Campervan Hire Hobart


There's so much to explore in Tasmania, and the vibrant city of Hobart is the perfect place to kick off your campervan hire. With lively art, a dynamic culinary scene, and an abundance of incredible natural attractions, Hobart is a small city with big ideas.

There is something new waiting to be discovered around every bend of the road with 5 distinct regions on the island. From Launceston, rich with heritage estates, outdoor activities, and world-class mountain biking, to the East Coast, renowned for its spectacular 220km coastal drive, and the West Coast with its iconic national parks and historic towns.

The best part? Everything is so close, making Tasmania the perfect place to explore by campervan. For more inspiration, check out one of our customer's epic road trips through Tasmania. Hire affordable and comfortable campervans for your next Aussie road trip at Britz Hobart. It couldn't be easier!

 

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Hobart Branch Information

The Hobart Britz Branch is equipped with everything you need to ensure an easy start and end of your trip.

  • Toilets
  • Free unlimited WiFi
  • Power outlets for charging your devices
  • Drinks vending machine
  • Filtered drinking water
  • Local staff on hand to give suggestions and tips on great places to go and things to see

There is no customer parking available inside the grounds of our branch, but there paid  parking available adjacent to the branch as well as secure parking available at Airport Undercover Parking, 94 Kennedy Drive, Cambridge (3.1km from the branch).

The branch is just a short walk (400m) from the airport terminal; transfers are not available.

If you are heading over to Hobart from Victoria, board the Spirit of Tasmania from Tasmania Quay Terminal, 136 Corio Quay Road, North Geelong. Please allow time to get to or from the Spirit of Tasmania Terminal. It is approximately 50-60mins driving time from the Melbourne branch (traffic dependent – this route can be very heavy with traffic at times). The Ferry must be pre-booked directly with the Spirit of Tasmania. Make sure you have your vehicle length on hand when you book.

The Spirit of Tasmania docks in Devonport so you will need to make your way to Hobart from there (approximately 3hr 30min drive).

Our branch hours are:

  • Monday: 9am - 3:30pm 

  • Tuesday: 9am - 3:30pm 

  • Wednesday: 9am - 3:30pm 

  • Thursday: 9am - 3:30pm 

  • Friday: 9am - 3:30pm 

  • Saturday: 9am - 3:30pm 

  • Sunday: 9am - 3:30pm 

All branches are closed on Christmas Day (25 Dec), New Year’s Day (01 Jan), Observed Australia Day (27 Jan 2025 and 26 Jan 2026) Good Friday (18 April 2025). 

Whether this is the first time you've taken a campervan journey or you're a regular to hiring motorhomes, our expert team will be on hand to answer any questions you have before heading out on the road.

Vehicles must be collected/returned at least one hour before closing time.

You can also purchase our Express Return Pack – which means at the end of your hire, you don’t need to fill up the gas bottle or fuel tank (not available from 1st April 2023). And, if you’ve also purchased the Liability Reduction Option or Inclusive Pack, take advantage of our express key return service and just drop the keys off at the dedicated desk and set off on your way.

A location fee of AU$115 applies for hires picking up or dropping off in Hobart.

Where pick-up originates or returns to Hobart from another location, a one-way fee of AU$185 will apply. 

A $115 AUD surcharge will apply to all campervan rentals picking up and/or dropping off in Hobart on;

  • Easter Monday
  • ANZAC Day
  • King's Birthday
  • Boxing Day
  • Royal Hobart Regatta
  • 8 Hours Day

Refer to the Rental Agreement for exact dates.

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Hobart Campervans for Hire

It's hard to find somewhere that compares to the beautiful diversity of the island state of Tasmania. At Britz Hobart, your experts on campervan hire are in this epic spot. Pick up your campervan from our Hobart branch and hit the road to start your adventure.

Why travel with Britz campervans

Britz Australia is perfect for a family getaway, an adventure with mates, or a couple's escape. With plenty of space for the grown-ups, the young ones and even the dog, our fully equipped 2WD and 4WD campervans have everything you need for unscripted holiday experiences. Book and travel with confidence when you choose Britz.

Many Options

We’ve got every travel style and budget covered across our motorhome fleet, ready for your adventure.

Local Pick-Up

Pick-up from 10 branches nationwide; it’s never been easier to grab a camper and and start experiencing Australia.

Book with Confidence

We've got your back even if your circumstances change. Check out our booking options and book with confidence.

Supported Travel

We’re with you on the road via: Help videos, navigation tools, and 24/7 phone support via our thl Roadtrip technology.

Earn Qantas Points

Earn 2 Qantas Points per $1 spent with Britz. We are happy to partner with Qantas Frequent Flyer offering guests extra value on their road trip!

Branch Parking

Recommended parking options near our branches for ultimate convenience at the start and end of your trip.

Pet Friendly

Options to bring along your furry friends when you pick-up with Britz Australia.

and Trust Us … 

We’ve been delivering unforgettable holidays for over 35 years and have an average rating of 4.5* across 20,600+ reviews.

Hobart Campervan Deals

Our popular routes for Hobart

Ready to indulge in the ultimate Tasmanian escape? Choose one of our recommended itineraries to learn about the island’s history at Port Arthur, experience the wilderness of Australia’s most spectacular mountains such as Cradle Mountain and the gleaming beaches that can be found in Freycinet National Park. If you are a wine lover, taste the freshest food and wine in the Tamar Valley and immerse yourself in the unique flora and fauna of the island. And be sure to meet one of the famous Tasmanian devils.


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Things to do in Hobart

Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountain

Located at the northern end of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Cradle Mountain is one of the most popular natural attractions in Tasmania. Belonging to the Tasmanian World Heritage Wilderness Area, the surrounding landscape of Cradle Mountain is extremely diverse, including rainforest, grassland, and ancient plants. The park is also home to an abundance of local wildlife, such as Tasmanian devils, platypus, echidna, quolls, and several bird species. With many great walks to choose from, this is an opportunity for everyone to explore firsthand, the rugged and wild beauty of Tasmania.

Tasmania's Wild West Coast
Tasmania's Wild West Coast

Home to wild rivers, ancient pine trees, and giant dunes, the west coast of Tasmania is famously wild. If you're chasing the rush of adrenaline, experience a white-water rafting expedition down the infamous Franklin River. For something more laid back, cruise down the magical Gordon River or hike past 1000-year-old Huon pines in one of the last temperate rainforests in the world. Known as one of Australia's last wilderness frontier's – be sure to include a trip to this region on your next Tassie road trip.

Freycinet
Freycinet

On the east coast of Tasmania lies Freycinet National Park. Explore the wild beauty of this peninsula as you traverse the pure white beaches, azure bays, and pink granite mountains. The towering pink mountains, known as the Hazards dominate the landscape of this National Park, and below them lie the placid blue waters of Wineglass Bay. Keen hikers flock to the coastal forests, while foodies indulge in local seafood and wines.

Tasman Peninsula
Tasman Peninsula

The Tasman Peninsula can be seen on a day trip from Hobart, but we recommend carving out a few days of your trip to really explore this picturesque spot. Only a 1.5-hour drive from Hobart, escape the city for a jam-packed weekend of unreal scenery, native wildlife, and local cuisine. Home to pristine beaches, rolling hills covered in gum trees, towering sea cliffs, national parks, and an abundance of native animals, there is something for everyone. While you are here, visit the Port Arthur Historic Site, do a wilderness cruise and get up close with the Tasmanian devils.

Nature is what Tasmania does best. With 19 national parks scattered throughout the state, from quiet beaches, bush walks, towering mountains, curious wildlife and an abundance of flora and fauna - Tasmania's national parks are a nature lover's paradise. As well as Freycinet, Cradle Mountain, and the Tasman Peninsula, there are even more incredible and notable national parks to explore on your Tasmania Road trip.

Ben Lomond National Park
Ben Lomond National Park

Although an all-year-round park, Ben Lomond truly shines in winter. Home to one of Tasmania's two ski fields, snow sports enthusiasts can spend their time here skiing the slopes of their majestic mountain. If you are visiting after the snow melts, be inspired by the beauty of the rocks set against incredible views. There are great walks and rock-climbing experiences to better acquaint you with this off-the-beaten-track gem.

Mount Field National Park
Mount Field National Park

Just over an hour out of Hobart lies Mount Field National Park. As Tasmania's first national park, and one of the most accessible in the state, Mount Field is not one to miss! With stunning views, great walks, and abundant wildlife, Mount Field is a popular spot for all kinds of nature lovers and travellers.

Maria Island National Park
Maria Island National Park

A wildlife sanctuary and off-shore retreat, Maria Island is a must-see spot for anyone travelling to Hobart and Tasmania. Located off the east coast of Tasmania, and only accessible by ferry, Maria Island is the perfect spot for a day trip. Spend your time here exploring the many walks through buildings and ghost towns, before discovering the peaceful shoreline and its wealth of tidal zone marine life.

Australia's littlest capital city is packed full when it comes to things to do. Hobart offers a blend of heritage and lifestyle, alongside word class activities and natural attractions. Below are a few of the highlights, check out a full list here.

  • See the view from the summit of kunanyi (Mount Wellington)
  • Visit Salamanca Place & Salamanca Market
  • Take a day trip to Port Arthur Explore MONA
  • Discover the Battery Point Sculpture Trail
  • Stroll through the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
  • Take a day trip to Bruny Island

Tasmania is one of the easiest places to explore by campervan. With over 50 caravan parks around the state, you are sure to have a true wilderness experience on or off the beaten track! Check out a full list of the best campervan locations in Tasmania here.

If you are staying at any BIG4 or G'Day Holiday Parks, don't forget that you can get a 10% discount on your stay when you check in with a Britz camper!

We recommend downloading thl Roadtrip app (powered by Campermate) before you hit the road. The ultimate travel companion; the thl Roadtrip app provides everything you need to help find places to stay and play across Australia, including the closest campgrounds for campervans on your route.

Looking for something to do in Hobart? This destination is an epic place to explore, whether you're parked up here or just passing through. Check out our list below and immerse yourself in the different experiences on offer through in Hobart and further throughout Tasmania.

  • The inaugural Taste of Summer festival is the perfect chance for you to experience the best of Tasmania's food and beverage offerings in one location. Running over the New Year period, be sure to check it out and sample over 80 of the finest eateries, breweries, wineries and distilleries.
  • Enjoy a scrumptious weekend sampling the best of the East Coast's food and drink, with a background of surf, sounds and fun at the Bicheno Food and Wine Festival.
  • Effervescence, Launceston: join the best sparkling wine producers in Tasmania for a weekend of celebrations!
  • The annual Tulip Festival is a celebration of the colour, beauty and charm of the tulips that adorn Table Cape. A festival of sense stimulating events celebrating the flush of spring colour in the small coastal town of Wynyard, this event is a must see if you're passing through.

Hobart experiences four very distinct seasons, each with its own beauty. Winter is great for a cold escape, relax indoors by a fire or explore winter storms beachfront, whereas Autumn is a great time to visit for foodies.

 

Summer in Hobart (December – February)

Summer time in Tasmania is the season of festivals and the busiest time of the year. During summer in Hobart, average temperatures range from 11-21 degrees. January and February are also the driest, and beaches are perfect for swimming!

 

Autumn in Hobart (March-May)

Autumn has many calm, sunny days, with average temperatures between 9-17 degrees. The city is cloaked in deep red and yellow hues as the trees begin to change. Autumn is one of the best times of year to tour and explore by foot. The days are calm and sunny and the nights are cool, with an abundance of autumn colours taking over.

 

Winter in Hobart (June – August)

During winter, Tasmania feels the southerly winds blowing from the Antarctic and experiences some of the coolest temperatures in Australia. Mount Wellington is dotted in snow and average daily temperatures range between 5-12 degrees. Nights get chilly with temperatures dropping as low as 3 degrees.

 

Spring in Hobart (September – November)

Spring brings the return of long, warm days contrasted with fresh cool nights. The gardens are in bloom and the rivers are abundant with trout. During Spring, temperatures range from 8-17 degrees. This is the wettest season of the year.

What’s included in my campervan rental? 

We include everything you need to live and sleep comfortably in your camper. Check out our full list of inclusions here.

We include everything you need to live and sleep comfortably in your camper. Check out our full list of inclusions here.

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Where is the best supermarket for me to stock up on my groceries after I have collected my camper?

We recommend you wait until you have picked up your camper before doing your grocery shopping. That way you will know exactly how much room you have in the fridge and pantry first. Once you have your camper, we suggest you head to the Woolworths Sorell, 27 Cole St, Sorell (11km from the branch).

We recommend you wait until you have picked up your camper before doing your grocery shopping. That way you will know exactly how much room you have in the fridge and pantry first. Once you have your camper, we suggest you head to the Woolworths Sorell, 27 Cole St, Sorell (11km from the branch).

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Can I change the drop off destination during my hire?

Yes, the option is there, but first, you will need to contact our Booking Hosts on 1300 738 087 (+61 2 6698 4031) for authorisation. Subject to the change being approved, there may be an additional charge to do this.

Yes, the option is there, but first, you will need to contact our Booking Hosts on 1300 738 087 (+61 2 6698 4031) for authorisation. Subject to the change being approved, there may be an additional charge to do this.

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What is the closest caravan park to the Hobart Branch?

Hobart Airport Tourist Park

1 Holyman Ave, CAMBRIDGE

2 kilometres from branch

 Visit their website

 

Discovery Holiday Parks – Hobart

673 East Derwent Highway, RISDON

20 kilometres from branch

Visit their website 

 

You can search for and book your closest campground or Holiday Park through the thl Roadtrip App.

Hobart Airport Tourist Park

1 Holyman Ave, CAMBRIDGE

2 kilometres from branch

 Visit their website

 

Discovery Holiday Parks – Hobart

673 East Derwent Highway, RISDON

20 kilometres from branch

Visit their website 

 

You can search for and book your closest campground or Holiday Park through the thl Roadtrip App.

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