Arrive in Hobart and ease into your Tassie adventure.
Explore Salamanca Market (Saturdays only) and stroll through charming Battery Point.
End your day with a great local dinner.
⛺ Where to camp: The Lea Bush Campground or River’s Edge Wilderness Camping
Take a ferry to Bruny Island and enjoy its stunning coastlines and tasty seafood.
Visit The Neck Lookout, Adventure Bay, or Cloudy Bay.
⛺ Where to camp: The Neck Reserve or Cloudy Corner Campground (accessible with 4WD).
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Dive into convict history at the Port Arthur Historic Site.
Explore dramatic coastal formations like the Tessellated Pavement and Devil’s Kitchen.
⛺ Where to camp: Fortescue Bay Campground (book ahead).
(Or return to Hobart for the night.)
Head to Freycinet National Park on the east coast.
Hike to Wineglass Bay for one of Tassie’s most iconic views.
⛺ Where to camp: Freycinet National Park Campground (book ahead)
Tackle the Mount Amos hike for panoramic views.
Chill at Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay, or Friendly Beaches.
⛺ Where to camp: Freycinet National Park Campground (book ahead)
Travel north to Bay of Fires, famous for its white sand and orange lichen-covered rocks.
Swim, walk, or just relax with ocean views.
⛺ Where to camp: Swimcart Beach, Jeanneret Beach, or Cosy Corner North (free campsites right by the water).
Make your way inland to Cradle Mountain (check weather before going).
Explore Dove Lake, short walks like Enchanted or Pencil Pine, or challenge yourself with a longer trail.
⛺ Where to camp: Cradle Mountain Fishery & Camping
Drive back to Hobart via the scenic midlands.
If time allows, visit MONA (open Friday to Monday).
Enjoy your last night by the waterfront with a relaxed dinner or walk.
⛺ Where to camp: Snug Beach, Seven Mile Beach, or a city stay if you prefer comfort before flying out.
