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Peppermint Bay Cruise
Things To Do Hobart, Hobart, Tasmania
Cruises, Sailing and Water Tours
Guests enjoy a round-trip scenic cruise to Peppermint Bay Hotel while soaking up Tasmania’s spectacular scenery and savouring a delicious lunch.
We depart from Brooke Street Pier taking in harbour and city views as we cruise our way through the River Derwent. Upon entering the calm waters of the d’Entrecasteaux Channel, we stop at a few spots of interest: ancient rock formations and if the sea life is cooperating we will see sea eagles, dolphins and seals. We then dock at the jetty to disembark at Peppermint Bay Hotel.
Overlooking the picturesque Bruny Island, it is the perfect spot to enjoy your lunch inspired by the produce from our own gardens and local growers. Our beverage selection is also testament to the talent and bounty of Tasmania, showcasing some of the best local wines, beers and spirits.
After lunch feel free to wander the grounds of Peppermint Bay and the village of Woodbridge, before the leisurely cruise back to Hobart.
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From $88 to $148
Departing from waterfront hub, Brooke Street Pier in Hobart. The Peppermint Bay Cruise takes in harbour and city views, the River Derwent and its magnificent estuary, cruising its way along Bruny Island and the stunning D’Entrecasteaux Channel arriving in the near pristine waters of Peppermint Bay. We’ll deliver you right to the doorstep!
Enjoy a set menu over lunch or simply order from the bistro, compliment your dining from a selection of Tasmanian beers on tap, or choose from the Tasmanian influenced wine list. Walk through the quiet village of Woodbridge before cruising back to Hobart aboard Peppermint Bay II.
