Hobart is a fantastic little city to visit with a network of tangled street where a new shop can be found around every corner. Over the last few years Hobart has caught onto the café craze and many nice cafés and restaurants have been popping up all over the city. I was not traveling to Tasmania just to drink good coffee and eat fine foods but that was a nice slice of the pie to eat as part of the whole pie tour.

The bay and harbor offer more unique opportunities like fishing trips and boat tours of the lower part of the island. Some of the boats will take you to the little islands off the mainland where nature has been untouched for many years and the reserves on the island are a great way for the Tasmanian government to preserve some of the Australian heritage. You can hire boats or charter then to get around and see the sights or you can take the inland tours which are just as fun.

I like to take some time and drive around the area so that I can see what the city has to offer as well as the lands up north. Tasmania has some great roads to drive on for touring and they all lead somewhere that has a tourist destination so it is hard to get lost. Car hire Hobart airport agents helped me chose a car that was right for my tour. It was big enough to handle the three of us and our luggage plus economical enough that I did not have to spend a fortune on petrol.