Top Things to do in Clarence
Top Hotels in Clarence
- 1. Travelodge Hotel Hobart Airport
- 2. Hatcher's Manor
- 3. City View Motel
- 4. Travelodge Hotel Hobart Airport
- 5. BIG 4 Hobart Airport Tourist Park
- 6. The Richmond Arms
- 7. Club Wyndham Seven Mile Beach
- 8. Orana House Bed & Breakfast
- 9. Prospect House Private Hotel
- 10. Mulberry Cottage Unique B&B Accommodation
Top 10 Outdoor Activities in Clarence, Tasmania
Discover the best top things to do in Clarence, Australia including Hobart Paintball, Love Tasmania Tours - Day Tours, Royal Hobart Golf Club, Seven Mile Beach, Roches Beach, Bellerive Beach, Zoodoo Zoo, Shag Bay Track, Clarence Foreshore Trail, Cycle Canberra.
Restaurants in Clarence
1. Hobart Paintball
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Hobart Paintball, Hobart's premier location for birthdays, bucks and hens parties, social and team building events. Come and have a blast.
2. Love Tasmania Tours - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
A Hobart based coach tour company offering sightseeing tours to some of the best tourist experiences in Tasmania, experiences we are sure you will love. We offer single day tours and multi day tours to all parts of Tasmania. Specialising in tailor-made tours for your group, we also have a range of pre-packaged tours for you to choose from. We are an Australian Tourism Quality Assured Business.
3. Royal Hobart Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
The Royal Hobart Golf Club, 20 Regal Court, Seven Mile Beach Tasmania 7170 The club was founded in 1916 and the Royal Charter was conferred in 1925. Royal Hobart is recognised as Tasmania’s premier members’ Club and particular emphasis is placed on presenting the course in impeccable condition all year round. Original course designer, Vern Morcom, made best use of the natural sand base to construct over 80 fairway and greenside bunkers. These are a special feature of the course that adds an important dimension to how players of all levels approach their game. In 1997 a new course master plan was adopted to guide long term course improvements to ensure Royal Hobart continues to offer a challenging golfing experience for members and visitors alike. Subtle changes have since been introduced, but always conforming to the original design concept. The Royal Hobart Golf Club Bar and Resturant is opened to the public no membership required. Opened every Tuesday - Sunday. Golf 7 days a week.
Reviewed By Susan0438 - Hobart, Australia
Whether you are a golfer or not you are welcome at Royal Hobart Golf Club. Lunches are available Tuesday to Sunday and dining Friday night. The upgraded clubhouse provides a lovely ambience overlooking the course and the menu is regularly updated. Everything is freshly made with local ingredients. Drink prices are very competitive. Matt and his staff will look after you if you are a golfer. John our GM and his staff will ensure you enjoy your experience. Wonderful setting for functions.
4. Seven Mile Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By AussieKate13 - Strathpine, Australia
A beautiful unspoiled beach perfect for a long walk and photos of the sunrise. See local fauna, seagulls feeding on fish. Just beautiful.
5. Roches Beach
6. Bellerive Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By pauldP4317EF
Usually very quiet. Has a great fish & chip shop nearby, so it's great to sit on the beach while you enjoy your meal. I think it's still Dog- friendly, but not summer-time between 8 am to 6 pm.
7. Zoodoo Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 569 reviews
Zoodoo is a great day out for people of all ages. Showcasing many different animal species, from Tasmanian and Australian Native wildlife such as Tasmanian Devils, Wallaby, Kangaroo, Possums, Wombats, Emus and more. We also have many exotic species such as different monkey species, lions and zebras. Presentation TWICE DAILY at 11AM and 2PM starting with lion feeding (visitors do the feeding), next is meet our reptiles, then Tasmanian Devil Feeding. We also offer a Safari Bus Tour, free with admission, visitors get to feed (and touch), Emus, Zebras and Camels on the ride!
Reviewed By Uniquary - Taree, Australia
My daughter absolutely loved ZooDoo. Once inside it was free including feeding the lions, unless you wanted a up close experience. $1 for a large cup of food to feed the Wallabies and deer is so cheap and allows the kids to touch them. The train was an unexpected highlight, frantic Emu feeding, camels in your face, really was so different from many walk and gawk zoos. She loved seeing Tas devil's so close, marmosets, meercats, petting farm and then to have a large play area with jumping castle for a run while I enjoyed a coffee was a treat. Spent 4 hours there and wasn't bored for a moment.
8. Shag Bay Track
9. Clarence Foreshore Trail
10. Cycle Canberra
Explore Canberra's many cycle paths and attractions by bicycle. Prebook and your bicycle will; be delivered FREE to your hotel.
