Any Hobart tour should include a trip to the Mt. Wellington summit for stunning views of Tasmania. Pass Anglesea Barracks, the oldest Australian Army barracks still in use today, on your way to the mountain.

Travel towards Mount Wellington, through the suburbs of south Hobart and Ferntree, and take note of the multiple eco systems you pass through as you ascend the mountain. View the massive rock formation known as the Organ Pipes, and then arrive at Mount Wellington summit – a harsh rocky alpine environment affording unsurpassed views on a clear day, where you will be able to witness the panoramic spectacle of Hobart and its surrounding suburbs, towns, and vast waterways. Mt. Wellington's 4,165-foot pinnacle is home to a glass observation building that provides breathtaking panoramic views all the way to the sea. While on Mt. Wellington, tour the boardwalks that sprawl out in all directions over its rocky alpine surface. Your friendly local guide will provide expert commentary and make sure your trip up and down the mountain are relaxing and safe aboard a custom coach.

After heading back down the mountain, you will stop at the Female Factory. Once a female prison, the Female Factory was mentioned in Bryce Courtenay’s book, "The Potato Factory." Explore the enchanting views of Hobart and its surrounding towns and countryside from atop Mt. Wellington's remarkable precipice. It's a sight you won't forget.