Top Hobart Private Sightseeing Tours

Get to know the charming Australian city of Hobart in just half a day with this private tour. Visit a range of key sights, including Salamanca and Battery Point, vibrant local markets, the historic boulevards of the city and much more. As you walk, learn about the fascinating indigenous and colonial history of the city from your local guide.

The 4,170-foot (1,270-meter) peak of Mt. Wellington is one of Hobart’s most famous landmarks. This Explorer Bus ticket offers hassle-free transfers between Hobart and the mountain summit—a 30-minute journey each way. Your ticket is valid all day and there are several different departure times, so you can hop off to hike the mountain trails and spend as long as you like admiring the views from the summit.

Discover the scenic coastline, beaches, national parks, flora, and fauna of Bruny Island on an easy full-day tour from Hobart. Travel via ferry to the island (tickets included), and walk through the temperate rainforest. Stop at a viewing platform at the Neck, and sample locally made products, such as chocolate and honey. Explore the beautiful Tasmanian landscape without having to drive yourself and return to Hobart in time for dinner.

With a wealth of artisan food producers, it can be hard to know where to get started if you want to tackle Bruny Island's gourmet food scene. Take out the guesswork and join a guided tour that takes you from Hobart, straight to a variety of delicious food tastings. Sample award-winning cheeses, premium wines and beer, freshly shucked oysters, handcrafted fudge, mead, and local honey—and top off the day with a delicious lunch at a beachside restaurant. There's also time to take in the island's pristine vistas during scenic stops around the island.

Enjoy both the sunrise and sunset on this full day tour of Cradle Mountain from Hobart. This is one of Australia’s most beautiful national parks, and you will have up to five hours to explore it by hiking, walking, climbing, taking photographs, or just sitting and relaxing. On the way there, you’ll pass through villages, farmland, forests, grass plains, forests, and so much more. Your guide will take care of all the logistics so you can enjoy it.

Travel from Hobart to Tasmania’s east coast to visit the famous Wineglass Bay and Freycinet National Park. Hike up to the Wineglass Bay Lookout and, if you're up for more of a challenge, continue down to Wineglass Bay beach. For an easier adventure, walk to Honeymoon Bay and Cape Tourville Lighthouse. On the return drive, enjoy wine and oysters (own expense) at a local winery with sweeping views of Freycinet.See the famous Wineglass Bay on a day trip from Hobart Choose to hike to Wineglass Bay Beach or the easier, Honeymoon Bay Try fresh-from-the-sea oysters and local wine (own expense) Includes round-trip transfers from central Hobart.

Enjoy Hobart from the water on Derwent River cruise. Choose your preferred time of day for your cruise, including lunch and dinner options, and then glide through the city to admire the harbor and waterfront attractions such as the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, the Tasman Bridge, Government House, Montagu Bay, and Rose Bay.

Tasmania rewards those who explore it with a local, on this dedicated Shore Excursion know that you are in safe hands with a guaranteed timely return to the ship at the end of the tour. An expert local guide, comfortable private transport, and a full day built around you. No fixed itinerary, no coach, no compromise. Wildlife enthusiast, food lover, photographer, history buff, or a group chasing something off the beaten track, your guide designs the day around your priorities. Ben Andrews and his team have deep roots in Tasmania and a local network that opens doors most visitors never find. Boutique wineries, distilleries, studio visits, pottery and gin-making workshops, birdwatching in pristine reserves, or the best lunch spots. Regions and experiences include the Huon Valley, Tasman Peninsula, Mt Field National Park, kunanyi/Mt Wellington, MONA, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, Coal River Valley, Maria Island, Freycinet, and the far south.

This Private Shore Tour takes you from Hobart cruise port to the wild beauty of Bruny Island. Discover a perfect mix of nature, wildlife, and local flavors in one unforgettable day. Enjoy an easy walk through a temperate rainforest, relax on quiet beaches, and look out for unique wildlife, including the rare albino wallaby. Visit famous viewpoints like The Neck and Cape Bruny Lighthouse, offering spectacular coastal scenery. The tour also includes stops to taste local specialties such as honey, chocolate, and fresh oysters (at your own expense). A relaxed and scenic island escape.

Bruny Island is one of Tasmania's most extraordinary places. Ben Andrews has spent a lifetime on Bruny Island. He knows its backroads, its wildlife, its locals, and its hidden corners. Your day begins with a pickup from your Hobart accommodation, heading south along the old coastal road before crossing the D'Entrecasteaux Channel by ferry to Bruny Island. A coastal morning tea of freshly shucked oysters, artisan cheese, local bread, and fresh apples sets the tone for a day. Stops include The Neck - Bruny's iconic lookout with views across Adventure Bay, followed by a relaxed vineyard lunch at the island's only family-run winery. After lunch, choose your afternoon activity: tour the historic Cape Bruny Lighthouse (built 1834), explore the Inala Nature Reserve and Gondwanan Jurassic Garden, or visit the Hiba private garden and Bruny Island Chocolate Company. Ben's 4WD access opens up hidden corners that group tours simply cannot reach.

Visit some of the top attractions outside of Hobart on this day trip to Mount Wellington, Mount Field National Park, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, and the historical town of Richmond.

Hobart’s history is full of colonial conquests and convict stories, and what better way to discover it than a walking tour? Follow your guide on a 90-minute route around Hobart, stopping to admire city landmarks and heritage buildings. Along the way, learn about the key characters and events that helped shape Hobart into the city it is today, and enjoy plenty of great photo opportunities.

Book a 1- or 2-day pass on a Hobart hop-on hop-off bus tour for an easy way to explore the city's top attractions at your own pace. Travel by double-decker red bus to 20 stops around the city, where you can hop off whenever you wish to visit the places that interest you. Alternatively, opt to stay onboard the bus for the full loop.

Explore Hobart and Southern Tasmania on a private tour designed around you. Off The Leash Tours offers personalised experiences for couples, solo travellers, friends and small groups who want to see Tasmania without following a rigid itinerary or sharing the day with strangers. Depending on your interests, your day could include cool-climate wineries in the Coal River Valley, a long lunch featuring local produce, Tasmanian whisky and spirits, historic Richmond, spectacular scenery or some lesser-known local gems. Every tour is relaxed and flexible, with time to actually enjoy each stop rather than rushing through a checklist of attractions. Accommodation pick-up and drop-off makes the day easy from the start. And the travelling between stops is part of the experience. Expect great conversation, local recommendations, plenty of laughs and Off The Leash Tours' signature car-a-oke along the way.

Discover the raw, untamed beauty of Freycinet National Park, where the pink granite peaks of the Hazards rise dramatically above the world‑famous crescent of Wineglass Bay. With the private charter tour, you'll enjoy a seamless, personalised experience—your own dedicated vehicle and driver‑guide, ready to tailor every moment to your mood. Fancy a quiet wander along the secluded shores of Honeymoon Bay? Or a more challenging hike into the bush? The choice is yours. With 4–5 hours to explore the park’s diverse landscapes and spot its native wildlife, you'll have all the time you need to truly immerse yourself in Tasmania’s coastal wilderness. Private door‑to‑door transfers for total convenience Visit iconic sights including Wineglass Bay and Honeymoon Bay Flexible itinerary shaped around your interests with a local driver‑guide 2–3 hours of unhurried discovery—from rugged peaks to wildlife encounters

Well you found us. We are delivering a fully customized and private guided service for you and your family and friends. Our minimum numbers are 2 guests and maximum numbers are 10 guests. Traveling in a comfortable 11-seater vehicle with USB ports, cup holders, and air-con. We remain flexible for the duration of the day tour or multi-day Tasmanian experience. Your guide is a local Tasmanian with great industry networks, knowledge, and experience. Contact us direct for group bookings and customised options, These may attract and additional cost. We visit some of Tasmania's favourite locations, with local short cuts, knowledge of the quiet stops, beaches, sweeping natural coastal landscapes, talented local producers and because we deliver small private experiences, we can get exclusive access, local quiet bushwalking opportunities. We passionately deliver to our guests with in-depth encounters, stories and interpretation of our past and significate historical milestones. Join Us.

Discover Tasmania Your Way — No Middlemen, No Crowds, Just Pure Tassie Magic. We’ve been showing off Tasmania’s best corners for years, it’s our backyard, and we know every hidden beach, quiet lookout, and top-notch café worth stopping at. Forget being herded around on a big bus with a stranger’s schedule. We run our own fleet, have our own local driver-guides, and we never on-sell your booking to someone else. That means your trip is locked in, looked after, and always in safe hands. Travel in a small, comfy group or build a custom itinerary that’s 100% you. Skip the crowds, pull over whenever something catches your eye, and take the time to actually enjoy Tassie at your own pace. Tasmania, done properly. Enquire today and let’s plan your perfect escape.

Skip the tour-bus queues and do Port Arthur your way — no middlemen, no crowds, just Tasmania's most fascinating history at your own pace. We've been showing travelers around this corner of Tassie for years, so we know the quiet lookouts, the best photo spots and exactly when to arrive to beat the coach crowds. Private means private: your own comfortable vehicle, your own local driver-guide and a day that flexes around you — linger at the ruins, grab a coffee at a hidden bakery or add a detour to Eaglehawk Neck.k We run our own fleet and never on-sell your booking, so the car, the driver and the plan you agree on are exactly what you get. Tasmania, done properly. Enquire today and let's plan your perfect escape.

Mt. Field is one of the Island’s best-loved national parks. Experience iconic Russel Falls and stunning rainforest walks among ancient ferns and towering gumtrees. Visit one of Australia’s best wildlife sanctuaries and enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or a fabulous dining experience at the Agrarian Kitchen (open Friday-Sunday).

Explore Port Arthur, founded in 1830 as a penal settlement and timber station for the punishment of convicts on the Tasman Peninsula by private charter service. It is now an open air museum and a well preserved piece of history. Your guide will explain all the stories and history, and after lunch (extra expense) you can visit four natural wonders: Devils Kitchen, The Tasman Arch, Blow Hole, ND Tessellated Pavement.

Mount Field National Park is one of Tasmania’s oldest and most diverse national parks. You will visit stunning waterfalls and get to see some of the tallest trees in the southern hemisphere. On the return trip, a stop-over at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary offers a unique view of a Tasmanian wildlife experience.

Mt Wellington is the landmark of Hobart, where is definitely the place in awe. Standing on the top of the mountain, the view that surrounds you is amazing. You can see the whole city of Hobart, the Derwent River and beyond. In Richmond, you can see the oldest convict constructed sandstone bridge still in use in Australia and St. John’s Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic Church in Australia. Then heading to Oyster Farm and Cascade Brewery, you can buy and taste the fresh oyster and Australia beer. On Saturday, Salamanca Market is the best place for both tourists and locals. It is Tasmania's most visited tourist attractions and has won many awards for excellence. The last stop is Australia oldest casino--Wrest Point (Alternative option: Wharf Sightseeing)

Bruny Island is Tasmania’s premiere island-within-an-island destination. Beautiful walks and sea-cliff lookouts within national parks, it's the perfect getaway experience! In addition to stunning scenery, Bruny Island is a foodies paradise. The island showcases a variety of artisan cheese, oysters, seafood, berries, fudge, wine, whisky, gin, beer and a selection of cafes and restaurants.