Dublin to Hobart

This is an economy deal to Hobart from Dublin on Etihad, Qantas for Nov 8, 2026 – Nov 14, 2026.

Priced at $1323 round trip. The route covers 22,071 miles round trip.

Hobart, Tasmania’s compact capital, is a compelling choice for travelers drawn to striking natural scenery, a strong sense of place, and an increasingly sophisticated cultural scene. Set between the sheltered Derwent River and the slopes of kunanyi/Mount Wellington, the city combines waterfront charm with easy access to wilderness, making it especially appealing for those who want urban comforts without losing sight of the outdoors. The best times to visit are spring and summer, from October through March, when the weather is milder, daylight lasts longer, and the city’s markets, festivals, and coastal excursions are at their liveliest.

Much of Hobart’s appeal lies in its mix of historic and contemporary neighborhoods. Salamanca Place is known for its Georgian sandstone warehouses, galleries, and the long-running Salamanca Market, while nearby Battery Point offers quiet streets, heritage cottages, and a more intimate old-town feel. On the waterfront, Constitution Dock and the harbor precinct reflect the city’s maritime character, and the Museum of Old and New Art, just north of the center, has helped define Hobart as one of Australia’s most distinctive cultural destinations. Food and drink are another highlight: the city is a showcase for fresh Tasmanian produce, seafood, cool-climate wines, cider, and craft spirits, with a dining scene that ranges from casual fish-and-chip shops to inventive restaurants that make the most of local ingredients.