Hobart Cruise Reviews

Pleasant town, and we moored up close to the historic area. ...

Beautiful city and gorgeous heritage listed homes which we took in from hop on hop off bus. People queue at dock for tickets but we saw many people just hand over cash on the bus. Skip the queues or book on your phone. Easy. Try and get on the newer ones so you can hear the commentary properly and they are more comfy and have air conditioning. However they do have one old original London bus which ...

Lovely little winery and pretty scenic drive. ...

Great value for money, it was great to get an overview of Hobart city itself. ...

We hired a car and drove up to Richmond, then down south to Cygnet for lunch. An easy drive, excellent day. ...

We loved Hobart. Lots to do here. LOTS of walking. ...

Hired a car as we had been before. ...

Went into town and saw the well built buildings very cool ...

Here we bought ferry tickets to MONA, Museum of Old and New Art. This could be a fascinating visit for some but was a bit lost on me as I'm not into art all that much. My friends liked it a lot. The ferry, a fast catamaran, to the museum takes about 25 minutes. There is a bar and barista on board. ...

We bought tickets in the 24Hour Hop On Hop Off red decker bus line. The fee of $30 per person (total $60) was not good value for us, the buses only operated between the hours of 9:00am and 4:30 pm. We visited the Cascade Brewery and could have done it in 10 minutes and $15 each way ($30 total) in a taxi cab. By the time we had lunch and visited the museum, there was no time to use the red decker ...