Travel Video: Hobart (what Hobart looks like) | Tasmania

Hobart video drops at last! A few days ago I left southern Tasmania behind, heading north toward my main goals: Launceston and Cradle Mountain National Park. Before diving into the state’s north, I wanted to finish my travel videos from the south — saving the massive South Coast Track project for later when there’s more editing time.

I’ve passed through Hobart three times this past month. First when I flew in from King Island, then to prepare gear and supplies for the South Coast Track, and finally when I returned celebrating its completion. Most footage in this video comes from those initial two weeks, when I was still finding my feet in the city and ticking off all the main attractions.

Adjusting felt strange after 14 months on remote King Island. City sounds, traffic, people everywhere — I felt like a stranger stumbling back into the real world. Looking through all my Tasmania footage now, you can see me constantly seeking those quiet escapes — from Freycinet crowds to Maria Island silence to the total isolation of the South Coast Track. Fresh off publishing the Port Arthur video, here’s Tasmania’s capital in full.

Video: Hobart

Hobart Video Content (In Order of Appearance):

  • Taking the aeroplane from King Island to Hobart
  • The Cenotaph memorial
  • Hobart’s Princes Wharf waterfront
  • Old entrance of Beaumaris Zoo
  • Crossing the Tasman Bridge
  • Summit views from Mt. Nelson
  • Vibrant Farm Gate Market
  • Bustling Salamanca Market
  • Peaceful Hobart Botanical Gardens
  • The legendary MONA museum
  • Panoramic views from Mt. Wellington
  • Relaxing Lords Beach
  • Constitution Dock harbor
  • St. David’s Cathedral
  • Rivulet Park (east of the bridge)
  • Lindisfarne area (east of the bridge)
  • Bellerive neighborhood (east of the bridge)
  • Historic Cascade Brewery
  • Lush Fern Tree

Southern Tasmania treated me exceptionally well overall. Hobart served as my launchpad, prep station, and victory lap — now the north waits with new adventures. Full Hobart travel guides and wider Tasmania coverage coming soon to help you plan your own visit.

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Yentl Doggen

Hello there! My name is Yentl. I studied music and worked as a session drummer for several years. However, my desire to explore the world led me to embark on a five-year journey across different countries. Eventually, I returned home with a newfound appreciation for life and a rekindled passion for music. This website reflects the various chapters and experiences that have shaped me into who I am today.