Hobart · TICKETS
5 reviewed
These are the 5 best tickets & entry passes around Hobart right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it is there for a reason.
A 90-minute open-top hop-on hop-off loop in Hobart with 20 stops, multilingual GPS audio, Wi‑Fi, and a handy guidebook for planning your day.
“We thoroughly recommend this tour it covers all the history of Hobart. We did the whole trip twice and took in more info the second time.”
Ride to kunanyi/Mt Wellington for summit views, then hop a Red Decker city loop to cover Hobart’s best sights in 4 hours.
“The bus tour was great. Got to see quite a few things. Sadly Mt Wellington was not so great due to the weather. Still enjoyed the day though.”
Hobart highlights by coach, then a Derwent River ferry to MONA with entry and 3 hours to explore art.
“The combination of a city tour and hassle free MONA boat and entry was great. MONA overrated in my opinion but pleased to have been.”
Feed free-roaming kangaroos and get up close with Tasmania’s icons at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary near Hobart, with guided conservation tours.
“It was an amazing experience being with the animals and being able to feel kangaroos and seeing how the animals were being taken care of so well”
Full-day Port Arthur Historic Site tour from Hobart with bus pickup, UNESCO admission, guided walk, and a 25-minute harbor cruise.
“Good value, includes walking tour, gives enough time to explore (you need a good few hours, it's 100 acres)”
