Enjoy Tasmania’s best in your rental car
Drive your rental car and explore Tasmania’s natural attractions when you take on the Great Eastern Drive that runs from Hobart to St Helens. As you head from south to north, this route is dotted with interesting coastal towns that are waiting to be uncovered. The best part is that they are located near sunny and beautiful beaches. Stop by and enjoy the white shores of Spring Beach at Orford or wander along Wineglass Bay. From kayaking at sea to exploring the great outdoors and more, the Great Eastern Drive is the perfect road trip for viewing Tasmania’s stunning East Coast.
If you’re visiting Tasmania early in the year, take your rental car down to Tasmania’s Bridestowe Lavender Estate to catch a whiff of these beautiful purple plants and take part in a soap making workshop. Experiencing a little bit of the hunger pangs? Head over to the café for a quick bite or visit their workshop for other special lavender products. From the views of the estate to the sounds and fragrances of this attraction—this is a full sensory experience that is easily accessible by a rental car in Tasmania.
The biggest and privately-owned museum of Australia is also located in Tasmania’s capital city, Hobart. The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is a crowd pleaser with its interactive and entertaining exhibitions. Controversial and eye-opening in nature, this family-friendly tourist hotspot is far from dull. Filled with unexpected exhibitions, consider making this a mandatory visit on your holiday itinerary.
Drive your hire car down to Tasmania’s Salamanca Markets for a feast. As one of the most popular hotspots for local food and interesting souvenirs, this market has something for everyone regardless of age. Take your hire car here for Tasmanian restaurants, cafes and shops for a gastronomical experience or hit up a nearby park for a peaceful picnic. With over 300 stalls to choose from, you’ll surely be spoilt for choice.
If you’re seeking a more thrilling experience, drive your hire car to Tasmania’s Huon Valley for a fast and furious jet boat ride that is bound to get your adrenaline rushing.
Consider taking a road trip to Tasmania’s Dolomite Caves. Formed millions of years ago, this prehistoric attraction is approximately a 90-minute ride on your rental car from the South of Hobart, Tasmania.
What’s a road trip in Tasmania without seeing the Tasmanian Devil? The Tasmanian Devil Unzoo, which is on the way to Port Arthur, is a good spot to find these indigenous creatures. If you’re pressed for time, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is a good alternative. For those who love history, take your rental car down to Tasmania’s Port Arthur to learn about Australia’s convict past.
Return your rental car conveniently at the end of your Tasmanian road trip to Hertz Australia at the airport or downtown location. Tasmania is waiting to be explored so make it a destination for your next vacation.