A larger Coles supermarket in Sandy Bay with a full deli and bakery, which is a 3 minute drive from the White Cottage South.
Just one block from White Barn and White Cottage – West and a 3 min drive (or 13 min walk) from White Cottage North Hobart, offering the very best fresh Tasmanian produce, wine, deli, bakery and cheese.
Convenient access to fresh local produce, artisan goods and daily essentials.
A premier gourmet grocer specializing in premium Tasmanian produce, featuring a full deli and a wide selection of ready to eat meals.
A range of fresh fruit and vegetables within close proximity catering to all your grocery needs.
Small inner-city supermarket with a decent range of fresh produce, bakery, deli and essentials.
A larger Woolworths supermarket in Sandy Bay with a full deli and bakery, which is a 3 minute drive from the White Cottage South.
A restaurant on the fourth floor of Hobart’s Brook Street Pier. The Modern Australian menu utilises seasonal herbs and vegetables, locally caught and harvested seafood, and small-farm free-range meat and dairy.
THE BEST Japanese restaurant in Hobart. Must-eat!!! Always buzzing + a great bar. Open ’til late. Located in Elizabeth St (easy walk from the cottage) in mid-town (between North Hobart and the city).
Bento is a Japanese sushi restaurant for take-away or dine in experience if you need a quick and easy meal.
Fabulous brunch venue located on the Elizabeth St restaurant strip in North Hobart (walkable) with excellent coffee. Bathed in natural light, great service and delicious food and drinks.
Authentic, rustic Italian food in a modern setting. Our go-to!
Great re-vamped traditional English-style pub within easy walking distance. Local beers on tap and a great menu. Outdoor beer garden upstairs.
A must do, held on Sundays in Hobart, walk down the stalls and chat with the locals about their fresh Tasmanian produce, gourmet food, and handmade goods, its a great way to spend on hour.
A focus on using local, seasonal, and sustainable produce sourced from local growers and distributors, so to the menu changes weekly depending on what is available and of the highest quality.
Enjoy the freshest seafood, fish ‘n’ chips & hot chowder on Hobart’s historic waterfront … Fish Frenzy is famous for its delicious, daily fresh fish and chips, grilled seafood, salads and amazing hot seafood chowder.
A hidden gem on Princes Street, you will find a pet friendly cafe with a cozy environment and courtyard serving specialty coffee and delicious breakfast, lunch options to chose from.
Good Food, Good Wine, and Great Coffee. Cafe by Day and Restaurant by night. Located in the Old Jet Servo in Sandy Bay.
Awesome little bar and eatery. Highly recommend popping in for a cocktail or Tasmanian gin after returning from the MONA ferry or before dinner at Peppina (just across the road).
Great Korean – our go-to for take away. Located a block from the cottage on the North Hobart restaurant strip. Casual atmosphere for dine-in.
Great Tasmanian food, served with great local and imported wines. Stunning sandstone building/courtyard, you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to Spain! Located on Elizabeth Street (city end).
Amazing French patisserie with excellent coffee and stunning savoury and sweet treats. Pure indulgence!
Drop by for a delicious selection of fresh, nutrient-rich, healthy food and drink to start your day.
A popular cafe in Sandy Bay, known for its charming cottage-style atmosphere serving breakfast, brunch and lunch options.
A portal to a world of fine drinking, an old-world bar experience reimagined for today at the Tasman Hotel in Hobart.
Great sushi – often grab our lunch from here. Located within a short walk on Elizabeth Street.
Intimate setting in a cute historical corner building within walking distance. Amazing food and service. Does not disappoint for a great experience.
Fabulous Italian-inspired restaurant located in in the Tasman Hotel complex. Great food, great drinks and a fabulous atmosphere. Bookings essential!
An ever-changing menu influenced by a passion for Italian flavours and techniques, and guided by the most delicious Tasmanian produce of the season. Make yourself at home and buon appetito!
Fab spot for coffee/brunch or a glass of wine outside. Right on the North Hobart cafe/restaurant strip, opposite The State Cinema.
A short walk on Elizabeth St, the Renown is a great original lolly shop and milk bar. Hasn’t changed for decades, but still has the best selection of lollies and chocolates and we love their excellent selection of milkshakes and sundaes you can eat in the old booths (or try your fun on the pin ball machine)! A lot of daggy fun! A hit for young and old.
Great vibe, awesome coffee, service and food. Great for brunch, lunch and wood fired pizzas for dinner. Plenty of indoor and outdoor dining right in the heart of the North Hobart dining strip.
Tasmanian brewery with a warehouse vibe – kept cosy with open fires. Good food – think burgers, loaded fires and tacos. Located in mid-town (between North Hobart and the city). Next door to Bar-Wa.
An old pub located in the quiet, historic suburb of Battery Point. Freshly poured beer, roaring open fires and a range of dining options to settling in after a long day.
Sisterhood has an all day breakfast and brunch menu, start your day off with a great coffee, conveniently located on King Street in Sandy Bay.
A neighbourhood bakery and bistro in Sandy Bay, stop in for a loaf of bread and a pastry or settle in for a meal in their bistro area.
Smolt Kitchen is an eclectic modern cafe and restaurant in West Hobart. We serve breakfast lunch, dinner and drinks seven days a week. Just 2 blocks from White Barn and White Cottage West Hobart. Kid-friendly!
Solo blends authentic, rustic Italian cuisine with a relaxed, confident vibe, offering exceptional food and great service and a vibrant atmosphere.
Funky and hip in an intimate space. Amazing locally sourced food with cool tunes pumping on the record player. Located in mid-town on Elizabeth St (between North Hobart and the city).
Looking for a unique experience, visit Suminato, serving up contemporary Japanese cuisine, just a short walk from the accommodation. Booking is recommended.
Easy walking distance from the property at the city end of the Elizabeth Street cafe/restaurant strip, a great place to pop in for a Tasmanian brewed beer, cider or glass of bubbles. Patrons are welcome to BYO food.
The Metz Hobart, offers a welcoming atmosphere with a diverse menu. They are renowned for their hand-stretched, fermented-dough pizzas.
A modern local pub in Hobart, casual dining known for great burgers and chicken parmigiana and live music on Saturdays, located on Sandy Bay Road.
In the heart of Hobart, we celebrate the art of fine drinks and good company. From expertly crafted cocktails and carefully selected local craft beers, each choice on our menu reflects Tasmania’s vibrant spirit
Experience the rich flavors and aromas of traditional Turkish cuisine at Turkish Tukka, Sandy Bay – a shareable feast for the whole family.
A boutique gifts and homewares store offering timeless, design-led pieces located in Sandy Bay.
A lovingly curated collection of bespoke homewares, gifts and vintage treasures. Interior Design Studio + Store in Sandy Bay,
Take a guided tour of the World Heritage-listed Cascades Female Factory, which was a self-contained, purpose-built institution intended to reform female convicts.
Take a self guided drive to New Norfolk to check out the flywheel, a boutique stationery supplies shop and letterpress studio, and Drill Hall Emporium, an antique store owned by Mother and Daughter duo who have a love for the old, antiques and stationery.
On your way to Richmond, a great day trip is to visit the Tasmanian wineries and cheese companies along Cambridge Road. We recommend Coal Valley Winery, Frogmore Creek, Coal River Valley Farm, Wicked Cheese Company and Pooley Wines. A stunning day out!
Cruise the water on the “Spirit of Hobart” and take in Hobart’s coastline from the water, there are a couple of cruise options to chose from.
This Huon Valley Day Drive will take you to the south of Hobart. The Huon Valley is a very picturesque area that has easy to access the wilderness rainforest at Geeveston. If you really want to make a day of it, you can drive to the finish of the Cockle Creek Road – the end of the line – the most southerly point in Australia that you can drive a car.
Walk the streets of New Norfolk and you come across, Miss Arthur, a home goods store that sells handcrafted and traditional products.
You don’t visit Hobart without a trip to MONA! Short drive from the White Barn and White Cottage or even better, take the ferry (departs from Hobart waterfront). A fab day out!
Approx. 20 min drive to the summit of Mount Wellington and is a must for a spectacular view of Hobart. You may be lucky enough to play in the snow. Rug up, even in summer!
Whilst visiting Richmond Bridge, about 500m up the road be sure to check out the Old Hobart Town, a unique multi award winning model village depicting life in Hobart as it was in the 1820’s.
Arrange an unforgettable cruise to explore the rugged coastline of the River Derwent, up to Australia’s oldest lighthouse, the Iron Pot and Circumnavigate Betsey Island.
Port Arthur Historic Site is a special place of vivid history, cultural heritage and stories so compelling, you’ll want to hear them again and again. It’s a place of global significance – one of the 11 places that make up the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Australian Convict Sites.
The best way to see the sights of Hobart. Jump aboard the Red Decker and enjoy the expert commentary from their friendly drivers.
Great free attraction – wander the expansive gardens, enjoy the view of the Derwent River and visit the cafe. 5 min drive away on The Domain.
Richmond is a beautiful historic Hobart town, around 25 mins away by car. You’ll find great cafes, antique and gift shops, the Richmond maze, Richmond Bridge, Richmond Bakery, Sweets & Treats and Richmond Arms pub. Stroll along the river and feed the ducks.
Wander through this historical and iconic Hobart market on a Saturday morning for Tasmanian-made treasures, great food and a relaxing, eclectic vibe. Pop into one of the many art galleries or grab a coffee at one of the many coffee shops and watch the world go by.
If you’re looking for some down time, the State Cinema is a good option. A couple of blocks from White Cottage and White Barn with a great selection of movies, you can enjoy the fantastic architecture and a glass of wine whilst you watch a movie. A great cafe and bookshop attached.
The Tahune Forest Airwalk is an elevated walkway 30 metres above the forest floor, with the final cantilever section sitting at a height of 50 metres above the Huon River. There are other walks to explore in the area as well, check out The Swinging Bridges Walk & the Huon Pine Walk, all a 90-minute drive south from Hobart.
If you have some time, immerse yourself in Tasmania’s story, where art, culture, and science come together to inspire curiosity and connection – there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
If you like a hit of tennis, the Domain Tennis Centre is 2 minute drive from White Cottage and White Barn and accepts casual bookings.
Great for kids (particularly on rainy days) – indoor aquatic centre is located a 2 minute drive from White Cottage and 5 mins from White Barn. Perfect for guests who enjoy swimming or who are visiting for swimming meets.
Visiting Hobart for the cricket or footy? Located over the Tasman Bridge, around 10 min drive away. Guests can also travel via water taxi for a great experience and views of Hobart from the River Derwent.