Hobart: Private City Tour with Mount Wellington & Tea

Battery Point, Tasmania



Explore Hobart on a private tour. Visit Battery Point, Salamanca Place, and Mount Wellington. Enjoy a scenic drive and a morning or afternoon tea at a historic bakery.

Hobart Private Guided Tour with Morning or Afternoon Tea

Explore Hobart’s historic Battery Point, Salamanca Place, and Mount Wellington on a private guided tour suited for those interested in Tasmanian history and scenic views.

Description

Begin your four-hour private tour by exploring Hobart, Tasmania’s capital. Discover Battery Point, known for its preserved colonial sandstone buildings ranging from grand homes to worker’s cottages. Then visit Salamanca Place with its vibrant waterfront and colonial architecture.

Enjoy morning or afternoon tea at one of Hobart’s oldest bakeries before a scenic drive to the alpine wilderness of Mount Wellington (Kunanyi). The 1,270m peak provides panoramic views of Hobart and Southern Tasmania, weather permitting.

Includes

  • 4-hour private guided tour
  • Transport in a well-appointed vehicle
  • Morning or afternoon tea

Important Information

  • Views from Mount Wellington are weather dependent

Booking and Tips

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Bring warm clothing and a camera. The best time to visit Mount Wellington is on clear days for optimal visibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour visits Battery Point, Salamanca Place, and Mount Wellington in Tasmania.
The tour lasts approximately four hours.
Yes, the tour includes either morning or afternoon tea at one of Hobart’s oldest bakeries.
Yes, the tour is private and can be tailored to your interests within Tasmania.
The tour begins in Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania.
It features preserved colonial sandstone buildings, from grand homes to worker’s cottages.
It is recommended to book in advance to secure your preferred time and date.
Yes, private transportation is included to travel between Hobart, Salamanca Place, and Mount Wellington.
The tour involves walking through historic areas; basic mobility is recommended.
Check the website for current availability and any seasonal schedule changes in Tasmania.

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