Stroll the Salamanca Market browsing for gifts and local produce, held each Saturday morning. Alternatively, have breakfast at one of the many cafes in the historic suburb of Battery Point. Drive to the top of Mt Wellington for spectacular views over the city. Next, catch the Mona Roma 1 fast ferry from Brooke Street Pier on Hobart’s waterfront to Mona Museum of Old and New Art, arguably one of the most controversial private collections of modern art and antiquities in the world. Have lunch at either the Source Restaurant or Wine Bar. Be sure to check out the Moo Brew microbrewery and Moorilla wine cellar while you’re there. Once back in Hobart, drop by the Brooke Street Pier – a four storey floating pier. At Adrift, sample Tasmanian products and after sip wine with waterfront views at The Glass House for dinner.
Overnight at the Islington Hotel.

Explore south of Hobart by taking a scenic drive through the Huon Valley, stopping at the Apple Shed and some of the many cider cellar doors. Have lunch at the Red Velvet Lounge cafe in Cygnet or Peppermint Bay at Woodbridge, before continuing to the Tahune Airwalk for a bird’s eye view of the forest canopy. Alternatively, head to foodie paradise, Bruny Island, including Tasmanian House of Whiskey, Get Shucked Oysters, Bruny Island Cheese, Bruny Island Berry Farm and Bruny Island Premium Wines. Alternatively, feel the wind in your hair, spot wildlife and see some of the tallest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere on the Bruny Island Cruise.
Overnight at Villa Howden.

Head south towards the Tasman Peninsula, with options to stop at Coal Valley wine region, the historic village of Richmond, Bangor Wine & Oyster Shed or some of the many coastal formations of the Tasman National Park. Spend some time learning about Tasmania’s convict past at Port Arthur Historic Site before driving north the East Coast.
Overnight at Saffire Freycinet or Freycinet Lodge.

Enjoy at day on the water with Wineglass Bay Cruises. Stop for a bite to eat at Freycinet Marine Farm. In the afternoon, walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout or one of the many short walks in Freycinet National Park. In the evening do a Bicheno Penguin Tour.
Overnight at Saffire Freycinet or Freycinet Lodge.

Continue your journey north towards Launceston, sampling local produce as you go. Graze as you travel, making stops at Iron House microbrewery, Pyengana Dairy, Bridestowe Lavender or the many cellar doors throughout the Tamar Valley Wine Route. For the avid golfers, Barnbougle Dunes & the Lost Farm are among the best public links courses in Australia, offering breathtaking views over rugged Bass Strait. There is also a day spa for those more interested in indulging in comfort. Finish the day with wine tasting at Josef Chromy Wines before departing from the nearby Launceston Airport.