Hobart Airport (HBA) is approximately 17 kilometers from the city, a 15-30 minute drive. We provide exclusive private transfers with full Chinese service, eliminating the trouble of waiting for the bus and carrying luggage, and enjoy worry-free connection as soon as you land.

Services include

Real-time flight tracking: automatic adaptation for early arrivals/delays, free waiting time of 60 minutes.

Pick-up with a sign (additional fee of 20 AUD if required): Wait at the arrival hall with a name sign to help pick up your luggage and carry it to the car.

Door-to-door direct access: Airport → Any address in Hobart city (hotel/B&B/Port), no stops in the way, no carpooling.

Chinese local driver: familiar with the road conditions, can give a brief introduction to the city, recommended restaurants and itinerary suggestions for the next day.

Comfortable models are available: 5-seat sedan/SUV, 8-seat/12-seat commercial vehicle, with spacious space, complete insurance, and worry-free luggage.

Hobart & Surrounds Highlights
Mount Wellington (kunanyi) – 20 min from CBD. 1,271m summit with panoramic views over Hobart, Derwent River and Antarctic Ocean. Popular for sunrise, sunset, stargazing and aurora sightings.
Salamanca Place – 5 min walk. Historic Georgian sandstone warehouses, cafes, galleries. Saturday market (8:30–15:00) for local produce, crafts and food.
MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) – 30 min ferry. Australia’s most provocative private art museum, with winery, dining and river views.
Port Arthur Historic Site (UNESCO) – 1 hr east. Australia’s most famous convict settlement with 30+ heritage buildings. Night ghost tours available.
Bruny Island – 40 min + ferry. Gourmet island: oysters, salmon, cheese, honey. Lighthouses, seal colonies, beaches and rainforest walks.
Richmond Village – 25 min north. Australia’s oldest stone bridge (1823), historic church, cottages, cafes and Zoodoo Wildlife Park.
Mount Field National Park – 1 hr northwest. Oldest Tasmanian national park: ancient rainforest, Russell Falls, Horseshoe Falls and Lady Barron Falls.
Tasman Peninsula – 1 hr east. Coastal wonders: Tessellated Pavement, Tasman Arch, Devil’s Kitchen and Blowhole.
Tasmanian Devil Park / Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary – 45 min. Close-up views of Tasmanian devils, kangaroos, koalas and native wildlife.
Royal Botanic Gardens – 15 min walk. Est.1818, free entry. Antarctic plants, Japanese garden, cherry blossoms (Sep).

About 1.5 hours' drive from Hobart, the peninsula is surrounded by the ocean and is connected to the mainland only through an isthmus (Eagle's Neck Isthmus) less than 100 meters wide. It was once a natural prison during the colonial period and is now the most spectacular coastal landscape in Tasmania. Chartering a car can unlock multiple natural wonders at once, avoid traveling back and forth, and deeply experience the majesty of the coast and the weight of history.

Maria Island is located on the east coast of Tasmania. The entire island is a national park and world heritage reserve. There are no vehicles, no shops, and no permanent residents. It is a pristine and pure secret place.

The island has geological wonders such as painted cliffs, fossil cliffs, and Priest Peak. Native wildlife such as kangaroos, wombats, and echidnas can be seen everywhere. Seals and dolphins are often seen offshore.

The complete historical relics of colonial convicts are preserved, and you can only go to the island by ferry. You can slowly explore the island on foot or by bicycle. It is a must-see natural and cultural secret on the east coast of Tasmania.

Bruny Island, located close to Hobart, is the most representative natural island + gourmet secret in southeast Tasmania.

The north and south islands are connected by a long and narrow isthmus. On one side is the calm inner bay, while on the other side is the majestic outer coast. The scenery is full of layers.

Stroll through South Bruny National Park, visit the famous Isthmus Observation Deck, and encounter white kangaroos, seals, and seabirds everywhere; take a cruise to see coastal cliffs, caves, and wild life up close.

As a well-known gourmet island in Tasmania, it is famous for its fresh oysters, handmade cheeses, local honey and manor wine. It offers natural beauty and authentic food in one stop. It is a must-visit island destination around Hobart.