Travelodge Hotel Hobart

Dive deep into the night markets of Asia, exploring hawker food found in backstreets and laneways. Mr. Good Guy celebrates Asian street food with a modern urban twist bringing Asian shared-eating and pop culture together in Hobart. Grab your friends! We can't wait to see you for cold drinks and good times. Aside from serving delicious lunches and delectable dinners packed full of South East Asia flavour, from 2:30pm to 5pm Mr. GG offers a bar bites menu, perfect to pair with your favourite cocktail. Please note there is no food service between 5pm and 5:30pm, dinner starts from 5.30pm.

Explore Tasmania’s wintery regions and immerse yourself in the island’s breathtaking diversity. Over 6 incredible days, our small group tour of Tasmania will connect you with nature as we discover snow-capped mountains, misty rainforests, plunging waterfalls, and wide, untouched beaches. Cruise along the tranquil Gordon River and uncover Tasmania’s wild beauty in places like Cradle Mountain, Freycinet, Mount Field National Park, and the Bay of Fires. Winter is the ideal time to spot native wildlife, including wombats, pademelons, and echidnas, as they roam through soft, golden light. Stargazers will delight in Tasmania’s dark winter skies, offering crystal-clear views of the Milky Way. Dare to take an invigorating cold-water plunge. Breathe deeply as you inhale the world’s freshest air. Join our local guide on a range of magnificent short walks to join in Tasmania’s stunning wilderness and feel rejuvenated from exploring rainforests, lakes and streams, mountains, beaches and looking for wildlife, in the company of new friends. Our promise is to deliver a hassle-free, invigorating wild adventure across Tasmania’s regions. Grab your beanie, and puffer jacket, and we’ll take care of the rest.

This six or seven day whitewater rafting expedition takes you through the Upper and Middle sections of the Franklin River, deep in the heart of Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage Area. The rafting starts on the Collingwood which soon joins up with the Franklin River. We will rocket through the rapids of Descension Gorge before arriving at the beautiful 'Irenabyss' or chasm of peace, our base camp to tackle the imposing Frenchmans Cap (1442 metres), the monarch of the southwest. We'll use all of our well-practised white water rafting skills to negotiate the rapids in the Great Ravine, one of Tasmania's most spectacular gorges. On day seven we head into Propsting Gorge and arrive at the Mt. McCall Track. After a climb of around 350 metres up a steep track, we leave the Franklin River, then a four-wheel drive to Queenstown then bus to Hobart. Unpredictable river levels mean our trip will always be an adventure - it is possible to encounter both very low levels and floods within days of each other. Whatever the level, rafts offer the best way to explore this unique wilderness.