Situated just a short stroll from Hobart's vibrant city-centre, the Port of Hobart offers cruise passengers and crew a unique cruise destination.

As Australia’s second oldest city, the Port of Hobart is the gateway to a wealth of unforgettable tourism experiences across southern Tasmania, a region renowned for its exciting food and wine culture, breathtaking natural scenery and iconic cultural events.

All arriving cruise ship passengers and crew transit through the Macquarie Wharf No. 2 (MAC 02) Cruise Terminal located on Hunter Street, Hobart (opposite the University School of Arts building on Hunter Street).

Situated just a short stroll from Hobart's vibrant city-centre, the Port of Hobart offers cruise passengers and crew a unique cruise destination.

As Australia’s second oldest city, the Port of Hobart is the gateway to a wealth of unforgettable tourism experiences across southern Tasmania, a region renowned for its exciting food and wine culture, breathtaking natural scenery and iconic cultural events.

All arriving cruise ship passengers and crew transit through the Macquarie Wharf No. 2 (MAC 02) Cruise Terminal located on Hunter Street, Hobart (opposite the University School of Arts building on Hunter Street).