Hobart Attractions Bus

Hobart’s best value shore excursion at just $39

Experience the enchanting allure of Hobart's captivating attractions with our premium Hobart Attractions Bus tours, tailored to offer an immersive journey through the city's rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes. Delight in a seamless exploration of Hobart's iconic landmarks, from the historic charm of Salamanca Place to the panoramic vistas atop kunanyi/Mount Wellington.

Embark on a memorable Hobart shore excursion aboard our expertly guided tours, designed to showcase the city's highlights and hidden gems. Traverse the winding streets lined with colonial architecture, indulge in culinary delights at the renowned eateries, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling waterfront.

Uncover the essence of Hobart's allure as you embark on a comprehensive sightseeing adventure, complemented by insightful commentary from knowledgeable guides. Whether you're a history buff, nature enthusiast, or simply seeking to bask in the beauty of Tasmania's capital, our Hobart Attractions Bus tours promise an unforgettable journey filled with discovery and wonder.

With convenient pick-up and drop-off points, along with flexible tour durations, our Hobart shore excursions cater to the preferences of every traveler. Let us be your gateway to the wonders of Hobart, where each moment is a testament to the city's charm and splendor. Book your Hobart Attractions Bus tour today and embark on an unforgettable odyssey through one of Australia's most captivating destinations.

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Sullivans Cove: A picturesque waterfront area known for its historic significance as the birthplace of Hobart. It offers stunning views of the harbor and is surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and galleries.

Parliament House: The seat of Tasmania's government, located in the heart of Hobart. It is an iconic example of colonial architecture and serves as the meeting place for the Tasmanian Parliament.

Salamanca Place: A historic cobblestone street lined with 19th-century sandstone warehouses, now converted into shops, cafes, and art galleries. It hosts the famous Salamanca Market every Saturday.

Princes Park: A peaceful park located between Battery Point and Sandy Bay, offering scenic views of the Derwent River and Mount Wellington. It features walking paths, picnic areas, and lush greenery.

Battery Point: A charming neighborhood characterized by its well-preserved Georgian and Victorian architecture. It is named after the battery of guns that once protected the Hobart waterfront.

St Georges Church: An Anglican church built in the Gothic Revival style and consecrated in 1836. It is one of the oldest churches in Tasmania and is known for its striking sandstone exterior.

Wrest Point: Tasmania's first legal casino, situated on the Derwent River. It offers gaming facilities, accommodation, dining options, and entertainment venues with panoramic views of the river and surrounding landscape.

Mount Nelson Signal Station: A historic site atop Mount Nelson, offering panoramic views of Hobart, the Derwent River, and the surrounding mountains. It was originally used as a semaphore station for communication with ships.

Cascade Brewery: Australia's oldest continuously operating brewery, founded in 1824. It offers brewery tours, tastings, and a picturesque beer garden surrounded by lush greenery.

Female Factory Historic Site: A former female convict prison, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It provides insights into Tasmania's convict history and the harsh conditions faced by female convicts in the 19th century.

Hobart Convict Penitentiary: A historic convict prison complex dating back to the early 19th century. It served as a place of punishment and rehabilitation for male convicts during the colonial era.

Rosny Lookout: A scenic viewpoint atop Rosny Hill, offering panoramic views of Hobart, the Derwent River, and the surrounding landscape. It is a popular spot for picnics and photography.

Kangaroo Bluff Battery Historic Site: A historic military fortification dating back to the 19th century. It features gun emplacements, tunnels, and barracks, offering insights into Tasmania's military history.

Royal Botanic Gardens: A botanical garden showcasing a diverse range of native and exotic plants. It offers walking trails, picnic areas, and guided tours, providing a peaceful escape from the city.