Have you ever wanted to extend your photography skills? Tasmania’s stunning natural beauty is the perfect setting for our hands-on guided and hosted 12 day tour.
Including optional daily guide lead photography with hands-on guidance in the field opportunities, plus workshops.
enroute sights include historical Richmond, the stunning MONA (Museum of Old and New Art, Australia’s largest private museum), Bruny Island, Port Arthur Historical Convict Site, gorgeous Freycinet, charming Strahan, a magical Gordon River cruise deep in the National Park, proudly local food-focused and cultural Launceston, an outstanding Josef Chromy cellar door lunch and wine tasting, and much more!
Date: Sunday 14th March 2027. Note: spaces on this one-off group departure tour are very limited.
Bryce’s Tasmania knowledge is up to date, his last trip there was October 2024.
Highlights: The wilderness and beaches of Freycinet set in the National Park, visit to MONA with wine-matched degustation lunch, Launceston, and the history, stories and gardens of Port Arthur.
Attention photography enthusiasts!
Are you a keen photographer, wanting to learn how to:
Capture the essence of Tasmania’s breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and rich history with our exclusive photography tour package. Join us on an unforgettable journey, where you can indulge your passion for photography while exploring this picturesque island. But wait, there’s more! We invite your partners, husbands, wives, family and friends to join us too, so they can also enjoy the wonders of Tasmania, its sights, cuisine, and fascinating history.
Photography workshops with daily excursions and tuition included, plus –
Many lunch and dinner inclusions.
Sunday 14th of March 2027: You will see the best Tasmania has to offer on this 12 day hosted Tasmania tour, which has a photography focus, but also suitable for non-photographers, travelling across Australia’s island state: hand created by Bryce, Your Tassie Specialist.
Breakfast daily
2 nights Hobart – Hotel Grand Chancellor – Premium Harbour View King room
2 nights East Coast – Edge Of The Bay – Ocean View Studios / Vintage Chalets
2 nights Launceston – Hotel Verge in a Verge King room
2 nights Cradle Mountain – Discovery Resorts Cradle Mountain – Superior Studio Chalets & 2 Bedroom Superior Chalets
2 nights Strahan – Strahan Village in a Hilltop Room
1 night Hotel Grand Chancellor – Premium Harbour View King room
From our host, guide and professional photographer Keerti Siag:
Keerti primarily shoots on her Sony mirrorless cameras and lenses but equally enjoys using Nikon and Fujifilm. For her, the quality of the gear certainly matters but not more than how one trains their eye to compose beautiful shots. The right technique is far superior than expensive glass or equipment. There has never been a more interesting time to create art through the camera alone, the challenge is how to capture the perfect shot! Photography is one of those hobbies that teaches you how to appreciate your blessings in life, it’s an art that everyone can relate to and create the way they want to enjoy it. For a lifetime of memories.
Look here to read an article on Keerti
Day 1 – Sunday 14th of March
Arrive into Hobart Airport on Air New Zealand direct flight at 11am. Your coach and driver will be waiting for your arrival.
➔ From the airport, you’ll travel to Richmond Historical Village, a picture-perfect town in the heart of the Coal River Valley telling the story of an early Australian colonial village. Be sure to spend time at the town’s most photographed landmark, the Richmond Bridge, it’s the oldest bridge in Australia built by convicts in the 1820’s. The village is full of history with more than 50 historic buildings. A wonderful town to explore Tasmania’s past while visiting galleries, museums, cafes and historical landmarks. There’s also plenty of lunch options available in Richmond including Ashmore on Bridge Street, Amaze Richmond Café, the local bakery or pub.
➔ Your coach will then drop you off at MONA (Museum of Old & New Art) this afternoon. A visit to Hobart is not complete without a visit to this famous museum, showcasing the highlights of David Walsh’s $110m private collection of unusual, striking, and in some cases challenging art objects and antiquities. Explore MONA at your leisure, then return back to Hobart by ferry.
➔ Check into your accommodation for a 2-night stay at Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart, in Premium rooms overlooking Hobart’s spectacular waterfront and harbour.
➔ Enjoy a Welcome Dinner this evening.
➔ Meet your coach and driver at 6:30pm for the journey up to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington, 1270m above sea level. Take in the amazing views over the city, then watch the sun set behind the mountain. Warm clothing is a must for kunanyi/Mt Wellington.
Overnight – Hotel Grand Chancellor (Harbour View King & Twin Rooms) | Meal Inclusions – Dinner
Monday 15th March – Hobart, Bruny Island
➔ Enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation.
➔ Take a short 10-minute walk down to Constitution Dock at sunrise to see kunanyi/Mt Wellington light up, the fishing boats bob around and enjoy a quiet moment while the rest of the city sleeps. The soft golden hues light up the heritage buildings and the reflections on a calm morning are breathtaking.
➔ Make your way to the Pennicott Wilderness Journeys Booking Centre to check in at 7:30am. Spend a thrilling day exploring the spectacular coastline and wildlife of Bruny Island. Cruise alongside some of Australia’s highest sea cliffs, beneath towering crags and drift up close to the awesome ‘Breathing Rock’. The custom built yellow boats are safe and comfortable with open air seating, you will enjoy an excellent all-round view. The tour includes morning tea and lunch and returns to Hobart at approx 5:30pm.
➔ Dinner this evening will be at your own expense.
Overnight – Hotel Grand Chancellor (Harbour View King & Twin Rooms) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast, Lunch
Tuesday 16th March – East Coast
➔ Another opportunity to view the sunrise from Hobart’s waterfront.
➔ Return back to your accommodation and enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation before checking out.
➔ Departing Hobart this morning, you’ll make your way to the East Coast with your first stop at Port Arthur Historic Site – one of Tasmania’s most visited destinations. It’s a place of global significance, one of the 11 places that make up the UNESCO Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property. Hear the stories and feel the sense of isolation experienced by the convicts and discover the history of the early Australian Penal system. Your site entry includes the Convict Walking Tour and Harbour Cruise.
➔ As you depart Port Arthur you will take in the sights of the Tasman Peninsula with stunning scenery such as Devil’s Kitchen, the Tasman Arch, Tessellate Pavement and the Remarkable Caves.
➔ Continue your journey up the East Coast and check in to your accommodation for a 2-night stay at Edge of the Bay, a stunning property located in the heart of the Freycinet Peninsula.
➔ Enjoy Dinner this evening at The Bay Restaurant, Freycinet Lodge, – 2 course shared style menu.
➔ View the sunset at Great Oyster Bay.
Overnight – Edge Of The Bay (Ocean View Studios / Vintage Chalets) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast, Dinner
Wednesday 17th March – East Coast
➔ Meet your coach and driver at 5:00am to watch the sunrise from the flat boarded walk at Cape Tourville (20-minutes return). View The Hazards mountain range, Wineglass Bay and nearby offshore rocks known as The Nuggets. Keep an eye out for wildlife. Sea birds, sea-eagles, whales, seals and dolphins have all been seen from here.
Alternatively ……
OPTION ONLY – For the more adventurous and experienced bushwalkers, meet your coach and driver early for a sunrise hike to the summit of Mt Amos (3-hours return). Mount Amos is part of the range of granite mountains, known as the Hazards, which dominate Coles Bay and Freycinet National Park. The track to the summit is steep and strenuous, but walkers are rewarded with panoramic views. This is a challenging track only suitable for physically fit and well-equipped walkers.
➔ Return back to your accommodation and enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation.
➔ Today you’ll explore the picture-perfect Freycinet National Park at your leisure. You will have the opportunity to walk to the Wineglass Bay Lookout (1-1.5 hours, a steep uphill walk) and take in one of Tasmania’s most celebrated views – the crystal-clear waters and curvaceous white beach of Wineglass Bay. The perfect curve of Wineglass Bay is like a big, brilliant smile on the face of Tasmania. Pink Granite mountains form Freycinet National Park overlooking this very photographed spectacular bay.
➔ The walking track also continues down to Wineglass Bay Beach (2.5-3.5 hours, approximately 1000 stairs). Dip your toes into the turquoise waters and wander the sparkling white sand. An additional 20-minute stroll along the sand to the southern end of the beach will give you magnificent views back towards the Hazards. Whales and dolphins can be spotted in the Bay during the migratory season.
➔ Dinner this evening will be at your own expense.
Overnight – Edge Of The Bay (Ocean View Studios / Vintage Chalets) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast
Thursday 18th March – Launceston
➔ Meet your coach and driver at 5:00am to watch the sunrise at Sleepy Bay (20-minutes return). Gently graded steps leading to the rocky shoreline of Sleepy Bay where the golden light reflects in the rock pools. Enjoy the views over the beautiful rocky bay with its turquoise waters and orange lichen-encrusted rocks.
➔ Return back to your accommodation and enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation before checking out.
➔ Travel through the North East of Tasmania visiting towns of Pyengana and arrive at St Helens (the largest town on the East Coast) where you will explore the Bay of Fires, with stunning white sandy beaches, clear azure seas and granite rocks splashed in orange lichen.
➔ Continue onto Launceston and check in to your accommodation for a 2-night stay at Hotel Verge, superbly located in the the heart of Launceston. Hotel Verge’s contemporary design features spacious, well-appointed hotel rooms with an industrial luxe persona.
➔ Dinner this evening will be at your own expense.
Overnight – Hotel Verge Launceston (Verge King Rooms / Verge Twin Rooms) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast
Friday 19th March – Launceston
➔ Enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation.
➔ Meet your coach and driver at 8:45am, arriving at Home Point Parade for the 9:30am cruise on the Tamar River and into Cataract Gorge. Embark on a 50-minute round trip and explore the old and new facets of Launceston’s Seaport precinct today.
➔ You will then travel to Josef Chromy Wines arriving at 11:45am. This state of the art winery has a cellar door, upscale restaurant and beautiful grounds to admire. Enjoy a wine tasting and 2 course lunch of superb Tasmanian produce as you relax with special service at one of Tasmania’s best wineries.
➔ Return to Launceston mid afternoon. For those wishing to, the coach will take you to Cataract Gorge, Launceston’s own piece of wilderness just minutes from the city, with beautiful walking tracks, a suspension bridge, wildlife and a chairlift.
➔ Dinner this evening will be at your own expense.
➔ Meet your coach and driver at 7:00pm to watch the sunset from The Batman Bridge. Constructed in 1966 this 91m high bridge is an ideal location to watch the sun setting to the North-West down the Tamar River towards George Town.
Overnight – Hotel Verge Launceston (Verge King Rooms / Verge Twin Rooms) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast, Lunch
Saturday 20th March – Cradle Mountain
➔ Enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation before checking out.
➔ Meet your coach and driver this morning at 10:00am and travel to Ashgrove Dairy at Elizabeth Town, arriving at 11am. Enjoy a Cheese & Wine Tasting at the Dairy Door. If you’re simply craving pure Tasmanian air, head outside to meet the happiest cows in the world. Be sure to stock up on gourmet provisions like award-winning milk, specialty cheeses, fancy cheese snacks and tasty Tasmanian produce, or grab a gift for a loved one who enjoys cheese as much as you do.
➔ Drive to Cradle Mountain, via the town of murals “Sheffield”. This is the town where art and history combine in Tasmania’s outdoor gallery. At the foot of majestic Mount Roland, Sheffield is a gateway to Tasmania’s most famous national park, Cradle Mountain.
➔ Check into your accommodation for a 2-night stay at Discovery Resorts Cradle Mountain, nestled within a secluded bush setting in the Cradle Valley on the edge of the World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain.
➔ This evening visit Devils@Cradle, a peaceful refuge dedicated to the conservation of Tasmanian devils and quolls. Join the 5:30pm After Dark Feeding Tour which includes a short film and a rare up-close opportunity to see a large breeding group of Tasmanian devils in their own habitat. Your guide will feed the animals whilst interpreting their behaviour. The sanctuary comes alive in the evening!
➔ Dinner this evening will be at Hellyers Restaurant, located at your accommodation – 2 course set menu.
Overnight – Discovery Resorts Cradle Mountain (Superior Studio Chalets & 2 Bedroom Superior Chalets) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast, Dinner
Sunday 21st March – Cradle Mountain
➔ Breakfast hamper provided for you to enjoy in your room.
➔ A packed Lunch is provided today by Cradle Mountain Discovery Resorts (pick up from reception prior to departing this morning).
➔ Today you’ll have the full day to explore Cradle Mountain National Park. Tasmania’s most famous peak sets the scene for a range of towering mountain experiences. The imposing summit stands supreme above Dove Lake, which provides the classic Cradle Mountain view. Access to Cradle Mountain National Park is via shuttle buses from the Visitor Centre (included with your national parks pass). For those keen there is a 6km walk around Dove Lake (2-3 hours, boarded flat walk with spectacular views) one of Australia’s best short walks, with views of Cradle Mountain. While walking through Tasmania’s unique vegetation, including the ancient Ballroom Forest, with luck you might spot an echidna, wombat, or platypus. There is also The Weindorfers Forest Walk (20-minutes) , a lovely stroll that takes you through a beautiful rainforest, where you’ll see ancient King Billy pines, pandani and Tasmania’s renowned deciduous beech ( fagus). The track leaves from Waldheim chalet where you can view the displays to catch a brief look at the life of the Weindorfers, who played a key role in the preservation and history of this area.
➔ There is also the option of visiting the Wilderness Gallery at Cradle Mountain Hotel if you prefer or visit Cradle Mountain Lodge for a shorter walk or relax with a coffee.
➔ Dinner this evening will be at your own expense.
Overnight – Discovery Resorts Cradle Mountain (Superior Studio Chalets & 2 Bedroom Superior Chalets) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast, Lunch
Monday 22nd March – Strahan
➔ Breakfast hamper provided for you to enjoy in your room.
➔ Depart Cradle Mountain and drive to Tasmania’s wild west coast today via the town of Zeehan, once known as Silver City and Tasmania’s third-largest settlement during its mining heyday. Zeehan features several grand historic buildings clustered on Main Street. Admire the chocolate-box facades of the 1898 Gaiety Theatre, once considered one of Australia’s finest theatres, and the post office. On Zeehan’s outskirts is the Spray Tunnel, a 100m-long abandoned railway tunnel. Walk through the keyhole-shaped tunnel which was used to shift ore from what was the Spray Silver Mine.
➔ Arrive in Strahan, a picturesque small town and former port on the West Coast of Tasmania, now a major tourism region, set on the banks of Macquarie Harbour.
➔ Check into your accommodation for a 2-night stay at Strahan Village, located at the Esplanade in the heart of Strahan village.
➔ Dinner this evening will be at your own expense.
➔ Meet your coach and driver this evening at 7:30pm to watch the sunset at the Ocean Beach Lookout. This is the perfect spot to view the longest beach in Tasmania. Enjoy the expansive views, looking out over some of the most rugged waters in Tasmania.
Overnight – Strahan Village (Hilltop Standard Rooms) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast
Tuesday 23rd March – Strahan
➔ Walk down to the waterfront to watch the sunrise over Strahan Harbour.
➔ Return back to your accommodation and enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation.
➔ Today’s adventure is The Gordon River Cruise, Main Deck Window Seating. Departing at 8:30am, this is an unforgettable experience on the Gordon River, witness the magical reflections as you cruise on a custom-built vessel into the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage area, enjoy dedicated on-board guides as you step ashore at Sarah Island. A chef prepared Buffet Lunch is included, cruise returns approx. 2:30pm.
➔ Following the cruise enjoy some free time to explore Strahan with a visit to the Huon Pine Sawmill located on the Strahan Esplanade or a walk to Hogarth Falls from People’s Park in Strahan, a pretty waterfall through a tranquil mixed forest.
➔ Dinner this evening will be at your own expense.
Overnight – Strahan Village (Hilltop Standard Rooms) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast, Lunch
Wednesday 24th March – Hobart
➔ Enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation before checking out.
➔ Meet your coach and driver at 8:30am and travel to Queenstown Station for the West Coast Wilderness Railway – Rindadeena Rack & Rainforest journey departing at 10:00am. The 3 hour steam train experience heads deep into the rainforest, where you will journey through the historic mining town of Queenstown. Travel through Lynchford and pan for gold before commencing the climb towards Rinadeena Saddle. At Rinadeena Station, take a short walk through the forest or grab a bite to eat at the Station. Returns to Queenstown at 1pm.
➔ This afternoon you’ll make the return journey to Hobart. Check into your accommodation for your last night of the tour at Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart.
➔ Enjoy a farewell Dinner this evening at Mures Upper Deck, the ultimate seafood experience on Hobart’s waterfront.
Overnight – Hotel Grand Chancellor (Harbour View King & Twin Rooms) | Meal Inclusions – Breakfast, Dinner
Tasmanian
Thursday 25th March – Depart Tasmania
➔ Enjoy a full breakfast at your accommodation before checking out.
➔ Your coach driver will pick you up at 10am from your hotel, for transfer to Hobart Airport for your return flight – Air New Zealand direct flight departing Hobart at 12:25pm..
Meal Inclusions – Breakfast
From $8,199 per person twinshare
Solo occupancy from $10,799
EARLYBIRD BOOKING OFFER: receive a A2 cotton rag print ready to frame per person – worth $125 each
A $500 per person non refundable deposit is required to secure your place on this tour. The tour is subject to minimum numbers to operate. Airfare is additional, dates are set to align with Air New Zealand direct flights.
LUXURY MELBOURNE STAY AND GOLF PACKAGE: Combine a luxe Melbourne Hotel, Wineries, Gin and a country cottage stay inclusive golf at a Greg Norman course. Luxe Melbourne City and Country Golf package here.
MELBOURNE CUP 2026! The race that stops a nation, it sells out every year! Be part of the glitz, glamour and spectacle of this amazing buckletlist event, with our Deluxe package: airfares, transfers, 5-star luxe accommodation including Club Level accommodation and evening drinks and canapes, wineries with lunch, shopping, Melbourne Cup transfers and entry with all day food, even drinks included – of course! TBA Luxury Melbourne Cup 2026 package information.
LUXE 5 STAR MELBOURNE AND HAYMAN ISLAND PACKAGE: Delight in our Club Level 5-star Melbourne hotel with many inclusions in your exclusive area including afternoon drinks, partake of some Yarra wineries with lunch, then head to Whitsundays Hayman Island to soak up the sun and relax in paradise with our free resort credit and sparkling wine on arrival! 5-star Melbourne and Hayman island package itinerary here.
ADELAIDE, BAROSSA AND OUTBACK SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SPECTACULAR: This offers all of the best of South Australia (I was there late 2021) featuring the multi-awarded Sky City EOS, a boutique Barossa Wineries cottage escape and Outback experience too. South Australia Luxury City, Country and Outback Escape package here
THE BEST OF THE BEST SOUTH AUSTRALIA & ADELAIDE LODGE PACKAGE: This is the Ultimate in Southern Australia Lodge experiences, I have stayed at stunning Adelaide Hillas Sequoia, the restaurant is one of the best in Australia, plus in the award-winning Adelaide EOS, and the Barossa’s Louise is immaculate after a 35 Million makeover. For the ultimate in indulgence look at the South Australia Lodge Package here.
SYDNEY AND HUNTER VALLEY WINERIES BOUTIQUE ESCAPE: Enjoy the charm of our hand-picked Sydney hotel inclusive à la carte breakfast and evening cocktail and canapés, then head to the delights of the Hunter Valley to relax and partake of our Ultimate Hunter Valley Wine Experience. Boutique Sydney and Hunter Valley winery package details here.
SYDNEY, SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS AND CANBERRA WINE & FOODIE DELUXE TOUR : Take in all Sydney has to offer then head off to Canberra via the Southern Highlands on this boutique accommodation exclusive private adventure for 2 ( or more) with many inclusions! Sydney to Canberra and South Highlands Wine and Foodie tour here.
Spring (September to November):
Summer (December to February):
Autumn (March to May):
Winter (June to August):
No matter the time of year, Tasmania offers plenty of exciting and unique experiences for visitors.
MONA. Take the ferry from the harbour to Mona, the Museum of Old and New Art, for a day of thought-provoking art and entertainment. It has been famously described by its creator David Walsh as a “subversive adult Disneyland.” Alongside its permanent collection and exhibitions, this unconventional museum also features The Source Restaurant, the Moorilla Winery, and Moo Brew Beer, as well as hosting the annual MOFO and Dark MOFO (details here) music festivals. It is the largest privately funded museum in the Southern Hemisphere. MONA houses ancient, modern and contemporary art from the David Walsh collection. Note: Parts are not for the faint-hearted, it’s known for its central themes of sex and death. MONA Museum details here. You can get the ferry from downtown Hobart – the “Posh Pit’ ticket entitles you to beverages and canapes en route…
40 minutes south of Hobart is Hartshorn Distillery an eclectic distillery using primarily sheep whey as a base – it’s worth a peat (pun intended). They produce Gin, Vodka (one with peat overtones) and a ‘Whey-Sky’, to be released in 2025 as well as assorted liquors and flavoured spirits. Have a look at the range, and location here.
For Beer and Cider with a difference try Two Metre Tall’s Farm Bar, where the Snakebite brew is a legend – a blend of apple cider and dry-hopped farmhouse ale. About an hour West of Hobart they make a great pit-stop, and you can BYO food from any of the roadside offerings enroute too. Pack a picnic, or use the BBQ. Maps and details on Two Metre Tall Farmhouse here
Hellfire Bluff Distillery is another dream destination, offering gin and liqueurs in an idyllic coastal farm location. Directions and details on Hellfire Bluff Distillery here.
The Tasting Trail is a food and drink-focused route from Launceston to Smithton in the north that showcases the culinary offerings of Tasmania, you can experience the unique food and drink culture through a range of gourmet offerings. It’s a trail for visits to local vineyards, distilleries, craft breweries, and food producers, where you can taste and purchase a wide range of artisanal products, or meals made from fresh local produce at restaurants, cafes, and food markets along the way. Click link here for the Tasting Trail – a great way to experience the rich food and drink culture of Tasmania, a must do for foodies, wine lovers, and anyone looking to explore the island’s scenic countryside – perfect!
HOBART AND SURROUNDS – Restaurants:
SUZIE LUCK’S CANTEEN & COCKTAIL BAR 2 Salamanca Place, Battery Point | 03 6224 2554
Vibrant and relaxed Pan Asian dining experience.
HONEY BADGER DESSERT CAFE 7 Salamanca Place, Battery Point | 03 6288 8592
All day dessert cafe, brunch until 3pm.
BALL & CHAIN GRILL 87 Salamanca Place, Battery Point | 03 6223 2655
Tasmania’s only authentic charcoal grill, specialising in Tasmanian beef, poultry and fish.
ROCKWALL 89 Salamanca Place, Battery Point | 03 6224 2929
Sophisticated or casual dining. The menu showcases the amazing textures and tastes that Tasmania has to offer. Modern Australian cuisine.
CARGO 51 Salamanca Place, Battery Point | 03 6223 7788
Home to Hobart’s premier wood fired gourmet pizza and award-winning wine bar.
BOTANICA BAR 23 Salamanca Square, Battery Point | 0488 666 404
Featuring the best local distilleries, breweries and delicacies.
BANJOS BAKERY Salamanca Square, Battery Point
Casual dine-in or take away bakery providing sandwiches, pies, coffee and sweets.
DA ANGELO’S 47 Hampden Road, Battery Point
Authentic Italian restaurant. In true Italisn fashion just about everything is freshly made on the premises. Dine-in or take away.
| 03 6223 7011
URBAN GREEK 103 Murray Street, Hobart | 03 6109 4712
Provincial Greek style with a modern twist.
ETTIES 100 Elizabeth Street, Hobart | 03 6231 1165
Wine bar, lunch and dinner.
CRITERIONS CAFE 10 Criterion Street, Hobart | 03 6234 5858
This buzzing cafe offers beautiful meals accompanied with either a nice glass of wine or coffee.
PEACOCK AND JONES 33 Hunter Street, Hobart | 1800 375 692
Restaurant and wine bar on Hobart’s waterfront open for dinner, focusing on local wine and produce. I’ve eaten here – recommend! Click for website.
FRANK 1 Franklin Wharf, Hobart | 03 6231 5005
Offers a lively and unique Australian take on the culinary passions inspired by Argentina.
THE GLASSHOUSE Main Deck, Brooke Street Pier, Hobart | 0437 245 540
Locally sourced menu. Elegant cocktails, line-caught sashimi, international flair and 280 degree water views. Their website here.
MURES LOWER DECK Victoria Dock, Hobart | 03 6231 2121
Casual seafood restaurant offering fish & chips, plus grills, salads, oysters, share platters, soup & pizza. 32 flavours of ice cream.
THE SAFFRON Shop 2, 15 Hunter Street, Hobart | 03 6231 4150
Authentic waterfront Indian restaurant. Halal, seafood and fluten free meals also available. Dine-in and takeaway.
THE LOUNGE BY FROGMORE CREEK 18 Hunter Street, Hobart | 03 6274 5844
A la cart menu available in the elegant restaurant with the lounge bar providing a sophisticated but casual bar menu.
T 42° Elizabeth Street Pier, Hobart | 03 6224 7742
T 42 has been on the waterfront since 1997. Inspired by amazing Tasmanian produce and what is in the sea around us.
FISH FRENZY Elizabeth Street Pier, Hobart | 03 6231 2134
Famous for its delicious, daily fresh fish and chips, grilled seafood, salads and amazing hot seafood chowder.
SUSH TRACK 1 Franklin Wharf, Hobart | 03 6234 6650
Sushi Train with over 100+ menu items, including train items, desserts, drinks and an a la Carte menu.
BLACK FOOTED PIG 8 Brooke Street, Hobart | 03 6224 2222
Tapas Bar & Kitchen tucked away from the main street in Hobart’s waterfront.
OLD WHARF RESTAURANT MACq 01, 18 Hunter Street, Hobart | 03 6210 7602
Delivers a menu that hingdes on Tasmania’s pure produce and latest catch.
Tasmanian Vacations – 93 Salamanca Place, Hobart, Tasmania 7000 | P 1300 827 822 or (03) 6234 4666 | W www.tasvacations.com
Launceston & The North
SYRA 8 Salamanca Square, Battery Point | 03 6287 6286
Located in the heart of Salamanca specialising in modern Australian cuisine with Middle Eastern influence.
KOSATEN JAPANESE RESTAURANT 17 Castray Esplanade, Battery Point | 03 6135 4018
Traditional Japanese food with a fash of creativity.
TI AMA 13 Castray Esplanade, Battery Point | 03 6281 9390
Rustic modern Italian restaurant serving sourdough wood fired pizza, antipasto, salads and fresh house made pasta.
MALDINI 47 Salamanca Place, Hobart | 03 6223 4460
Intelligent, well-crafted Italian cuisine, focusing on quality Tasmanian ingredients.
MEZETHES GREEK TAVERNA Salamanca Square, Battery Point | 03 6224 4601
Traditional Greek style dishes, all prepared using the best-quality Tasmanian ingredients.
AL0FT Top Floor, Brook Street Pier, Hobart | 03 6223 1619
Fine food, a relaxed ambience and stunning views. Al0ft isn’t just a restaurant – it’s an experience
WATERLINE Brooke Street Pier, 12 Franklin Wharf, Hobart | 03 6135 5457
Focusing on fresh, locally sourced produce with the intention to share, in our relaxed waterside location.
NORTH HOBART (Elizabeth Street)
Popular strip of restaurants, cafes and take-aways – too many to list! Every cuisine imaginable including Italian, Japanese, Mediterranean and more.
Some points of historical interest about Tasmania:
BONORONG WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
Bonorong is a sanctuary for wildlife run by a passionate team of like-minded people. A visit to the sanctuary is a chance to come closer than ever to something wild and fragile. You’ll come face to face with animals extinct long ago in other parts of Australia, and by walking through the old wooden gate you’ll become part of something special. Options from entry to full VIP.
JOSEF CHROMY WINES
“The Art of Sparkling Experience” Guests will be taken through the sparkling wine making and disgorging process, then work in the comfort of the Cellar to trial their own liqueur d’expedition dosage and craft a bottle of sparkling to their exact taste.
WALK ON KUNANYI
Departs Hobart. Discover a mountain of stories on Kunanyi /Mt Wellington, Tasmania’s most visited natural attraction. In the care of experienced guides you’ll navigate the web of trails, listen to a mountain of stories and take in the epic views. Offering a range of walks for all abilities all of which are fully gourmet catered with the best local produce.
HOBART HISTORIC TOURS
Discover Hobart by foot and hear the fascinating stories of how Tasmania’s capital city was established and how it became the vibrant waterfront city it now is. Choose your preferred walking tour and explore Hobart with your local guide on the Hobart Historic Walk, the Old Hobart Pub Tour or the Grand Hobart Walk.
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