Top Hobart Walking Tours

Visit Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park on a full-day tour from Hobart. Have time to take a shorter or longer walk at Wineglass Bay, take in views from the Cape Tourville lookout, and visit towns along the way such as Orford, Triabunna, and Coles Bay. You might get to see native wildlife like pademelons, get a photo op at Spiky Bridge, and taste curried scallop pie—a specialty in Tasmania. Includes transportation, guide, and pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in Hobart.

See the top attractions of the Tasman Peninsula on a full-day tour from Hobart. Take in towering sea cliffs, rock formations including Tasman Arch and Devils Kitchen, and more as you explore the natural wonders along the coast. Next, discover the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site, an infamous 19th-century penal colony with a fascinating history. Finally, stroll through the pretty streets of Richmond Village before returning to Hobart.

Take in the highlights of central Hobart on a 2-hour walking tour led by a local guide. Stroll along Hunter Street and the Hobart waterfront, view Salamanca Place, and walk through a city park as you hear about the colonial roots of the capital of Tasmania, and see heritage buildings with Victorian and Georgian architecture. Enjoy a more intimate perspective on the city during this small-group tour that has a maximum group size of eight people.

Travel from Hobart to Tasmania’s east coast to visit Wineglass Bay and Freycinet National Park. En route, pass through picturesque Orford and Swansea, and stop for photos at historic Spiky Bridge and pretty Spiky Beach. When you arrive at Wineglass Bay, have the option to take a vigorous hike down to Wineglass Beach, or choose the more moderate option that visits Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay and Cape Tourville lookout. On the return drive, sample fresh shellfish from Oyster Bay at Freycinet Marine Farm and sweet treats from Kate’s Berry Farm.

Enjoy a day full of wilderness, waterfalls and wildlife, all within reach of Hobart. Start with a series of short walks around Russell Falls and Lake Dobson in Mt Field National Park, located just 90 minutes drive from Hobart. Enjoy lunch in a scenic location within the park, then head to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary see native Australian wildlife up close, including Tasmanian devils, koalas and wombats. As you return to Hobart, top off your day with sweeping views over the city from the summit of Mount Wellington.

Spend the day at Moorilla Estate for a unique Tasmanian winery experience that includes world-class art. You’ll start with a ferry ride and admission to Mona (the Museum of Old and New Art), known as much for its underground labyrinth-like architecture as for its art collection. Then enjoy a seasonal lunch, followed by a tasting and behind-the-scenes tour at Moorilla Estate, which continues to make ‘best of’ lists since it opened in 2011.

Our tours offer guests an active day walking in nature while enjoying the beautiful surrounds . Tour itineraries are fast paced and active designed to fit in as much as possible into the day, including hiking, sightseeing, and many stops along the way. We do offer shorter walking options for our guests wanting an easier day out. Highlights • Visit Port Arthur Historic Site (2.5 hours) • Explore the Tasmanian Devil Unzoo • Experience the ferocious action of a Tasmanian Devil feeding! • Photograph spectacular views from the Waterfall Bay Cliff Top Walk (easy grade 2km) • See the Tasman National Park highlights – Devils Kitchen & Tasman Arch • Enjoy the stories from Pirates Bay Lookout, Eaglehawk Neck & The “Dogline” • Sample the local chocolates made at Federation Chocolate Factory • Visit historic Richmond Village • Enjoy the spectacular view at a local Hobart City lookout

Discover the secrets of the old taverns, brothels and pubs of old Hobart during a 1.5-hour walking tour. Your guide shares entertaining stories of the smugglers, convicts and other characters that were involved in shaping the city's history and legends.

Explore the top sites of Tasmania on a comprehensive 3-day tour from Hobart to Launceston. Delve into the convict history of Australia at Port Arthur Historic Site, and see landmarks like Tasman Arch and Devils Kitchen. Continue to Launceston to discover the gems of Freycinet National Park, including Wineglass Bay. Then head to Cradle Mountain National Park to walk around Dove Lake and admire Cradle Mountain. Stop in towns such as Richmond, Swansea, Sheffield and Orford, and taste fresh produce and seafood from local producers.

Exploring Tasmania's only botanic garden with a personal guide is the best way to find out the stories and secrets behind the plants and architecture on this expansive 14 hectare site. Your guide will reveal which Tasmanian plants bees like to make honey from, which species are rare and threatened, and the unusual efforts taken to save an historic Cork Oak from threat. This tour includes time to wander the set of The Patch (as featured on ABC television's Gardening Australia).

Hobart’s history is full of colonial conquests and convict stories, and what better way to discover it than a walking tour? Follow your guide on a 90-minute route around Hobart, stopping to admire city landmarks and heritage buildings. Along the way, learn about the key characters and events that helped shape Hobart into the city it is today, and enjoy plenty of great photo opportunities.

Discover the natural wonders and gastronomic delights of Tasmania’s West Coast on a memorable 3-day tour from Hobart, including accommodation. Admire the UNESCO-listed scenery of the Mount Field National Park; enjoy views of Lake St Clair and Montezuma Falls; and pose for photos by the giant Hendy sand dunes. That’s not all: challenge yourself to hike Cradle Mountain (optional), marvel over Sheffield’s famous murals and indulge in local delicacies like honey and smoked salmon.

Experience Tasmania's natural beauty and native wildlife on a full-day tour to Maria Island National Park from Hobart. Hike around the island with a knowledgeable guide, swim in sheltered bays, and look for animals like Tasmanian devils, kangaroos, dolphins and little penguins. Includes round-trip transportation, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Hobart.

Discover the past and modern-day highlights of Hobart on a 3-hour tour that combines a city history tour with a look around Salamanca and Battery Point.

Travel across Tasmania one way from Hobart to Launceston via Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park. Take about four hours to explore the national park, which features secluded bays, white sandy beaches, and pink granite mountains, with numerous walking trails and diverse wildlife. You'll also stop at Freycinet Marine Farm for fresh Tasmanian seafood and the Devils Corner Winery before evening drop-off in Launceston.

Hobart is at its most stunning at sunset and the twilight hours are the perfect time for photography. On this tour, visit some of the most scenic spots around Hobart, the Derwent River, and Mt Wellington, accompanied by a professional photographer, who can help you improve your photography skills and offer advice on the best locations and angles.

Travel into the World Heritage-listed Tasmanian Wilderness on a full-day tour that explores the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park and other wilderness destinations. Depart from Hobart and head west for short walks at Cradle Mountain–Lake St. Clair National Park, the Franklin River, and Donaghy’s Hill Wilderness Lookout. Get sweeping views of the lake, river, mountains, and wildlife as you learn about the Tasmania’s cultural and natural history.

Climb up Mount Wellington on a half-day hiking tour from Fern Tree that gives you the chance to stand at the summit of this 4,170-foot (1,271-meter) mountain outside the city. With two hiking guides, you'll trek uphill, passing by waterfalls and admiring the lush environment dotted with wildflowers.

Explore Maria Island National Park on a scenic journey from Hobart via land and sea. Follow a guide on two of Tasmania's best short walks through the dramatic coastal scenery to see wildlife such as Tasmanian devils, Cape Barren geese, the Eastern grey kangaroo, and others. Feast on an included lunch of fresh Tasmanian produce.

Our walking tour experience is very well researched, covers the colonial history as well as current tourism developments and attractions, has been attended by all ages, presented by a passionate tour guide. Salamanca Walk has won the Eatt Magazine Australian podcast award and was nominated for the top 10 walking tours in Australia and is a Tasmanian Industry Tourism Council accredited business.

Download a vibrantly-narrated mp3 audio guide combined with a map detailing the area of your tour. This breath-taking audio guided tour of the distinctive city of Hobart in Tasmania will take you on a beautiful walk where you will see sights such as historic Anglesea Barracks and the stunning Franklin Square

Kick off your Moorilla Experience by sailing from Hobart to Mona on their super-flash ferry. You’ll be travelling in style in the ferry’s Posh Pit, which includes complimentary Moorilla wine, Moo Brew beer, canapés and a private deck (ferry departs Hobart at 9.15am). Once you land at Mona you begin your self-guided exploration of the subterranean galleries, check mona.net.au for information about current exhibitions. At 11.30am, Moorilla’s Wine Ambassador will take you through an intimate vineyard tour where you’ll taste wines and delve into the backstory of Moorilla. The tour includes an exclusive tasting of the best wines from Moorilla/Domaine A - decanted into fancy glassware, ooh la la. Includes a complimentary bottle of Muse wine for you to take home. At around 2pm, indulge in a delicious lunch of seasonal local produce, with matched wines from Moorilla. The rest of the afternoon is yours to see the rest of the museum before heading back to Hobart on the ferry at 5pm.

A city experience with a dash of country charm. Get acquainted with Hobart’s fascinating history and local life, backstreets, galleries, markets and street eats with an expert local host. Head to The Agrarian Kitchen for a sensational meal and a tour of the fabulous surrounds and finish with a visit to the peerless MONA. It’s best to explore the museum at your own pace and return to downtown via a wonderful scenic ferry.

Tasmania has a thriving craft beer scene with a “beer trail,” microbrew festival, and dozens of celebrated microbreweries. This tour, which takes you to four local breweries, makes exploring the beer scene easy. A driver/guide picks you up from your hotel and drives you to the breweries, which include one of Australia’s oldest and one of its smallest.