9 day itinerary
Tasmania
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Itinerary
Tasmania is a beautiful island state with a lot to offer. Here's an ideal itinerary for 9 days in Tasmania that is teenager and foodie-friendly:
Day 1: Arrival in Hobart
- Check into your accommodation and take some time to relax after your journey
- Head to , which is open on Saturdays, to explore the local food and craft scene
- In the evening, head to the waterfront for dinner at one of the many seafood restaurants
Day 2: Hobart
- Start your day with a visit to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), which is a unique and quirky museum that is sure to impress teenagers
- For lunch, head to the Farm Gate Market, which is open on Sundays, to sample some of Tasmania's best produce
- In the afternoon, take a stroll around , a historic neighborhood with beautiful architecture and charming cafes
- For dinner, head to Franklin, a restaurant that focuses on local and seasonal ingredients
Day 3: Bruny Island
- Take a day trip to Bruny Island, which is known for its stunning scenery and delicious food
- Start your day with a visit to the , where you can sample some of their award-winning cheeses
- Next, head to the for a wine tasting and lunch
- In the afternoon, take a walk along the beach or go on a wildlife tour to see seals, dolphins, and penguins
- For dinner, head back to Hobart and try some of the local seafood at Mures Upper Deck
Day 4:
- Take a day trip to , a historic site that was once a penal colony
- Start your day with a guided tour of the site to learn about its history
- For lunch, head to the , where you can enjoy a lavender-inspired meal
- In the afternoon, take a scenic drive along the coast and stop at some of the lookout points for stunning views
- For dinner, head back to Hobart and try some of the local craft beer at the
Day 5: Launceston
- Take a morning flight to Launceston, a charming city in the north of Tasmania
- Start your day with a visit to the , a beautiful natural reserve with walking trails and a chairlift
- For lunch, head to the , which is known for its modern Australian cuisine
- In the afternoon, take a stroll around the city center and visit some of the local art galleries and boutiques
- For dinner, head to , a steakhouse that serves some of the best beef in Tasmania
Day 6: Tamar Valley
- Take a day trip to the Tamar Valley, a wine region that is known for its cool-climate wines
- Start your day with a visit to the , where you can enjoy a wine tasting and lunch
- Next, head to the to learn about the history of the mining industry in Tasmania
- In the afternoon, take a scenic drive along the Tamar River and stop at some of the wineries for tastings
- For dinner, head back to Launceston and try some of the local seafood at
Day 7:
- Take a day trip to , a stunning coastal reserve with beautiful beaches and hiking trails
- Start your day with a hike to , which is one of the most beautiful beaches in Australia
- For lunch, head to the , where you can sample some of the local oysters and seafood
- In the afternoon, take a scenic drive along the coast and stop at some of the lookout points for stunning views
- For dinner, head back to Launceston and try some of the local Italian cuisine at
Day 8:
- Take a day trip to , a beautiful national park with hiking trails and stunning scenery
- Start your day with a hike to , which offers beautiful views of the mountain
- For lunch, head to the , where you can enjoy a meal with a view
- In the afternoon, take a scenic drive through the park and stop at some of the lookout points for stunning views
- For dinner, head back to Launceston and try some of the local Asian cuisine at
Day 9: Departure
- Take some time to relax and enjoy your last day in Tasmania
- Head to the airport for your flight back home
I hope this itinerary helps you plan your trip to Tasmania!