Sulliva Cove Whisky Cambridge, Tas: Discover Tasmania's local Whisky and Bars. Tasmania is home to the award winning Sullivan's Cove Whisky as well as Tasmania's finest whisky distilleries Nant Whisky Cellar and Lark Cellar Door. Some local reccomendations are Small Fry for a craft beer or a wine Frank on Hobart's waterfront Geronimo Aperitivo Bar and Restaurant and Glasshouse at the Brooke St Pier. Feast on Boutique Produce on Bruny Island: Take the car ferry from Kettering a 45 minute drive from the city centre and drop byThe Tasmanian House of Whisky for ice cream. Nick Haddow's Bruny Island Cheese Co also awaits. Picnic on Bruny Island Smokehouse delicacies eat fresh oysters from Get Shucked tipple on local wines at Bruny Island Premium Wines and join Pennicott Wilderness Journeys to cruise the stunning coast of South Bruny National Park.
Salamanca Market, Hobart, Tas: Explore the Shops and Cafes of Salamanca Place. Sip an es presso at Tricycle Cafe in Salamanca Place with its boutiques eateries and providores. Find a rare book at old world Hobart Book Shop or handmade jewellery at Rebecca Roth Gallery and cutting edge fashion at The Maker. Don't miss the 300 stall Saturday Salamanca Market that produce arts and crafts and homewares. Delve into Hobert' s Convict History Drive or take tour to Port Arthur for the chance to see the wild Tasman Peninsula. Make sure to pick up a convict card and follow the story through the imposing structures. Closer to the city centre only 30 minutes away discover Richmond with convict roots and now gateway to some of Tasmania's finest wine growing areas.
Hobart is a compact city oozing with both modern and historic charm. Wander through colonial creatives who choose to live here. Find pristine nature and artisanal produce daring modern art and hip bars and restaurants. Hobart is a very special place. Tap into its eclectic magic. Be Stunned by Mona and Hobart's Art Scene. Take the ferry to the Museum of Old and New Art or Mona and see what all the fuss is about at this truly daring eccentric privately owned museum. Keep the creative juices going at Hobart's other great galleries including the Tasmanian Museum and art Gallery and Salamanca art Centre which champion local artlists and artisans.
