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weekenders HOBART, TASMANIA
for producing cider, whisky and gin and boutique breweries and distilleries like to showcase their wares at cellar doors where you can talk to the maker.
There are four well travelled wine trails visitors can follow and all are signposted. The northern trail runs through the Tamar Valley and Pipers River area while the southern wine trail includes the Coal
River Valley, Derwent Valley, Huon Valley and Tasman Peninsula. The northwest wine region stretches from Kentish and Barrington through to Port Sorell while on the East Coast you can enjoy great wines in the region stretching between Bicheno to Orford.
Many vineyards feature fine restaurants using some of the best local produce.
weekenders HOBART, TASMANIA
all located close to the scenic waterfront. On Saturdays, Salamanca Place comes alive with
the famous Salamanca Market with over 300 stall selling fresh gourmet produce, arts, crafts and handiwork. Sightseeing tours are also available from Salamanca Place.
www.salamanca.com.au
Harmony Hills Wellness and Organic Spa Retreat
T: 03 6294 8177
210 Old Bernies Road Margate.
Just 30 minutes drive from Hobart this 17 hectare property has many horses, cows, sheep and native animals in abundance. More a wellness sanctuary, Harmony Hills offers a range of eastern and western natural therapies and is a great place to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
organicspa-retreat.com MONA
Tasmania’s quality food and wine attract foodies from all over the world, so why not join them for a delicious taste of this great island state.
EAT
6,500 diverse species of plants and flowers. The gardens are laid out over the side of a hill and provide glimpses of the Derwent River. It’s the perfect spot for a quiet picnic or to kick back and enjoy a book surrounded by nature. Open 8am to 6.30pm.
www.rtbg.tas.gov.au Tasmanian Air Adventures
T: 1300 359 822
King Pier Marina, Hobart TAS 7000
Step from the waterfront into a seaplane where discovery reaches new heights. You can take
a seaplane to Bruny Island or as far as Cradle Mountain and Wineglass Bay. Hear stories of past convicts or go on walks in some of the most isolated places in Tasmania.
tasmanianairadventures.com.au
STAY
RCI AFFILIATED RESORTS IN HOBART INCLUDE:
Wyndham Seven Mile Beach Resort 8726
Located along one of Hobart’s most popular family beaches the resort offers an array of incredible scenery, heritage and adventure guaranteed to keep the whole family busy. Only 20 minutes from Hobart, the resort has self-contained apartments that are spacious and stylishly appointed with contemporary furniture and superior amenities. Includes heated outdoor pool and spa, tennis court, barbecue area and gym, games room, playground and splash fountain for the children.
For additional resort listings, visit RCI.com
or call 1300 368 800 AU or 0800 368 800 NZ
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Mures Seafood Restaurant
T: 03 6231 2121
Victoria Dock, Hobart TAS 7000
Mures and Hobart seafood are synonymous. Downstairs there’s a fishmonger, sushi bar, ice cream parlour and bistro serving tasty seafood meals. The upper deck is more formal with dockside views and à la carte seafood dishes. Open 7am till late.
www.mures.com.au Retro Café
T: 03 6223 3073
31 Salamanca Place,
Battery Point Hobart TAS 7004
Bustling with locals and holidaymakers this very popular café has a funky retro feel and is great for a Saturday brunch among the market stalls. Serves delightful breakfasts with bagels, salads and burgers all with chilled out jazz and a relaxing day time feel. Open 7am to 5pm.
Garagistes
T: 03 6231 0558
103 Murray Street, Hobart TAS 7000
Garagistes offers an innovative set five course menu in a simple, yet dramatic place that was formerly a rental car garage. There are dishes like Cape Grim beef, redcurrant and elderberry vinegar with produce all sourced from local growers, fisherman and farmers.
www.garagistes.com.au Jam Jar Lounge
T: 03 6224 1447
45 Hampden Rd, Battery Point TAS 7000
Recently selected as one of the Top 10 Cafes in Hobart for 2014, this 19th century cottage offers a family friendly café and bistro. It has built a fantastic reputation for its legendary Friday nights serving Japanese Tapas in a wonderful 1920’s jazz themed atmosphere.
www.jamjarlounge.com
T: 03 6223 6064
655 Main Road Berriedale, Hobart TAS 7011
The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is an art museum located within the Moorilla Winery on the Berriedale Peninsula and is the largest privately funded museum in Australia. The museum offers modern and contemporary art. Catch the ferry to MONA with a Posh Pit Pass and enjoy wine tasting in the Barrel Room at Moorilla.
www.mona.net.au
EXPLORE
RELAX
Cadbury Chocolate Factory
T: 1800 627 367
100 Cadbury Road, Claremont TAS 7001
See how chocolate is made and molded. Taste some favourite chocolates that generations
of Aussies have loved. Try a cherry ripe or honeycomb crunchie and pick up some discounted samples. The factory is located 15 kilometers north of Hobart and open September to May 8am - 4pm. Adults $7.50, children $4.
www.cadbury.com.au
The Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens
T: 03 6236 3050
Lower Domain Rd, Queens Domain Hobart, TAS 7000
Situated on the eastern side of Hobart, the gardens cover over 13 hectares and feature over
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Salamanca Place
T: 03 6230 8233
Salamanca Place, Hobart TAS 7000
Stroll down to find a variety of interesting shops, trendy cafes and great restaurants
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