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There is something for all tastes on a holiday in Hobart. The options are limitless; you can climb a mountain, eat fish and chips from a floating fish punt, visit thriving markets, enjoy the magnificent view of Mount Wellington or stroll along the banks of the Derwent River.
What better place to welcome in the New Year than Hobart, Tasmania’s harbour capital at the foot of majestic Mount Wellington. It is a city of yachts on the water, fishing boats at the docks and coffee under the sun umbrellas of Salamanca. Spend New Year exploring the very best of Hobart.
A holiday to Hobart offers heritage, scenery, culture along with a host of world class activities and attractions. Nestled amongst the foothills of Mt Wellington, Hobart combines heritage charm in a setting of exceptional beauty.
Launceston, Tasmania’s second major city, is a vibrant hub for food, culture and nature. The region is packed full of beautiful scenery, activities for all abilities and interests and fresh produce that will leave you wanting more.
Come and enjoy six days in picturesque Launceston set in the stunning Tamar Valley. Enjoy its panoramic views, sculptured gardens, fresh local produce and a festival atmosphere.
Start this fantastic holiday with a rail journey from Melbourne to Sydney, where you will stop over to explore all the best that Sydney has to offer. Then wave goodbye to Sydney Harbour and cruise in style all the way to Tasmania.
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Suite 50, 574 Plummer Street,
Port Melbourne VIC 3207
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About Leisure Options
Our Guarantee
Our unique holiday guarantee ensures all tours depart as scheduled along with our price match guarantee providing you with value for money, certainty, and peace of mind when planning your holiday.
Acknowledgment
Leisure Options acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and acknowledges and pays respect to their Elders, past and present.