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Wrest Point Hobart's beautiful Onyx Bar is our Official 'Home Away From Home' Big Screen Viewing Venue when the Hobart Hurricanes are playing Big Bash cricket over on the mainland.

So don your best purple outfit and join like-minded Hurricanes members and fans to watch our remaining away clashes on the big screens throughout this fully themed #PurpleArmy venue.

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Wrest Point's sister venue in Launceston - Country Club Tasmania is the other Official Live Viewing Site for all Hurricanes BBL away matches - providing the opportunity for northern members and fans of #TasmaniasTeam to gather as one and support their heroes too.

Luxury: Ibis Styles Hobart is a great spot for those wanting to relax and unwind during their weekend in Hobart. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool and a fitness centre as well as state of the art designed rooms – but when you do decide to leave, it’s only a short walk to Salamanca Markets and the city centre. Best Casino Hotels in Hobart, Australia on Tripadvisor: Find 2,462 traveller reviews, 649 candid photos, and prices for casino hotels in Hobart, Australia. Wrest Point Hobart 410 Sandy Bay Road Sandy Bay, Hobart. Country Club Tasmania Country Club Avenue Prospect Vale, Launceston. Dine pre-game at Wrest Point's RESTAURANTS: The Point Revolving Restaurant Kwan Ho Buffet and Coffee Shop Riverview Snacks. Enjoy match-day drinks at Wrest Point's BARS: The Rooftop Onyx Bar Birdcage Bar Casino Bar. 8 Republic Bar & Cafe, 299 Elizabeth St North Hobart, ☏ +61 3 6234 6954. In its day, the former Empire Hotel was one of Hobart's roughest pubs, hosting a shoot-out during the 1980s. Australian cricketer Max Walker grew up in the Empire, which was run by his parents. Apex Rooftop Bar & Lounge. Drink in the ultimate view of Vegas. Palms Casino Resort 4321 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103 Call (702) 942-7777.

HOBART HURRICANES REMAINING AWAY GAMES:

TONIGHT! Friday 18 January - Perth Scorchers vs Hobart Hurricanes
Optus Stadium, Perth - 9:30pm Tasmania Start Time - Fox Sports ONLY.

THIS Monday 21 January - Adelaide Strikers vs Hobart Hurricanes
Adelaide Oval, Adelaide - 7:15pm Tasmania Start Time.

THIS Wednesday 23 January - Sydney Sixers vs Hobart Hurricanes
SCG, Sydney - 7:15pm Tasmania Start Time.

Saturday 9 February - Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes
Manuka Oval, Canberra - 6:15pm Tasmania Start Time - Fox Sports ONLY.

FREE ENTRY OF COURSE!

Wrest Point Hobart
410 Sandy Bay Road
Sandy Bay, Hobart

Country Club Tasmania
Country Club Avenue
Prospect Vale, Launceston

Dine pre-game at Wrest Point's RESTAURANTS:

The Point Revolving Restaurant
Kwan Ho
Buffet and Coffee Shop
Riverview Snacks

Enjoy match-day drinks at Wrest Point's BARS:

The Rooftop
Onyx Bar
Birdcage Bar
Casino Bar

Book a hotel room overnight if your Hurricanes celebrations kick on late - HOBART: www.wrestpoint.com.au

Book a hotel room overnight if your Hurricanes celebrations kick on late - LAUNCESTON: www.countryclubtasmania.com.au

Wrest Point is also the Official Entertainment Venue of the Ricky Ponting Medal Awards Night - Cricket Tasmania's end-of-season ‘night of nights’ to recognise the summer that was.

This black tie event to close the 2018/19 Cricket Season is locked in for Friday 5 April and fans wishing to attend the event are asked to book their tickets ahead of time to avoid missing out.

Go Hurricanes!

Take the vibrancy of a capital city, add stellar bush walks and beaches, and start planning your next getaway.

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Forage and feast

Head to the forest and beaches on seasonal foraging tours with Sirocco South. Wild produce might include springtime asparagus, autumn mushrooms and, in summer, bower spinach, seaweeds and sea urchins. Your harvest is then turned into a six-course lunch by owner Mic Giuliani and matched with Bream Creek Vineyard wines.

'Tasmania offers immersive seasonal foraging unlike anywhere else.”
Mic Giuliani, Sirocco South

Three Capes Track

Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service

Three Capes Track

Heady heights are grounding on this four-day Tasman Peninsula hike across the tops of Australia's highest sea cliffs. Walk it in style on the guided Three Capes Lodge Walk, complete with spa treatments and private lodges. Or DIY – staying in the most stylish public huts in the country.

Walk on kunanyi

From almost anywhere in Hobart, the familiar heft of kunanyi/Mount Wellington dominates the horizon, and it’s a favourite playground of Hobartians. Local tour operator Walk on kunanyi explores the secret history and beauty spots of the mountain on a series of walks, including Sea to Summit, starting at the harbourfront in the morning and rising to the mountain’s full height of 1271 metres a few hours later.

Par Avion

Matt Donovan

Par Avion Wilderness Tours, Bathurst Harbour

Walking in Tasmania's remote Southwest Wilderness is rewarding, but it comes more easily on a flight experience with Par Avion. Fly south west to Melaleuca, then explore Bathurst Harbour and the Bathurst Narrows by boat on the Southwest Wilderness Experience day trip. Or go the full wilderness baptism with a three-day stay at Par Avion's private waterside camp on the shore of Bathurst Harbour.

Wooden Boat Centre Tasmania

On the bank of the Huon River in Franklin, the Wooden Boat Centre preserves the traditional art of handcrafting timber boats. Take a 45-minute tour of the workshop, watching students and shipwrights building boats, or join one of the centre's courses to build your own. Courses run as short as a week, crafting an Inuit kayak or timber oars and spars.

'Travelling slowly, we get to watch eagles soar, hear waves crashing and relax on deserted beaches.' Reg Grundy, Roaring 40s Kayaking

Kayaking

Graham Freeman

Roaring 40s Kayaking, Bathurst Harbour

Tasmania's rugged edges are best explored by kayak. Southern Sea Ventures runs four-day trips riding the Southern Ocean along the cliff-lined shores of Bruny Island and the Tasman Peninsula. With Roaring 40s Kayaking, it's total immersion in the Southwest Wilderness on an eight-day expedition paddle in Bathurst Harbour and Port Davey. 'Travelling slowly, we get to watch eagles soar, hear waves crashing and relax on deserted beaches,' says Roaring 40s owner Reg Grundy. 'And the air is so fresh – it last blew over land in Chile, 8000 kilometres away.'

Stay

Moss

Supplied courtesy Moss Hotel

Moss Hotel

Now spanning two Georgian warehouses on Salamanca Place, chic Moss is a happy paradox of central and secluded. Behind the sandstone facades, Moss is Hobartian to its Georgian boot straps: the three-level living wall is lined with thousands of native Tasmanian plants, while the views from guestrooms overlook the bustling market on Saturdays.

Crowne Plaza Hobart

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Rising tall from the centre of Hobart, the 235 rooms at the new 12-level Crowne Plaza Hobart have unusual CBD views - choose mountain or water. Dine above the city at The Deck, or head for the heights of Aura, Hobart's first rooftop bar, due to open in late November.

Bruny Island Coastal Retreats

Choose from nine distinctive properties dotted across South Bruny Island. They include the rustic timber Bruny Island Lodge, with walls that peel back for open-air living and a chip-and-putt golf course, cinematic views from the glass-wrapped and contemporary Cloudy Bay Beach House, and a waterside fisherman's cottage at Taylors Bay.

Explorers Lodge B&B

Go upstream and upmarket at the new Explorers Lodge B&B bringing Hamptons styling to historic New Norfolk, 30 minutes’ drive from Hobart in the Derwent Valley. With four guestrooms and two self-contained apartments, it's a place to relax: in the sunroom's rocking chair or daybed, on the deck with river views, or in the tranquil gardens and orchard.

Villa Talia

Step onto the wraparound veranda at the Villa Talia, open the complimentary bubbly and take in views of the Hartz Mountains and the Huon River. The house sits on three hectares about 10 minutes’ drive from Cygnet, amid orchards and fields of cattle.

Tinderbox Retreat

Perched high on the Tinderbox Peninsula, the Tinderbox Retreat is a short 20 minutes' drive from Hobart - and yet so happily far away. There are views across the River Derwent from every room, along with a private gym and sauna, outdoor spa, fully equipped chef's kitchen and Tesla car charger.

Coming up

Vibe Hotel Hobart has transformed the city’s skyline, and the 142-room hotel on Argyle Street is due to open in late 2020. Also well underway in Hobart is Australia’s first Movenpick hotel. Meanwhile, in Parliament Square, The Tasman is taking shape behind a carefully restored sandstone façade. Hobart’s new five-star property, Marriott’s first luxury collection hotel in Australia, is due to open by mid 2021.

Eat and drink

New in Oatlands

In a virtual blink, the heritage town of Oatlands has gone gourmet. The Imbibers wine bar, in an atmospheric former dispensary, serves wine, spirits and beer produced within 60 kilometres of town, along with platters of local produce, while the Kentish Hotel has reopened after seven years as a bakery - stay tuned for its new microbrewery in 2021. And speaking of bakeries, one of Hobart's top bakehouses, Pigeon Whole Bakers, is opening an outlet in Oatlands.

Natural brew

Beer and cider are in their natural element at the farm bar of Two Metre Tall Farmhouse Ale and Cider on the outskirts of New Norfolk. Ingredients for its complex, wild-fermented ales are grown on the 600-hectare farm, sourced from other Tasmanian growers, or even wild-foraged from the Derwent Valley.

'The farm gives us a sense of place, connected to ingredients we grow ourselves and source from other Tasmanian farmers for our ales.' Jane Huntington, Two Metre Tall Farmhouse Ale and Cider

The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery

Jarrad Seng

The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery & Store

Dine in or take-out at the celebrated Agrarian Kitchen Eatery set in a former ward of the Willow Court asylum in New Norfolk. Casual, kiosk-style takeaways have been added recently to the offerings - bring a blanket and enjoy a picnic on its lawns. And in the restaurant, the menus are now set. 'They're a much better example of what we do - a real snapshot of our garden,' says owner Rodney Dunn. 'They allow us to tell our story a lot better, and are more representative of where we are in the world. 'Watch this space for a new market garden inside the asylum's walled exercise yard as the Agrarian Kitchen's famed cooking school shifts to the Willow Court site.

“Our new set menus are a much better example of what we do - a real snapshot of our garden.' Rodney Dunn, The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery

Bangor Vineyard Shed

Adam Gibson

Bangor Vineyard Shed

What's old is new at storied Bangor Vineyard Shed, where a dedicated wine tasting room has opened beside the original vineyard shed. There are tastings of Bangor's eight wines at the long bar or out on the tasting room's covered deck. Dine at the adjoining restaurant and reflect on your proximity to so much vital Tasmanian history – Dutch seafarer Abel Tasman made his only landing on the island along Bangor's coast in 1642, and it was later the site of first contact between Tasmanian Aboriginal people and European explorers.

Whisky tasting

Samuel Shelley

Whisky tasting at Old Kempton Distillery

Draw a circle 90 minutes' drive around Hobart and it spans almost a dozen distilleries. Hit the road to find the likes of Shene Estate, Old Kempton and the rye whiskies of Belgrove in the Southern Midlands, and Spring Bay and McHenry on the east coast and Tasman Peninsula. On the way back to Hobart, slip into Cambridge-based Sullivans Cove Distillery, which has twice been awarded world's best single cask single malt as well as world's best single malt.

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