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Breathe In Studio

Spas and Retreats

Breathe In Studio

Breathe in Studio located at Carlton Beach, offers health and wellness experiences including ice bath, far infrared sauna, breath-work, meditation, personal training, and yoga. Run by a local couple - Matt and Monica Thom - Best selling wellness authors and 7 times World Fitness Champions Fire and Ice Therapy activates the power of presence and boosts immunity while reducing inflammation and stress. Sweat out toxins and breathe in calmness. Are you ready for 75 minutes of wellness? Your session begins with guided meditation and breath-work, followed by an ice bath and two rounds of the far infrared sauna whilst sipping on a hot ginger tea. Finish with a yoga mobility session and feel the calmness and clarity while you relax in our wellness space on the sand dunes. Book in for a group of four in our set workshop dates found on our website or a private group session at a time that suits you. Also offering, personal training sessions with four times World Fitness Champion Matt Thom. 30min, 45min and 1 hour PT sessions available and why not add an ice bath or sauna session afterwards!!

Carlton TAS

2.1 km away

Farm Tour at Eventide

Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

Eventide Sanctuary

Eventide Sanctuary is an animal rescue sanctuary which is home to over 150+ rescued animals. Ian, the sanctuary owner invites you to visit the large property and carry out a fully guided farm tour to meet, greet and feed all of the friendly, rescue animals, including feeding the big highland cows! He will also share his passion and knowledge of nature and environment with many points of interest to discuss on the journey around the property! Along with the private farm tours there is also an option for self-contained bush camping on the beautiful working animal sanctuary. Ian's mission is to show to a wider audience the benefits of being surrounded by animals who are grateful for the opportunity to live in such a beautiful sanctuary environment. Come visit Eventide Sanctuary for a unique experience and feel good knowing you are supporting the sanctuary and its animals.

Carlton River TAS

5.3 km away

View across the course and along 7 Mile Beach back to Hobart

Sports and Recreation Facilities

7 Mile Golf

7 Mile Golf is a Golf destination 10 minutes from Hobart International Airport with an 18 hole golf course. The South Course - designed by Mike DeVries and Mike Clayton, which opened in December 2025 and has already been assessed as a top 3 golf course in Australia by Australian Golf Passport. They have a second course - The North Course - designed by King, Collins, Dormer, which has an estimated opening of late 2028.

Hobart TAS

9.2 km away

13th hole at Llanherne Golf Club — Image credit: Graham Walsh

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Llanherne Golf Club

The Llanherne Golf Club is located northeast of Hobart near the beachside town of Seven Mile Beach. It is a nine-hole, 18 tees, Par 72 course designed by Peter Toogood. Opened in March 1994, this links course features 18 tees with gently undulating fairways to nine large greens. Two lakes and numerous bunkers add to the challenge. Members competition is played on Saturdays, Ladies competition on Tuesdays and Mixed competition (open to visitors) on Thursday, 0900 for 0930 Shot Gun Start and 9 hole Competition every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday. Visitors with handicaps are welcome. Holes: Nine (18 Tees), Par: 72, Length: 5978 metres. Slope Ratings are 124 for Members White(Social), 120 for Yellow, and 118 for Ladies Red.

Hobart TAS

12 km away

Coal Mines Historic Site

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Coal Mines Historic Site

The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Coal Mines Historic Site is approximately a 75-minute drive from Hobart and a 25-minute drive from Port Arthur. One of the 11 sites that together form the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property, it was Tasmania's first operational mine. Developed both to limit the colony's dependence upon costly imported coal from New South Wales, serving as a place of punishment for the "worst class" of convicts from Port Arthur, the mine was operational for over 40 years. Today, the Coal Mines offer visitors the chance to discover among the uncrowded ruins and scenic vistas a different perspective on Tasmania's convict history. It is a great place to explore on foot, with a number of tracks and paths around the extensive site. There are signs and displays to guide you around and inform you about the history of the Site. A printed guide to the Coal Mines is available from the Visitor Centre at the Port Arthur Historic Site. Ensure to check the weather before you arrive so you can bring the most appropriate clothing and footwear. Entry is free and there are basic picnic and toilet facilities at the site.

Saltwater River TAS

13 km away

2nd Green — Image credit: Royal Hobart Golf Club

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Royal Hobart Golf Club

Play the Southernmost Royal course in the world! Located in the seaside town of Seven Mile Beach – twenty minutes from Hobart, and five minutes from Hobart airport. Tasmania’s premier members club, presented in impeccable condition all year round since 1916. Royal Hobart offers play for both members and visitors on the best-maintained course in Tasmania providing premium playing conditions all year round. Club, pull buggy and motorised cart hire are all available. You can also consult the expertise of the course's golf professional and relax in the Bar and restaurant overlooking the course. The facilities at Royal Hobart provide the perfect way to sharpen your game before heading out on the challenging 18 hole layout with a large putting green, chipping area and two practise fairways to choose from. Original course designer, Vern Morcom, made the best use of the natural sand base to construct over 80 fairway and greenside bunkers. These are special feature of the course that adds an important dimension to how players of all levels approach their game. Long-term course improvements ensure Royal Hobart continues to offer a challenging golfing experience for members and visitors alike. Subtle changes are introduced, but always conforming to the original design concept. Holes: 18., Par: 72 (Men), 73 (Ladies), Length: 6,174 m (Men), 5368 m (Ladies).

Hobart TAS

13 km away

Historic School Of Arts Sorell Antiques and Collectables and Raven Ink Gaming on Somerville Street — Image credit: Raven Ink

Shopping and Markets

Sorell Antiques and Collectables

Step inside Sorell Antiques & Collectables and prepare to be transported. Visitors often pause at the door with a delighted "wow" because this isn't just a shop. It's a wonderland of treasures, stories and surprises. Getting a little lost is part of the adventure — regulars joke that "Marco Polo" is the unofficial navigation system. Wander through a maze curated by 16 passionate dealers. Every corner reveals something different: antique furniture, retro homewares, militaria, crockery, books, vintage clothing, jewellery, artwork, and nostalgic collectables from decades past. They're the only place in Tasmania to find Beatties Studio historical photographs — museum-quality prints of early Sorell, Hobart streetscapes, pioneering life, and rare Tasmanian Tiger imagery. There's always another surprise tucked inside Raven Ink Gaming, Tasmania's retro gaming den with vintage consoles, classic games, vinyl and pop culture collectables. No two visits are ever the same. Stock changes constantly, and each dealer brings their own personality to the experience. Located in the heart of Sorell, this vibrant cooperative celebrates history, creativity and the joy of discovery. Open 7 days. 20 minutes from Hobart

Sorell TAS

13 km away

Iconic 12th Hole

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Tasmania Golf Club

Discover an extraordinary golfing experience at Tasmania Golf Club. Nestled beyond the Hobart Airport, their welcoming club boasts an unparalleled location on headlands, treating golf enthusiasts to captivating views of the stunning Barilla Bay. The meticulously designed course stretches across 6,214 meters, challenging even the most seasoned players. With a par of 72 (ACR 72.9) for men and 74 (AWCR 74) for women, the course offers an exhilarating blend of strategic play and breathtaking natural beauty. Prepare to be amazed by its setting, perched on dramatic headlands that showcase Tasmania's finest panoramic views. Tasmania Golf Club go above and beyond to ensure your experience extends beyond the course. After an exhilarating round of golf, retreat to the clubhouse and indulge in the finest selection of local beers, wines, and spirits. Their local chefs have curated a dining experience, serving exceptional menus from Wednesday through Sunday. Embark on an unforgettable golfing journey at Tasmania Golf Club. The team is ready to provide an experience that exceeds your expectations. Don't miss your chance to create lasting memories at one of Tasmania's premier golfing destinations!

Hobart TAS

14 km away

Sauna with a view — Image credit: Dunalley Bay Sauna

Spas and Retreats

Dunalley Bay Sauna

Dunalley Bay Sauna was founded by two sauna loving locals who have been enjoying the cozy warmth and beautiful wooden ambiences of saunas for many years. They both have saunas at home and over a chat (in the sauna), they decided that a sauna for locals and visitors was a compelling idea and the business was born. Dunalley Bay Sauna is a large 6-person barrel sauna located on the Forestier Peninsula a few minutes past Dunalley. They get you toasty and relaxed in a beautiful coastal environment. The sauna has an expansive cedar interior and a powerful Finnish heater, with a large panoramic window to enjoy the water view. Choose a bookable group session from the weekly schedule, or opt for the private sessions and have the sauna to yourself.

Murdunna TAS

14 km away

South Arm Peninsula Trail and Convict Trail

Natural Attractions

South Arm Peninsula Trail and Convict Trail

This easy walk offers lovely views across the Derwent. Interpretive signs along the track form part of a Convict Heritage Trail which tell the stories of some of the early settlers in the area. Walk or cycle from South Arm to Opossum Bay on the South Arm Peninsula Trail. The track is gravel and follows alongside South Arm Road between the South Arm store and the Opossum Bay store. The track offers views across the Derwent and there are opportunities to enjoy South Arm Beach and Opossum Bay Beach at either end. Interpretive signs along the track form part of a Convict Heritage Trail which tell the stories of some of the early settlers in the area. Warning: Take care at the road crossing on South Arm Road near Bezzants Road. Walking difficulty: Easy Length: 4.5 approximately Time: 1.5 hours one way Parking: There is a carpark opposite South Arm war memorial Dogs: On lead Activities: Cycling, Walking Other features: Public toilet located on Jetty Road near the beach

Sandford TAS

16 km away

Redbanks

Amusement and Theme Parks

Redbanks

The ultimate Tasmanian Adventure Attraction paired with Tasmania's biggest and best paintball fields. Come and try your hand out at any (or all) of the exciting range activities: Clay Target Shooting .22 Rifle Range, Archery, Axe Throwing, Air Rifles, Slingshots, Golf Alley, Paintball Fields and so much more. They have kids' packages for ages 10+, and then the larger range packages are for anyone age 16+. No gun license is required, and no experience is required. Come try something new! They can cater for any group size, from couples to large group events. All the different package options are listed on our website.

Nugent TAS

20 km away

Dry wild caught Greenlip abalone — Image credit: Tas Live Abalone Pty Ltd

Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

Tas Live Abalone Pty Ltd

Step inside Tasmania's premier wild‑caught abalone processing factory and discover the journey of one of the world's most prized seafood delicacies. The immersive visitor experience takes you behind the scenes of the Tasmanian wild abalone fishery, showcasing how expert divers sustainably harvest abalone from the pristine Southern Ocean. Enjoy guided tours of the factory, where you'll watch an engaging, cinematic video that reveals fascinating facts about Tasmania's abalone industry, the harvesting process, and the unique marine environment that makes their abalone world‑class. Get hands‑on with the ocean's treasures as you hold live abalone, watch them move, and capture memorable photos. Then delight your palate with two unique tastings: a freshly cooked abalone served in rich garlic butter or a sample of the all‑natural, retort‑cooked vacuum‑packed abalone, ready to enjoy straight from the pouch Before you leave, explore the dedicated retail area, where you can shop for premium abalone products at wholesale prices, giving you exceptional value on some of Tasmania's finest seafood.

Hobart TAS

21 km away

Clarence Mountain Bike Park and Meehan Range

Natural Attractions

Clarence Mountain Bike Park and Meehan Range

The Clarence Mountain Bike Park is located in the Meehan Range. It’s drier than the Wellington Range on the western side of the river, making it suitable for use during winter. Council manages the area between the Flagstaff Gully Link Road car park, along the northern side of the Tasman Highway, to Belbins Road, which makes up the Clarence Mountain Bike Park. The rest of the range is managed by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service. The trail network extends throughout the Meehan Range Nature Recreation Area and includes tracks for beginners (green), intermediate (blue) and advanced riders (black). To reach the top of the Meehan Skyline Trail K’s Choice is an easy (green) climb that starts partway along the XC loop (it’s bi-directional so keep an eye out for descending riders) or the Corkscrew Climb, a technically challenging intermediate track for those looking for a workout. There’s a choice of descending tracks with the Corkscrew Descent and Dinosaur Descent catering for intermediate riders while the Grassy Valley Descent has technical rock lines for advanced riders. The park links to other tracks in the Meehan Range. A Skyline Fire Trail extends to the Parks and Wildlife Service managed Meehan Recreation Area in the Redgate section off Belbins Road. There are also purpose-built mountain bike tracks creating a loop between Flagstaff Hill and Caves Hill.

Hobart TAS

21 km away

Waverley Wildlife Walk

Natural Attractions

Waverley Wildlife Walk

This is a gem of a walk and is one of many you can try at Waverley Flora Park. Walking difficulty: Moderate Mountain Biking difficulty: Intermediate Length: 2.8km Time: 1 hour walk Parking: Turning circle at the end of Lanena Street Activities: Mountain biking and walking Dogs: Under effective control (Please obey signage. Effective control means your dog is in close proximity, in line of sight, immediately responds to your voice command. If not, leave your dog on lead)

Hobart TAS

22 km away

Arden Bathhouse a unique and truly Tasmanian experience — Image credit: Arden Retreat

Spas and Retreats

Arden Bathhouse

Arden Bathhouse is a private bathhouse experience in bushland just outside Richmond, in Tasmania's Coal River Valley. Designed as a self-guided ritual, it invites guests to move between the deep heat of a wood-fired sauna, the sharp clarity of a cold plunge, and the lingering warmth of an outdoor hot tub, all with exclusive use of the space. Created for couples, friends or small groups, Arden Bathhouse offers a slower, more grounded kind of escape shaped by fire, water, fresh air and stillness. The experience is private and unhurried, with time to settle in, move at your own pace and enjoy the setting. Just five minutes from Richmond and around 30 minutes from Hobart, Arden Bathhouse feels secluded and restorative while remaining easily accessible from southern Tasmania. It can be booked as a standalone experience or paired with an overnight stay at The Croft at Arden Retreat.

Richmond TAS

22 km away

Brinktop Reserve and Richmond Park Track

Natural Attractions

Brinktop Reserve and Richmond Park Track

This circuit walk provides views across the Coal River Valley and the township of Richmond. The reserve contains rare and endangered plant species. The track winds through a corridor of trees adjacent to Brinktop Road. The track follows the northern boundary of Richmond Park, one of the oldest properties in Australia dating from 1810s. It climbs gently towards Brinktop Hill where it crosses a quiet road and enters Brinktop Bushland Reserve. There is a circuit track in the reserve which gives views across the Coal River Valley and Richmond township. The reserve contains rare and endangered plant species. Activities: Mountain biking and Walking Walking difficulty: Easy Mountain biking difficulty: Easy Distance: 3km one way Time: 45 minutes to 1 hour walking Parking: Park at the Richmond Bridge carpark off Wellington Street and cross the road to the footpath on the south side. Walk east along Wellington Street past historic homes until the start of the track is reached at Morgan Street Dogs: On lead (must be on lead at all times as sheep graze nearby)

Sorell TAS

22 km away

Bellerive Heritage Walk

Natural Attractions

Bellerive Heritage Walk

Bellerive was settled in the 1820s, it is one of the most historic areas of Hobart and was originally called Kangaroo Point. The name was changed to Bellerive, meaning beautiful river bank, in the 1830s. Walking difficulty: Easy Cycling difficulty : Easy Length: 3km Time: 1-1.5 hours Parking: Bellerive Boardwalk Dogs: On lead Warning: Although relatively short, there are several steep hills on the walk, especially around Bellerive Bluff.

Hobart TAS

23 km away

Home of The Tasmanian family History Society Inc. Hobart Branch — Image credit: A Scetch by A Wanders 2002 (Copyright TFHS Inc. Hobart)

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Tasmanian Family History Society Inc. Hobart Branch

The Tasmanian Family History Society is situated in the Heritage-listed Old Bellerive Post Office it is a great place to learn more about your Tasmanian ancestors. It welcomes people researching their family history whether your ancestors were from Tasmania, Mainland Australia or overseas you will find resources that may help your research. If you are visiting Hobart for a week or just one day they can help you with your family tree research. You will have access to their genealogical resources, including access to Ancestry.com, as well as many databases, monumental inscriptions, undertakers' records, wills, newspaper transcriptions etc. You can be ably assisted by one of the society's volunteers who have a wealth of knowledge in genealogical research. COVID Restrictions may apply at short notice: Time limits on accessing Ancestry.com computers may apply depending on demand.

Hobart TAS

23 km away

Crowds enjoying some of the amazing live music at Rosny Farm during the 2025 Clarence Jazz Festival — Image credit: Rosny Farm

Entertainment Venues

Rosny Farm

Rosny Farm is a bold, welcoming arts precinct tucked into Nipaluna / Hobart's sunny east — a place where stories are shared, ideas take shape, and creativity has room to grow. Lots of it. Their distinctive venues, sprawling parklands, and surprising spaces host a year-round program of exhibitions, gigs, workshops, festivals, artist residencies, and community events. On any given day, you might catch an emerging artist's first show, a Grammy Award-winning musician, or a school holiday workshop – all open to the public. Rosny Farm is a cultural initiative by the City of Clarence.

Hobart TAS

23 km away

Richmond Gaol Historic Site

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Richmond Gaol Historic Site

Richmond Gaol is the oldest intact gaol in Australia, located just a 20-minute drive north-east of Hobart. The Gaol was built in 1825 and is one of the best preserved convict structures still existing in Tasmania. You can step inside a solitary confinement cell measuring just one by two metres (6x3 feet). One of the Gaol's most infamous inmates was English convict, Ikey Solomon, said to be the model for Charles Dicken's character Fagin in Oliver Twist. The Gaol housed both Men and Women. You'll see chain-gang sleeping rooms, the flogging yards, the cook house and holding rooms, all with historical relics and documents to bring the convict past to life. Fully stocked souvenir and gift shop located on site.

Richmond TAS

24 km away

The Puzzle People in Edward Street, Richmond — Image credit: Steve Perrin

Shopping and Markets

The Puzzle People

The Puzzle People love puzzles… and more! Situated in the beautiful historic village of Richmond, The Puzzle People specialises in quality puzzles, toys, games, collectables and souvenirs. The store lovingly blends the passion of puzzling, historical zest, education through toys and games and the more diverse arena of fandom through its three distinctive areas – Puzzler’s Heaven, A Bit Curious and The Pop Culture Room. Puzzler’s Heaven is uniquely situated in Richmond, like the village, puzzles share a rich history. Here, you'll find the reason for the store's name, you can puzzle while you are there, be bedazzled by a large-scale piece puzzle and you can make a purchase of some of the most popular brands including Ravensburger and WASGIJ to name two. Are you just a little bit curious? If so, welcome! Housing a collection of licensed plush toys, games, models, fidgets, educational products, mind-benders and souvenirs, the middle and largest room promotes stories and mental gymnastics for all! The Pop Culture room is a love letter for certain fandom. It holds a collection of products to purchase for any aspiring Jedis, Timelords, Wizards, Superheroes, Mad Hatters and Friends... There are a couple of villains in there too… The Puzzle People's philosophy is based on service, quality and the never-ending need to play… why not come along and join in?

Richmond TAS

24 km away

Richmond Heritage Walk

Natural Attractions

Richmond Heritage Walk

Explore Richmond, a 19th century Georgian Village rich in convict history and explore many of the village's most important historic sites. Richmond is a 19th century Georgian village rich in convict history. The walk passes many of Richmond's most important historic sites, it can be done in either direction. Activities: Walking Difficulty: Easy Length: 2.2km Parking: Richmond Bridge, Richmond Gaol, Franklin Street carpark or the riverside carpark off Torrens Street Dogs: On lead

Richmond TAS

24 km away

Richmond Store — Image credit: Oakwood Industries PTY LTD

Shopping and Markets

Tasmanian Lavender Company

Bespoke retail shop located in the heart of the historic Township of Richmond. The retail store, built in 1850 and lovingly restored, showcases a large range of handmade lavender products using the lavender grown on the farm. Visitors welcome to come in and explore the scent, taste and diversity of one of nature's finest fragrances. The lavender is hand-harvested, hand distilled and the unique products are handmade.

Richmond TAS

24 km away

Browse handmade items at Richmond Village Market — Image credit: Richmond Village Market

Shopping and Markets

Richmond Village Market

Set in the history-filled Tasmanian town of Richmond - home to Australia's oldest stone bridge - this delightful artisan market offers a unique shopping experience for visitors. Buy direct from friendly local artists and makers, and discover quality handmade products and gifts. From visual artists to handmade jewellery, pottery, woodwork and much more, Richmond Village Market is a must-do for locals and visitors to the island state.

Richmond TAS

24 km away

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