Cruise Company - The
The Cruise Company are located on Hobart’s waterfront and offer a range of cruises. There’s something for everyone, a harbour cruise which takes in Hobart’s historic waterfront, or cruise up the Derwent River under the Tasman Bridge to enjoy fine food and wine at the Moorilla Estate and some beer tasting at Moo Brew, or for the chocolate lovers, a visit to Cadburys Chocolate Factory.
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Cadbury CruiseThe sweetest cruise in Australia -- we cruise under the Tasman Bridge and up the Derwent to the Cadbury chocolate factory established in 1922. You will find fresh chocolate is best as you nibble samples on a tour of the factory. There is a chance to buy the entire Cadbury Schweppes range at the factory shop. Harbour CruiseExplore Hobarts historic waterfront from the water in a one and a half hour cruise on the MV Commodore or MV Derwent Explorer. You will pass under the Tasman Bridge, and hear the account of its collapse in 1975. Pass Government House and the Royal Botanical Gardens on your way to the waterfront Incat catamaran factory. There is a view of Wrest Point Casino Hotel and Battery Point before returning to the berth at Brooke St Pier. Shorter cruises are also available. Incat Shipbuilders & Cadbury Chocolate Factory CruiseCombine a visit to the Cadbury chocolate factory with a visit to the shipyard of the world famous wave piercing catamarans, you get to see where these big cats are designed and built. Incat Shipbuilders CruiseVisit to the shipyard of the world famous wave piercing catamarans, you get to see where these big cats are designed and built. Iron Pot CruiseEnjoy a two-hour cruise to the mouth of the Derwent River. We go past Australias oldest lighthouse, the Iron Pot, and there is a full commentary of the scenes of the DEntrecasteaux Channel, named after the French admiral who first surveyed the channel in 1792. We stop for lunch at either the Oyster Cove Hotel or Woodbridge Hotel for lunch. Moorilla Winery and Harbour CruiseWe take a leisurely cruise up the Derwent River to Moorilla Vineyard, established by wine pioneer Claudio Alcorso in 1958 as a hobby but expanded to commercial size in the 1960s. You can sample wines and Tasmanian cheeses or just stroll through the vineyard. Admire the treasure of ancient civilisations at the Museum of Antiquities. Visit the shipyard of the world famous wave piercing catamarans, where the big cats are designed and built. | |
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