Where to Stay Overnight on Your Drive from Hobart to Strahan
Where to Stay Overnight on Your Drive from Hobart to Strahan
The road from Hobart to Strahan is one of Tasmania’s most beautiful and dramatic drives—but it’s also long enough to justify a stop or two. Breaking up the journey not only makes the drive more relaxing but lets you enjoy small-town charm, nature walks, and cozy accommodations along the way. Here are the best overnight stops to consider.
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Why Break Up the Drive?
The direct drive takes around 4.5 to 5 hours, but the terrain is winding and filled with scenic distractions. Stopping for the night lets you:
Avoid fatigue and drive safely
Explore remote sights like Russell Falls or the Wall in the Wilderness
Enjoy local food and hospitality
Ideal Overnight Stops Between Hobart and Strahan
New Norfolk
Just 35 minutes out of Hobart, this riverside town is full of antique stores and heritage buildings. A relaxed start if you want to ease into your trip.
Mt Field National Park
Camp under the stars or stay in nearby lodges and spend your time hiking to Russell Falls or alpine trails further up.
Lake St Clair
At the edge of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, this stop is perfect for nature lovers and quiet seekers. Lodges and eco-retreats offer peaceful accommodations.
Queenstown
This historic mining town has quirky charm and unique landscapes. It’s the closest major stop before Strahan, with pubs, hotels, and cafes.
Accommodation Types to Consider
Boutique B&Bs and heritage inns
Eco-lodges and national park cabins
Campsites with facilities (book in advance)
Mid-range motels for convenience
Travel Tips with YesDrive
Choose a comfortable vehicle for winding mountain roads
Pack warm layers—temperatures drop in higher altitudes
Bring snacks and fill up on fuel in advance
Allow plenty of daylight for scenic detours
With YesDrive, you can enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace. Book your rental today and make the journey from Hobart to Strahan a road trip to remember.
