts alike.
9. MACq 01’s Viewfinder Tour
Join this storytelling walking tour starting at MACq 01 Hotel. Explore Hobart’s waterfront with a retro viewfinder, comparing historical photos to today’s scenery while uncovering the city’s fascinating past.
10. Blak Led Tours
Connect with Tasmania’s Aboriginal culture on a guided or self-guided tour. Learn about the island’s history and see artworks by Tasmanian Aboriginal artists.
11. Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
Explore Hobart’s top attractions with ease on the Red Decker bus. Enjoy panoramic views of landmarks like Mount Wellington, the River Derwent, and the city’s colonial architecture.
12. Farm Gate Market
Visit this vibrant Sunday farmers’ market for seasonal produce, coffee, and casual eats. Meet the growers and sample some of Tasmania’s best local flavors.
13. Hobart Penitentiary – Unshackled
Step back in time with a visit to Hobart Penitentiary. Explore convict history through guided tours, digital exhibits, and immersive presentations.
14. Long Lunch in Hobart
Indulge in a leisurely meal at one of Hobart’s acclaimed waterfront eateries. Enjoy fresh, seasonal Tasmanian ingredients and innovative cuisine.
Plan Your Car-Free Tasmanian Escape
Hobart’s charm lies in its accessibility and unique attractions. Whether you’re cruising along the coastline, savoring local flavors, or delving into history, this city offers unforgettable experiences—all without a car.
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