You can’t visit Hobart without seeing MONA – The Museum of Old and New Art – created by David Walsh. MONA was designed to be explored—as a space of wonder and experimentation – challenging the perceptions of art both modern and old. MONA also runs many Tasmanian international arts festival events, often held at Princes Wharf 1 on the Hobart Waterfront.

For an exciting jet boat ride through the Huon River rapids visit Huon Jet located on The Esplanade, Huonville, just 35 minutes south from Hobart. Huon Jet has carried over 100,000 passengers since being established in 1989. Two high-powered jet boats give a smooth and safe ride along the Huon River and through the rapids.

Hobart comes alive at the Hobart Twilight Market – a family and dog-friendly Friday night market showcasing the best of Tasmanian eats, drinks, design, and music. With live music showcasing homegrown talents, passionate stallholders who’ll share their story with you, and a thriving village atmosphere, the scene is set for a wonderful Friday night!

Set against the historic waterfront of Salamanca Place, Salamanca Market is Tasmania’s most iconic and most visited market, held every Saturday from 8:30am to 3:00pm, rain, hail or shine. Stretching along a row of beautifully preserved sandstone warehouses, the market transforms the precinct into a vibrant open-air hub of creativity, culture and community.

Port Arthur is one of Australia's great tourism destinations. Every building, every feature of the Port Arthur Historic Site has a story to tell. Created with convict labour, the impressive architecture, delightful gardens and chilling prison facilities survive today for you to explore. The Port Arthur Historic Site is open 9am to 5pm most days. Only 90 minutes from Hobart.

Wellington Park is a treasured 18,011 ha reserve on the doorstep of Nipaluna, Lutruwita / Hobart, Tasmania, and the traditional lands of the Muwinina. The Park stretches westward from the 1271m summit of Kunanyi / Mount Wellington. Spectacular lookouts, dramatic cliff faces, boulder fields, waterfalls, fern glades and amazing dolerite rock formations await.

Rising above Stanley, The Nut is a striking natural landmark formed from an ancient volcanic plug. Visitors can reach the summit via a steep walking track or a scenic chairlift, both offering impressive views. At the top, a circuit walk reveals sweeping panoramas of farmland, coastline and Bass Strait, making it a must-see destination in Tasmania’s northwest.

Flowing north from Launceston to the coast, the Tamar Valley is one of Tasmania’s most scenic regions, shaped by the winding Tamar River. Known for its cool-climate wines, the valley is home to more than 30 vineyards and a celebrated wine route. Enjoy cellar doors, fresh local produce and picturesque landscapes, making it a must-visit destination in northern Tasmania.

Our sea kayak tours depart year round and are run by our team of expert guides. We provide all the gear, including stable double kayaks, and warm jackets. Don’t worry if you haven’t kayaked before, our team will show you how to use all the gear and make sure you are comfortable out on the water. Our tours are family friendly and suitable for beginners. We offer day tours for those with limited time in Freycinet, and Expedition tours for those wanting to explore further.

The Old Kempton Distillery is an Artisan Whisky, Gin and Liqueur Distillery located in Dysart House, Kempton, Tasmania. Established in 2012, the distillery has continually crafted beautiful Tasmanian Whisky, Gin and Liqueurs from local ingredients with traditional techniques. It is an easy 40 minute drive from Hobart and approximately 2 hours from Launceston. Open 7 days a week, 10am – 4pm.