Car Hire Hobart

When you hire a car in Hobart through Webcarhire, you are guaranteed to receive a dependable car from an established and worthy brand and at a reasonable cost.

Webcarhire offers a range of hire cars anywhere in Hobart and throughout Australia. Webcarhire provides you with the option of alternate premier car hire companies such as; Europcar, Avis Hertz and Thrifty.

A 240km stretch of Bass Strait separates mainland Australia from Tasmania and the capital of this natural island is Hobart. The city sits snugly at the foot of Mt. Wellington and is painted by most as picturesque, relaxed, friendly and pleasant. Hobart's magnificent surrounding regions include tranquil highland lakes, tall forests, awe-inspiring mountains and dramatic coastlines. For lovers of nature and the outdoors, Tasmania has more than 2000km of walking tracks, 18 national parks and is surrounded on all sides by the Southern Ocean, Tasman Sea and Bass Strait. For those whose passions are culturally inspired, the city of Hobart is known widely for its historic sites, museums and galleries

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Slamanca Place: Salamanca Place is as trendy as a historical waterfront can come. Situated in Sullivan's Cove, the strip is dotted with restaurants, cafes, galleries, boutiques, jewellery stores, book shops and bars. It is, however, the Saturday markets that have truly put Salamanca Place on the map.

Port Arthur Historic Site: Approximately 1hour from Hobart, Port Arthur sits on the banks of a gorgeous bay and against the Tasman Peninsula. History and heritage can't help but to permeate the region's atmosphere. The ancient convict history seeps through the ruins, historic buildings and incredible geological formations that give the region its unmistakable character.

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery: Established in the 1840's, the museum allows visitors to experience Tasmania's past through the enlightenment of real life during the early European settlement and convict times.

Battery Point: Battery Point is the most historical area within Hobart and is only a short walk from Salamanca Place. Interesting sites at Battery Point include the Arthur Circus Cottages and St. George's Anglican Church and Van Diemen's Land Folk Museum.

Hobart's calendar year is characterised by four distinct and different seasons. Summer days are typically warm-hot (December to February), autumn days are mellow and sunny (March to May), winter days are crisp and clear (June to August) and Spring days are cool and fresh (September to November).