easy
8 hours
Suitable for all adults with basic mobility; involves moderate walking around MONA and Richmond.
Discover the dynamic blend of modern art, award-winning wines, and colonial history on Premier Travel Tasmania’s private day tour from Hobart. Immerse yourself in MONA’s eclectic collection, savor vineyard flavors, and stroll through Richmond’s preserved streets.
MONA & Coal River Valley on the road
Embark on a captivating full-day private tour to the Museum of Old & New Art (MONA), home to Australia's largest private art collection. Experience the intriguing mix of ancient and modern art, savor award-winning wines at a picturesque winery, and wander through the historic village of Richmond, steeped in colonial charm.
Be welcomed by your private guide at 9.30 am at your accommodation. Travel to Berridale and explore the Museum of Old & New Art (MONA), with Australia's largest private art collection. Its fascinating eclectic blend of ancient and modern exhibits makes it one of the world’s most controversial museums and a truly unique experience. Enjoy lunch at a scenic Coal River Valley winery. Sample some of the region’s award-winning wines. Discover the charming historic village of Richmond. As you stroll around its well-preserved colonial architecture, become immersed in the nostalgia of colonial times.
Full-day private tour, transport in a well-appointed vehicle, entry to MONA, lunch and a range of wine tastings in the Coal River Valley.
You can book a Posh Pit MONA Ferry ticket one-way and step into the Upper Deck. Enjoy a 25-minute cruise up the River Derwent while Nibbles and drinks are on offer (we could also do this the other way around in the afternoon).
If your group is larger than 4 people please contact us for a quote.
Tours are private with limited spots; reserve well in advance to secure your preferred date.
You’ll be on your feet touring MONA and Richmond’s historic village streets, so sturdy footwear helps.
The Posh Pit MONA Ferry offers a river cruise but may be weather dependent, especially in cooler months.
MONA’s art pieces and Richmond’s architecture are photogenic from close and afar—capture details and vistas.
Richmond’s sandstone bridge dates back to 1823 and remains Australia’s oldest stone span still in use, emblematic of early colonial engineering.
Local vineyards practice sustainable viticulture to protect soil health and water quality, preserving the scenic integrity of the Coal River Valley.
Supports hours of walking on varied surfaces including museum floors and historic streets.
Tasmania’s weather can shift quickly, so layers keep you comfortable throughout the day.
all specific
Protects from sun exposure especially during vineyard tours and ferry rides.
spring|summer|fall specific
Captures the unique art installations and historic scenes along the route.