Hobart en 3 jours
MONA, kunanyi/Mount Wellington et Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery le jour 1, Salamanca Market et Battery Point le jour 2 et une excursion à Port Arthur Historic Site le jour 3.
Compter environ 678 € par personne en budget moyen, ou 297 € avec un petit budget. Meilleurs mois : janvier, février ou mars.
Jour 1 : MONA, kunanyi/Mount Wellington et Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
Matin
MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)
Book MONA ferry tickets and entry well in advance, especially for weekend visits. The 'Posh Pit' ferry experience includes premium drinks and can sell out.
Quartier : Waterfront & CBD.
Fin de matinée
kunanyi/Mount Wellington
The weather on kunanyi/Mount Wellington is notoriously unpredictable and much colder than the city. Always pack a warm jacket, even in summer.
Quartier : North Hobart.
Pour manger
Seafood & Waterfront
For the freshest oysters, look for stalls at Salamanca Market or visit a dedicated oyster bar like Get Shucked on Bruny Island.
Où aller : The Glass House for modern Tasmanian share plates, Mures Upper Deck for a classic seafood platter, Flippers for fish and chips on the docks
Après-midi
Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
Quartier : Waterfront & CBD.
Soir
Cascades Female Factory Historic Site
A lesser-known but deeply moving UNESCO site dedicated to the stories of female convicts transported to Tasmania.
Jour 2 : Salamanca Market et Battery Point
The historic heart of Hobart, where 1830s Georgian sandstone warehouses line the waterfront.
Matin
Salamanca Market
For the best Salamanca Market experience, arrive early (before 9 AM) to beat the crowds and get first pick of the artisan goods and fresh pastries.
Quartier : Salamanca Place & Battery Point.
Pour manger
Modern Tasmanian
Bookings are essential, often weeks in advance for popular restaurants like Franklin.
Où aller : Franklin for innovative wood-fired cooking, Aloft for panoramic views and local ingredients, Dier Makr for a unique, intimate tasting menu
Après-midi
Battery Point
Salamanca is bustling with cafes, galleries, and bars, while the adjacent Battery Point is a quiet, picturesque suburb of cottages and winding lanes.
Soir
Maritime Museum of Tasmania
A compact museum in the Carnegie Building near the waterfront, packed with models, artifacts, and stories of Tasmania's seafaring history.
Jour 3 : excursion à Port Arthur Historic Site
90 min by car.
A UNESCO World Heritage site and Australia's most significant convict settlement. This expansive, hauntingly beautiful site offers profound insight into the nation's colonial past through preserved ruins and immersive guided tours.
À voir : Guided walking tour of the penitentiary, Harbour cruise past the Isle of the Dead, Visit the Separate Prison, See the Convict Water Supply at Remarkable Cave
Avec un jour de plus : Bruny Island
40 min drive + 20 min ferry from Kettering. Hors des 3 jours : mieux vaut y consacrer une journée entière que de la caser dans l'une d'elles.
An island of dramatic coastal scenery, abundant wildlife, and gourmet producers. The journey involves a scenic ferry ride and a drive past beaches, rainforests, and the iconic 'Neck' lookout.
À voir : Truffle & cheese tasting at Bruny Island Cheese Co., Adventure Bay for potential dolphin/whale sightings, The Neck lookout for panoramic views, Get Shucked oyster farm
Avant de partir
Depuis l'aéroport
Hobart International Airport (HBA) is about 20km from the city. The Airport Shuttle (SkyBus) costs around $20 AUD one-way to the city center (stops at major hotels). A taxi or rideshare (Uber) costs approximately $55-65 AUD. There is no train or tram link.
Se déplacer
The city center, waterfront, Salamanca, and Battery Point are highly walkable and best explored on foot. North Hobart is a 30-45 minute walk from the CBD or a short bus ride.
Conseils sur place
- Rent a car for at least one day. Hobart's true magic lies in the surrounding regions like the Huon Valley, Coal River Valley wineries, and the Tasman Peninsula.
- Visit the Farm Gate Market on Sunday mornings (Bathurst St) for the absolute best local produce, from heirloom vegetables to artisan cheeses and bread.
- Hobart shuts down relatively early on weeknights. For a lively evening, head to the bars and restaurants in Salamanca, the waterfront, or North Hobart.
