Attractions

This beach side retail area provides a grocery shop, hair salon, bottle shop, cafes, a wood fired pizza restaurant, newsagent, Chinese restaurant, and a butcher.  It's about a 30 minute walk along Sandy Bay Road or detour via the beach to enjoy the water and views to the bridge.

This is the early settlement flag signaling station, set up to signal to Port Arthur.  Now includes cafe and restaurant facilities and great views down the channel and across south arm and the eastern shore.  About a 45 - 60 min bush walk up the hill  from home or drive up the Nelson road bends and along the top, about 15 mins.

The main campus is in Sandy Bay, about a 12 minute walk down Churchill Ave from StudioAt10.  In the Hobart CBD are a number of other facilities including the Menzies Centre, School of Arts and IMAS .  

This is our main suburban shopping centre with a range of shops for clothing, food, and personal services.  Includes  Woolworth and Coles stores.

A short stroll down to the waterfront and to the marina and yacht clubs of the Royal and the Derwent.  Drinks and dining areas for members, guests and visitors.

Mona is a must experience venue, world famous for its diverse display of old and new art.  Drive there or take the Mona ferry experience, a 20 minute journey (optional seat on a sheep) and a great way to see the harbour and river views.

(Photo - "MONA 1" by Barrylb)