Tasmania

Hobart & Southern Tasmania

Nº 76 · 42.9°S 147.3°E

Wine & spirits 64Coffee 5Museums & galleries 14Makers 33Places to stay 36Nature 11Shops 6Vintage 4Food & dining 27Tours & walks 10

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Hobart sits at the bottom of the world with the confidence of a city that has found its stride late but decisively. The Derwent River winds past the harbour where working fishing boats still tie up alongside weekend sailors, while Mount Wellington's dolerite columns rise behind the city like a geological punctuation mark. This is Tasmania's capital, but it feels more like a large town that happens to host a major museum, serious restaurants, and Australia's second-oldest brewery. The surrounding region stretches south through the apple orchards of the Huon Valley and east across the coal-fired power stations and hop fields that remind you this island still makes things. The cultural landscape here reflects a particular kind of confidence that comes from being geographically isolated but intellectually connected. David Walsh's Museum of Old and New Art has become the obvious symbol, but it represents something already present in the city's character: a willingness to take creative risks because there's less to lose and fewer people watching. Small bars operate in converted warehouses, coffee roasters work from suburban garages, and restaurants source from farms you can drive to in under an hour. The Salamanca Markets still happen every Saturday as they have for decades, but the stalls increasingly showcase makers rather than merely vendors. This isn't a scene manufactured for visitors; it's what happens when creative people gather somewhere affordable with good produce and time to experiment.

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Best time to visit

Coastal walks and thermal springs favour the warmer months, when clifftop tracks and outdoor pools are most comfortable. Cellar doors and distilleries operate year-round, making shoulder seasons a practical time to combine tastings with shorter daylight walks. Higher-country accommodation and alpine terrain suit those prepared for cold, off-grid conditions outside summer.

What sets it apart

The region's weight sits in production, not spectacle: small-batch distilling and brewing outnumber every other category by a wide margin, followed by craft studios rather than restaurants or shops — table listings and independent shops are comparatively rare. That imbalance points to a place organised around makers working alone or in pairs, spread across dozens of small towns rather than concentrated in a visitor precinct. Heritage and convict-era sites add historical depth without dominating the count, reinforcing a region defined by production and place rather than curated tourism infrastructure.

Where to start

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Towns & localities

Richmond16Cambridge11Cygnet11Moonah10New Norfolk7Huonville6Berriedale4Bothwell4Dunalley4Glenorchy4Hobart4Port Arthur4Birchs Bay3Campania3+72 more

Guides to Hobart & Southern Tasmania

Wineries30Distilleries26Whisky Distilleries20Cottages18Gin Distilleries17Art Galleries14Boutique Hotels10Breweries9Woodworkers & Furniture Makers9Restaurants8Bed & Breakfasts7Pottery & Ceramics Studios7Cideries5Heritage Sites5Lookouts5Museums5Pick Your Own Farms5Plant Nurseries510 more

Wine regions in Hobart & Southern Tasmania

Geographical Indications — the legal names a wine may carry. Each number is the producers on the Atlas here, placed inside the GI by their own coordinates.

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Cambridge Distilleries

The distilleries clustered on the flat at Cambridge, fifteen minutes from Hobart airport and the reason Tasmanian whisky became a category. The boundary is the industrial pocket itself. Brands that contract their spirit elsewhere and bottle it here were left out of the selection.

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Hobart Makers & Markets

Salamanca's sandstone warehouses anchor a maker scene that runs from Battery Point to North Hobart. Glass, ceramics, textiles, and the Saturday market that ties it all together.

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Highlights

A selection of standout places across Hobart & Southern Tasmania

Food & dining

Richmond Arms Hotel

On Bridge Street in Richmond, where sandstone buildings stand witness to nearly…

Shops

Crawleighwood Garden & Nursery

Forty minutes south of Hobart, down in the valley at Nicholls Rivulet, this is…

Wine & spirits

Bruny Island Cider

Australia's first apple trees went into the ground here in 1788, when William…

Museums & galleries

Glenorchy Art and Sculpture Park

A boardwalk and sculpture trail unrolls along the Elwick Bay foreshore in…

Makers

Cygnet Gallery

Cygnet Gallery operates from a prime location on Hobart's Mary Street, open…

Vintage

Ring Road Antique Centre

A ten-dealer antique centre gathered under one roof on the edge of New Norfolk,…

Wine & spirits

Distilleries, wineries, and artisan producers64 listings

7K Distillery

New Norfolk, TAS

New Norfolk distillery with a broad range that runs from fruit-forward gins — raspberry, bramble,…

Bakehouse Distillery

Dover, TAS

Martin discovered that leaves from *Atherosperma moschatum* — Southern Sassafras, banned globally…

Bangor Vineyard Shed

Dunalley, TAS

On the tourist road to Port Arthur, this family-owned vineyard pours cool-climate Pinot Noir,…

Belgrove Distillery

Kempton, TAS

Farmer-distiller Peter Bignell runs this Kempton operation on biofuel, making rye whisky in…

BOS Brewery

Tea Tree, TAS

David Ellis started BOS on his bush block outside Richmond in 2021 — a home-brewing habit that…

Bream Creek Vineyard

Bream Creek, TAS

Fred Peacock's vineyard sits above Marion Bay with Maria Island on the horizon — a view that frames…

Brew Distill Ferment

Moonah, TAS

A comprehensive homebrew supply store specialising in brewing, distilling, and fermenting equipment…

Brewlab Craft Beer Cafe

Derwent Park, TAS

Hobart's premier craft beer destination showcasing the finest Tasmanian brews in a vibrant café…

Bruny Island Beer Co

Adventure Bay, TAS

Started in 2016, the brewery occupies repurposed dairy milk vats behind the cheesery at Bruny…

Bruny Island Cider

Alonnah, TAS

Australia's first apple trees went into the ground here in 1788, when William Bligh planted an…

Caledon Estate

Richmond, TAS

A sheep farm in Richmond until 2018, Caledon is now 11 hectares of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling…

Callington Mill Distillery

Oatlands, TAS

A restored 1837 windmill precinct in Oatlands anchors this single malt whisky operation, which took…

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Coffee

Specialty coffee roasters5 listings

Museums & galleries

Galleries, museums, and cultural collections14 listings

Art Farm Birchs Bay

Birchs Bay, TAS

A not-for-profit association fostering engagement between community, art, and landscape through a…

Channel Museum

Margate, TAS

This museum celebrates the cultural heritage of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel region in Southern…

Coal Mines Historic Site

Saltwater River, TAS

The Coal Mines Historic Site on the Tasman Peninsula preserves the ruins of Australia's first…

Coal Mines Historic Site Tasmania

Saltwater River, TAS

The Coal Mines Historic Site on the Tasman Peninsula is a World Heritage-listed property preserving…

Glenorchy Art and Sculpture Park

Glenorchy, TAS

A boardwalk and sculpture trail unrolls along the Elwick Bay foreshore in Hobart's northern…

Harvest and Light

Geeveston, TAS

Microbiologist and photographer Cassy Faux runs three things from one Geeveston shopfront: a…

Huon Apple and Heritage Museum

Grove, TAS

The Huon Apple and Heritage Museum in the Huon Valley celebrates the region's century-long…

Moonah Arts Centre

Moonah, TAS

Moonah Arts Centre is a leading Tasmanian arts organisation housed in a former church, supporting…

Museum of Old and New Art

Berriedale, TAS

MONA is a private museum, built into a cliff face north of Hobart, presenting David Walsh's…

Penitentiary Chapel Historic Site

Hobart, TAS

Designed by Irish-born colonial architect John Lee Archer, this Brisbane Street complex was built…

Port Arthur Historic Site

Port Arthur, TAS

Forty hectares of sandstone ruins on the Tasman Peninsula, where eleven UNESCO-listed Australian…

Richmond Gaol

Richmond, TAS

Built from local stone in the 1820s, Richmond Gaol sits on Bathurst Street in one of Tasmania's…

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Makers

Makers, studios, and artisan workshops33 listings

Art House

Huonville, TAS

Nestled along the Huon Highway in Tasmania, Art House offers a distinctive blend of creative space…

Artosaurus Gallery and Studios

Moonah, TAS

Sara Lindsay is an artist. Her son Declan is obsessed with dinosaurs and art. Together with…

Balfour House Gallery

Cygnet, TAS

An artist-run initiative on Mary Street, Balfour House has given working studio space to more than…

Castle Workshop

Nicholls Rivulet, TAS

James Vaughan spent three decades teaching and sourcing timber from Tasmania's west coast mills…

Craig Howard & Son - Heritage Furniture

Geilston Bay, TAS

Father-and-son workshop in Geilston Bay working exclusively with Tasmanian special species — Huon…

CUCKoO

Cygnet, TAS

Art historian and textile designer Caroline Davies Choi runs this Cygnet shop from 17 Mary Street,…

Cygnet Gallery

Cygnet, TAS

Cygnet Gallery operates from a prime location on Hobart's Mary Street, open daily as a vibrant hub…

Dr. Sawfish - Hot Glass Studio

Geeveston, TAS

Dr. Sawfish brings molten magic to Tasmania's Huon region with its hot glass studio practice.…

Ellard Blacksmithing

Coningham, TAS

Jason Ellard is a young Tasmanian bladesmith working from a home forge at Coningham, south of…

Forge+

Port Huon, TAS

Forge+ is a dedicated knifemaking workshop in the Huon Valley, its forge looking out over the Huon…

Geckostrands textile studio

Franklin, TAS

On Kay Street in Franklin, Tasmania, Geckostrands works in fibre — spinning, dyeing, weaving. The…

Huon Art

Cygnet, TAS

Cygnet's largest gallery brings together painters from across the Huon Valley, the Channel, Hobart,…

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Places to stay

Boutique stays and unique accommodation36 listings

'Questa' Heritage Cottage

Barnes Bay, TAS

A 1900s cottage on Barnes Bay's waterfront, Questa has been restored and extended without losing…

28 Gates Luxury Farmstay

Gretna, TAS

A 2,500-hectare seventh-generation sheep farm in Gretna, an hour north-west of Hobart in the…

43 Degrees Bruny Island

1 Lumeah Road, Adventure Bay, TAS

Adventure Bay sits at 43°S, a latitude that brought Abel Tasman in 1642, Cook's support vessel…

Aquila Eco Retreat

Hobart, TAS

Alice and Jason's family farm in Tasmania's Coal River Valley has been converted into an off-grid…

Armytage House

Hobart, TAS

A c.1830 sandstone barn on the Midland Highway at Bagdad, 35 minutes north of Hobart, originally…

Ashdowns of Dover

Dover, TAS

Gary and Lorraine's three-room B&B on the Huon Highway in Dover, 70 minutes south of Hobart in the…

Birch Lane

90 Cradoc Hill Rd, Cradoc, TAS

Peter and Michelle travel enough to know what actually matters in a room. Their self-contained Huon…

Bothwell Hotel of the Highlands

Bothwell, TAS

Licensed in 1836 as MacDonald's Brewery, and since then racing stables, a pub, a tavern, a morgue…

Bowhill Grange

Oatlands, TAS

Built 1854 as part of the Anstey Barton estate, then home to the Agnew family for six generations…

Bruny Island Secrets Retreat

Adventure Bay, TAS

A single cabin on Adventure Bay Road sits between South Bruny National Park and the Southern Ocean,…

Camp Nowhere

Breona, TAS

A renovated fisherman's shack on the shore of yingina / Great Lake, in Tasmania's Central Highlands…

Curringa Farm

Hamilton, TAS

Tim and Jane Parsons are sixth-generation Tasmanian farmers running 3000 sheep across 750 acres…

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Nature

Nature experiences and outdoor places11 listings

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

Brighton, TAS

A wildlife sanctuary dedicated to connecting people with Tasmania's unique native animals through…

Cape Hauy

Port Arthur, TAS

A dramatic coastal walk ending at towering dolerite sea cliffs on the Tasman Peninsula. The Totem…

Chauncy Vale Conservation Area

Bagdad, TAS

In the hills near Bagdad, north of Hobart, this quiet sanctuary was set aside in 1946 by the…

Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary

Bagdad, TAS

One of Tasmania's oldest private conservation areas, established in 1946, this natural reserve…

Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs

Hastings, TAS

In the forested far south beyond the Huon, Newdegate Cave is the largest dolomite cave open to…

Hastings Thermal Springs

Hastings, TAS

A natural thermal pool fed by underground springs in the Huon Valley south of Hobart. The water…

Hobart Zoo and Aquarium

Tea Tree, TAS

A family wildlife park near Richmond in the Coal River valley, about half an hour north of Hobart,…

Mount Field National Park

National Park, TAS

Tasmania''s oldest national park with tall swamp gums, alpine tarns, and the iconic three-tiered…

Remarkable Cave

Port Arthur, TAS

A sea cave on the Tasman Peninsula where waves surge through a tunnel creating dramatic spray and…

Russell Falls

Mount Field, TAS

Tasmanias most famous waterfall and one of the first nature reserves declared in Australia. Russell…

Sphinx Rock Lookout & Walk

Mount Wellington, TAS

A sandstone platform on kunanyi / Mount Wellington, reached by a level track of under three…

Shops

Independent shops and curated retail6 listings

Vintage

Vintage, antique, and secondhand finds4 listings

Food & dining

Independent dining and food producers27 listings

Appinoka Regenerative Farm

Mountain River, TAS

Thomas and Nanette Botha bought this run-down block at the foot of Sleeping Beauty in 2019 and…

BAKED Gluten Free

Moonah, TAS

What started as a side project at a Hobart café in 2014 has grown into a dedicated gluten-free…

Barilla Bay Oysters

Cambridge, TAS

A working oyster lease, restaurant and retail seafood shop on the Tasman Highway at Cambridge, five…

Castle Hotel, Bothwell

Bothwell, TAS

Licensed continuously since 1829, this Georgian hotel on the corner of Patrick and William Streets…

Coal Valley Apricots

Campania, TAS

Moorpark apricots, grown spray-free and left to ripen fully on the tree, are the single focus of…

Driftwood Restaurant

Lauderdale, TAS

Stephen and Ruth Hickman run Driftwood out of Lauderdale, twenty-five minutes east of Hobart on the…

Everydays Smokin BBQ & Bar

Moonah, TAS

On Main Road in Moonah, this kitchen serves barbecue for takeaway, with online ordering and…

Federation Artisan Chocolate

Richmond, TAS

A Hobart chocolate maker of more than thirty years, taken over by Maurice and Helen Curtis in 2014,…

Get Shucked

Great Bay, North Bruny, TAS

Get Shucked is a locally owned oyster farm and bar on Bruny Island's Great Bay. Oysters are…

Get Shucked Oyster Farm & Bar

North Bruny, TAS

A working oyster farm on Bruny Island's Great Bay, harvesting and shucking daily for bay-to-bar…

Grandvewe - Certified Organic Sheep Dairy and Sheep Whey Liqueur

Birchs Bay, TAS

A certified-organic sheep dairy and cheesery at Birchs Bay, south of Hobart on the D'Entrecasteaux…

Grumpy Bee

Huonville, TAS

A family apiary in the Huon Valley producing pure, raw, cold-extracted Tasmanian honey, with…

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Tours & walks

Guided walks, tours, and adventure experiences10 experiences

Based in Hobart & Southern Tasmania

Departs Triabunna

East Coast Cruises

Running interactive, educational cruise-and-walk day tours off Tasmania's east coast…

Departs Glaziers Bay

Franklin River Rafting

Franklin River Rafting is family-owned and operated by the guides who lead the trips…

Departs Bruny Island

Inala Nature Tours

Dr Tonia Cochran moved to Inala on Bruny Island in 1988 and has run Inala Nature Tours…

Departs Great Bay

Island Scenic Flights

Pilot-guided scenic flights over Bruny Island from the airstrip at Bruny Island Airport,…

Departs Cambridge

Par Avion

For more than forty years this Cambridge-based operator has flown small aircraft into…

Based here

Paragliding Tasmania

Lewisham sits on Pitt Water, the tidal inlet east of Hobart on the road toward Sorell,…

Departs Cambridge

Roaring40s Kayaking

A Tasmanian sea-kayaking outfit running guided trips since 1996, from a 2.5-hour paddle…

Departs Franklin

Sail Kerrawyn

Kerrawyn's wooden hull was built in 1948 or 1949 in Cygnet, then towed to Dunalley to be…

Departs Rosetta

Tasmanian Photography Workshops

Cam Blake hosts small photographic adventures for all skill levels, personally leading…

Departs New Norfolk

Tassie Bound Adventure Tours

A husband-and-wife, owner-operated and multi award-winning Tasmanian kayaking company…

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Cambridge Distilleries
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Hobart Makers & Markets
Salamanca's sandstone warehouses anchor a maker scene that runs from Battery Point to North Hobart. Glass, ceramics, textiles, and the Saturday market that ties it all together.
7 places