Hobart, Tasmania’s state capital, offers the largest and most versatile event-hosting capabilities in the state, making it the perfect destination for business events of all scales.

Beyond its state-of-the-art venues, Hobart provides unparalleled access to Tasmania’s stunning natural surroundings and thrilling outdoor activities perfect for incentive programs as well as pre- and post-tours.

Additionally, Hobart’s close proximity to iconic destinations like Bruny Island allows for unique team-building opportunities and breathtaking scenic corporate retreats. Attendees can indulge in unforgettable culinary adventures, such as the “Deep to Dish” tour with Tasmanian Wild Seafood Adventures, where they’ll savour the freshest seafood straight from the ocean.

The city also boasts rich cultural experiences, from its vibrant arts scene to its deep connection to Tasmania’s heritage, ensuring that every event is not only productive but truly memorable.

Continue reading to discover some of the experiences showcased during our recent famils.

Cobblestoned laneways, historical Georgian sandstone buildings and rugged mountains, the perfect backdrop for any event

Here’s a small selection of Southern Tasmania experiences and venues to help you picture what an event held in Southern Tasmania could include.

The Source

Situated atop the iconic Mona site, The Source is a culinary destination that celebrates the best of seasonal Tasmanian dining.

Here, delegates can enjoy sweeping views, lush and living moss-and-herb tables, and impeccable service. Complementing the experience is an award-winning wine list that showcases the region’s finest.

As part of the Mona site experience, exclusive museum tours can easily be incorporated into any event. For a touch of sophistication, the Mona Ferry is available for private hire, offering a stylish journey from Brooke Street Pier to Mona aboard its sleek catamaran.

 

 

Cascade Female Factory Historical Site

The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cascades Female Factory remains a relic of Hobart’s colonial past. The site retells the moving stories of the thousands of convict women and children who passed through its towering sandstone walls.

Guided tours and storytelling experiences here will draw delegates deeper into their past, providing a thought-provoking site for your next event.

 

 

Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart

With uninterrupted views of the Hobart waterfront and walking distance to the CBD and City attractions, the Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart offers guests exceptional comfort and personalised service. Their Convention & Exhibition Centre is Tasmania’s premier conference & events venue and the largest purpose-built conference and event facility in Tasmania.

This includes facilities such as a plenary for 1,100 delegates, 11 flexible function spaces and space for 125 trade exhibition booths.

 

 

Wrest Point

Wrest Point Hotel & Conference Centre is a premier destination for both business and leisure travelers, offering an exceptional venue for events of all sizes. From intimate board meetings to large conferences and gala dinners, Wrest Point provides versatile spaces and world-class services to meet a wide range of needs.

Set on the picturesque River Derwent in Hobart, Tasmania, this iconic venue combines stunning views, outstanding hospitality, and an extensive range of facilities to ensure a memorable experience for every guest.

 

 

Pennicott Wilderness Journeys

The multiple award-winning Pennicott Wilderness Journeys operates five standard touring experiences in Southern Tasmania, inviting delegates to experience close encounters with wildlife, and explore spectacular national park coastlines aboard custom-built yellow boats.

 

Why stop here? Southern Tasmania has so much more on offer!

Discover even more great experiences and venues by exploring our Supplier Page!

 

And if you are interested in seeing what our other regions have to offer then be sure to check out the other recent region highlights!

North-West

Launceston and Northern Tasmania

East Coast

 

Image Credits: Beetle Black Media, The Bakery Creative Agency