Salamanca market / Credit: Poon Wai Nang
- Hobart and the HuonDistance and drive time: 120 km - 2 hr
- Take in an exhibition at the Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery (TMAG)
- Explore Salamanca Place and the Hobart waterfront before heading south for the day
- Around 30 minutes outside of Hobart, stop at the Margate Train for antiques and craft beer
- Continue on south to Birchs Bay and taste some award winning cheese at Grandvewe Cheeses
- Head inland towards Cygnet, stopping at one of the many small cafes serving local produce
- On the way back to Hobart, stop in at a winery or cider house in the Huon Valley
- Overnight in Hobart
View from Mt Wellington / Credit: Glenn Gibson
- Hobart and surroundsDistance and drive time: 52 km - 1 hr 25 min
- Early birds, head towards the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington for sunrise
- Grab a coffee at Lost Freight on the way back down the mountain (from 9am Tuesday – Sunday)
- Catch the ferry from Brooke Street Pier to the Museum of Old and New Art - Mona
- Wander the gallery or take a Moorilla and Moo Brew Brewery tasting tour
- Overnight in Hobart
Russell Falls, Mt Field National Park / Credit: Michael Walters Photography
- Hobart to Derwent ValleyDistance and drive time: 165 km - 3 hr
- Explore historical Battery Point
- Head north towards the Derwent Valley and take in the views from the Pulpit Rock Lookout, New Norfolk
- Continue on to Mt Field National Park and complete the Russell Falls walk, a 20 minute return loop through rainforest species such as dogwood, musk and myrtle
- Head back to New Norfolk and enjoy a locally sourced gourmet experience at the Agrarian Kitchen Eatery
- Finish the afternoon by taking a walk among New Norfolk’s many antique stores or heading to the Salmon Ponds and Museum of Trout Fishing
- Depart Hobart
