Trot Through Time

Heritage Horse Drawn Carriages - Hobart

Cost:

A$300 (2 Passengers)

Duration:

1.5 hours

Departure Days:

Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

Departure Time:

From 12:00pm Friday and Sunday, 11:00am Saturday

Departure Point:

Salamanca Place (opposite the Ball and Chain Grill)

Pickup:

Salamanca Place (opposite the Ball and Chain Grill)

Dropoff:

Salamanca Place (opposite the Ball and Chain Grill)

Meals:

Valid for 01APR24-31MAR25:

- Romance/Indulgence

Book

On Request

Cost:

A$300 (2 Passengers)

Inclusions:


Valid for 01APR24-31MAR25:

- Tally-Ho Tea Packages available


What to Bring:

Itinerary:

Valid for 01APR23-31MAR25:
This tour is combining the Battery Point Jaunt and Waterfront Jaunt into a 1.5-hour tour which gives you the best Hobart can offer with n in-depth commentary of Hobart’s fascinating history.
You’ll also receive a beautiful hard cover book, Discovering Hobart (valued at $35.00 RRP) per couple to take home with you so that you can remember all the wonderful sights from your tour.
It may even prompt you to do a little more discovering of Hobart. You can also combine the Trot Through Time with either our Romance or Tasmanian Indulgence Packages to really enjoy your taste of colonial history. Take in even more of the alluring streets of Battery Point, going places you'll never get to in a bus or even find by driving! You'll really be immersed in the wonderful history of this fascinating place.
Your ears might even trick you into hearing the sounds of the shipwrights hammering and the haunting whalesong which once rang out over the Derwent. It was once said you could cross from one side of the Derwent to the other on a whale's back and the rich history of this amazing suburb reflects the importance of whaling to the fledgling colony.
Today, of course, we are keen to see the whales return to the Derwent again and the river is a playground now rather than a battleground for life and death.
You'll look out over the sparkling deep natural river harbour from the top of Battery Point. You'll learn what a widow's walk is and why they were so common back in the 1800s. Moving over to the Waterfront, you come to the site of the colony's first settlement. Once a small island at the end of a sandy spit, Hunter Island is now Hunter Street and its graceful sandstone buildings belie its once grisly past where miscreant convicts were hung and their bodies left to rot in an iron cage as a grim warning to others. The Waterfront is now a popular family area where fish and chips are the order of the day for dinner and the area sparkles with the glint of expensive yachts during the Sydney-Hobart Yacht Race.

Child Policy:

Valid for 01APR23-31MAR25:

Infant 0-2 years inclusive - Free of Charge.

Child 3-15 years inclusive - Child rate apply.

Important Information:


Valid for 01APR23-31MAR25:
- 2 adult minimum charge.

Book

On Request