How can we find varied Hobart meals without relying on tourist-trap lists?
We will eat out for every meal and want a mix of good local places, plus a sensible airport arrival transfer.
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We will eat out for every meal and want a mix of good local places, plus a sensible airport arrival transfer.
We have eight January nights booked near Salamanca but want a good evening meal without a long walk.
We want to leave the car for most of Saturday and walk between the market, ferry and dinner.
Flight changes have reduced our first Tasmania stay to two nights; we like both history and scenery but can only fit one major outing.
Seeing Tasmanian devils is a priority on our Tasmania trip, and we can choose one wildlife visit.
We are coming in December and want a base that makes the central sights easy to reach.
We have about ten days from late December and want a camping vehicle, but availability and prices are difficult.
Two adults and children aged eleven and fifteen want a September driving day with food stops and enough time for both attractions.
We remember catching fish at a farm on a previous trip and eating it there, but no longer know the location.
Our ship arrives in the morning and leaves in the evening; we enjoy views, walking and a mix of city and mountain scenery.
I am arriving soon and need a car for some Tasmanian outings but the available rates look expensive.
Our first Tasmania campervan trip is about two weeks, with stays at Port Arthur, Freycinet, Mount Field and Hobart already planned.