Campervan Hire Hobart

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

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

Our branch hours are:

The Hobart Branch is approximately 0.4 kilometres from the Airport and 18.8 kilometres from the City. It is accessible by taxi or uber from the city or just a short walk from the airport terminal; transfers are not available to/from the airport/city. 

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

Driving from the mainland: 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). 

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 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 $100 AUD surcharge will apply to all campervan rentals picking up and/or dropping off in Hobart on;

• Easter Monday
• ANZAC Day
• Queens Birthday, Hobart
• Boxing Day
• Royal Hobart Regatta
• 8 Hours Day

Refer to the Rental Agreement for exact dates.

To help you prepare for pick-up, make sure you have:

• Filled out the Self Check-In form
• Downloaded the thl Roadtrip App and watched our welcome video, along with the full show-through video of your camper
• Read more about what to expect at pick up 

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, Discovery Parks or G'Day Holiday Parks, don't forget that you can get a 10% discount on your stay when you check in with a maui campervan hire. Check out our accommodation guide for more information.

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.

Hobart is Australia's smallest capital city, and it sure punches above its weight when it comes to striking natural beauty, the culinary scene and cultural attractions. Check out our list of things to do in Hobart:

• Stroll along Hobart's working waterfront
• Spend a Saturday at the Salamanca Market
• Browse the works of designers at the Spacebar Gallery
• Graze on gourmet burgers and craft beers at Jack Greene
• Spend a few hours exploring Mona
• Dine waterfront at Frank
• Catch a performance at the Theatre Royal
• Drive to the Mount Wellington Summit
• Take a historic cruise up the Derwent River

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.

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 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.