Richmond Bridge

Richmond Town is a historic city in Tasmania, with approximately 800 residents. There are over 50 19th-century buildings, including the Richmond Prison built in 1825.

Salamanca Market

Saramanca Square is a gathering place for food, art, and shopping, with various handmade art stalls, specialty snack shops, and restaurants in the market. (Saturdays only)

Mount Wellington

From Hobart, just a 20-minute drive, you can reach the summit of Mount Wellington and embrace the panoramic views of Tasman Peninsula!

Bruny Island

Bruny Island is located about 40 kilometers south of Hobart and is an ecological paradise in Tasmania. It takes about 20 minutes to take a boat from Kettering Ferry Port and you will see many animals.

The Neck

The Neck, also known as the North South Line, is a narrow sandy isthmus that connects the north and south of Bruny Island.

Get Shucked Oyster Bar

Self-paid fresh oyster tasting

Wineglass Bay

Wineglass Bay is a dazzling pearl on the east coast, and one of the top ten beautiful bays in the world. It was once selected as one of the top ten beaches in the world by the American travel magazine

Coles Bay

The pure white sand on the beach shines brightly on the Coles Bay, where tourists can quietly enjoy sunbathing.

Honeymoon Bay

A beautiful beach, as its name suggests, attracts people from all over to appreciate it with its romantic name under the blue sky and white clouds.

Port Arthur Historic Site

The Port Arthur Historical Site is known as the "Australian Gulag" and was once the largest prison in the southern hemisphere. Today, it is one of Australia's most beautiful harbors.