easy
6-8 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, including those with limited mobility
Discover Hobart’s rich history, breathtaking views from Mount Wellington, and the world-renowned MONA art collection in a private, personalized tour. Perfect for those wanting an in-depth day in Tasmania’s capital.
Full Day • Hobart City, Mt Wellington/Kunanyi, and MONA (Friday to Monday only)
Embark on a captivating private tour of Hobart, exploring its charming colonial architecture and vibrant waterfront. Experience breathtaking views from Kunanyi / Mt Wellington and delve into the unique art world at MONA, Australia’s most extensive private collection. This unforgettable day combines culture, history, and stunning landscapes.
Meet your private tour guide at 8.30 am at your accommodation. Spend the morning exploring Tasmania's capital. Hobart is a quaint city that features many preserved colonial sandstone buildings. The vibrant waterfront and Salamanca Place were once thriving whaling industry hubs. Visit nearby Battery Point, where the historic buildings vary from grand homes to humble workers’ cottages. Enjoy a scenic drive to the alpine wilderness of Kunanyi / Mt Wellington, the 1270m peak, which provides the dramatic backdrop to the city and offers stunning views (weather dependent). Continue to MONA, the Museum of Old & New Art, one of the world's most unique and controversial museums. After lunch at MONA's Winebar, you will have time to view Australia's most extensive private art collection. With its fascinatingly eclectic blend of ancient and modern art, it is truly an exceptional experience. The tour concludes at 4.30 pm at your accommodation.
Full day of private touring, transport in a well-appointed vehicle, entry to MONA and 1-course lunch.
If your group is larger than 4 people please contact us for a quote.
Bring layered clothing and rain gear to stay comfortable during mountain and waterfront visits.
Private tours are popular, so reserve your spot early to ensure availability.
Bring water bottles to stay refreshed during outdoor segments and walking portions.
Be mindful of exhibits and local customs, especially when visiting MONA and historic sites.
Hobart was established in 1804 as a strategic penal colony, and its port was a key trading and shipping hub for Tasmania.
The tour emphasizes sustainable practices and respects Tasmania’s protected natural areas, supporting local conservation efforts.
To adapt to changing weather conditions on the mountain and waterfront.
Necessary for walking tours around Hobart and MONA.
Sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen for sunny outdoor views.
summer specific
Capture scenic vistas and artistic exhibits during the day.