Is Hobart in July a practical base for solo day trips?
I have nine days and want markets, winter activities and possible trips to Bruny Island, Port Arthur or the east coast.
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Is a Bruny Island boat cruise sensible on a short Hobart visit in June?
Our three-day plan already includes markets, kunanyi/Mount Wellington and MONA, but we are considering replacing one day with a Bruny cruise.
What Hobart outings suit older visitors who prefer little walking?
We have three or four days, can hire a car and enjoy museums, scenery and wine without steep paths.
Where should food lovers plan breakfast and Tasmanian wine near Hobart's waterfront?
We are staying at the Henry Jones Art Hotel and have one breakfast and one wine-bar evening open.
Can MONA, a whisky tasting and dinner fit into one Hobart arrival day?
We land in the morning, stay one night and enjoy art without wanting to spend the entire day in the museum.
How do we plan a legal first-night campsite after arriving in Hobart?
We fly in during February and hope to camp without paying much, ideally not far from the city.
Which Hobart area keeps museums, the docks and Salamanca within a short walk?
Two older adults and a child want a three-day base with most outings about five to ten minutes away.
How can I find a cosy Hobart bar with a fireplace?
I want a relaxed lounge and an open fire for an evening drink.
What is a manageable Hobart day before the Three Capes Walk?
Four adults have a car and are considering a kunanyi visit, short walk and afternoon tasting or historic venue.
Can I hire a car in central Hobart only for the regional part of a trip?
We will spend two days walking in the CBD and want to avoid paying hotel parking before driving around Tasmania.
Which Hobart day trips suit a traveller using a wheeled walker?
We have seven nights and want scenery with very little walking.
How can we find a mobility-friendly self-catering stay near Hobart's waterfront?
One of us may use a wheelchair or crutches, and we would prefer a flat route near the Grand Chancellor area.