Antarctic Adventure Experience The Extremes Of The Antarctic In Central Hobart
Hobart would appear to be the last place one would think of where they could experience the extreme conditions and environment of the Antarctic. That was until the adventurous and exciting Antarctic Adventure theme park opened up! Offering unique hands on exhibits and fun filled activities, the park is definitely worth a visit to enjoy a memorable family day out.
Hobart, which is the capital city of the Australian state of Tasmania, is a culturally rich city, attracting crowds of tourists annually to experience its beauty. There are plenty of attractions and unique places to visit when holidaying here. Whether you are interested in history, art, museums or adventure, the city offers it all. The Antarctic Adventure park is undoubtedly a must see attraction in Hobart.
Nestled in the district of Salamanca, Antarctic Adventure features over 50 different extremely icy and snowy exhibits. Those who wish to feel the chill of the Antarctic weather can do so in the parks cold room or they can have fun playing with actual snow. There is an igloo, a weather station and a field camp to explore. For the more adventurous lot, take the time to engage in simulated snow sport activities such as skiing and tobogganing. Dont forget to visit the penguins and seals at the park as they are sure to capture your heart with their funny antics.
Children are able to learn about the stars and the solar system at the Antarctic Adventures planetarium. There is also a theatre onsite where documented stories of human travel to the Antarctic are played. Souvenirs from this amazing winter wonderland can be bought at the parks souvenir shop.
The Salamanca area which houses the Antarctic Adventure can be easily accessed when staying at Somerset on the Pier which offers contemporary serviced accommodation Hobart. Picturesquely situated along the citys waterfront, this charming and stylish Hobart accommodation complex overlooks the historic Sullivan Cove and provides guests breathtaking views of the River Derwent.
