Bring Everyone Along with Hobart Mini Bus Hire
From Hobart city tours to trips down the East Coast and group wine tasting in the Coal River Valley, a minibus from Bargain Car Rentals makes sure the journey is just as enjoyable as the destination.
Whether your plans are big or small, bring everyone along in a minibus. Travel together, comfortably and stress-free from start to finish.
Book your Hobart minibus now — limited availability for weekends & summer season!
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Mini buses available in Hobart from $120 per day
| Model | Description | Features |
| 12 Seat MinibusFrom $120 per day | Perfect for family events, sports trips or weekends away with friends. Drive it on a standard licence. | 12 seats · Automatic · 4 doors |
| 12 Seat Minibus (Mine-Spec)From $130 per day | Built tough for crews working in site conditions — with compliant features and space for the whole team. | 12 seats · Automatic · 4 doors |
Perfect for every type of Hobart trip
- Adventures with friends: Load up the crew for exploring Mount Wellington, discovering Bruny Island’s producers or road trips through the Huon Valley.
- Team transport sorted: Whether it’s footy at North Hobart Oval, cricket in Glenorchy or hockey matches across town, get your entire squad there without juggling multiple cars or coordinating meet-up points.
- Celebrate together: Weddings in the Coal River Valley to milestone birthdays at Willie Smith’s Apple Shed – everyone travels together from start to finish.
- Business made simple: Shuttle your team between meetings, work sites or corporate events smoothly and on schedule.
- Educational trips: Perfect for school excursions to historic Richmond, sporting carnivals and group activities across southern Tasmania.
What you’ll need to hire a mini bus from Hobart:
- Your current, full driver’s licence (a regular car licence works for our 12-seaters)
- An International Driving Permit and a Passport if you’re travelling from abroad
- A credit card to secure your booking
Get everyone on board!
Your group trip starts here. With Bargain Car Rentals, travelling together is effortless and affordable.
Grab your Hobart minibus now — availability is limited during popular travel times.
What is the road condition in Hobart in February?
February brings Hobart’s warmest weather, so road conditions are generally excellent! You’ll find dry, clear roads perfect for exploring, though occasional summer storms can bring heavy rain that makes surfaces slippery temporarily. The main routes around Hobart, down to the Huon Valley, across to Port Arthur, and up to Launceston are all well-maintained sealed roads in great condition.
Mount Wellington can still be cool at the summit, but you won’t encounter ice or snow at that time of year. It’s peak tourism season, so expect busier roads around popular spots. Just ensure you stay on sealed roads and you’re good to go.
Can I hire a minibus one-way from Hobart?
Yes, one-way rentals may be available to Launceston. This works perfectly if you’re flying in and out of different airports or if your Tassie adventure doesn’t circle back to where it started. Bargain Car Rentals also has long-term rentals if you’re in Hobart for longer than a month. You can check the availability using our handy booking tool.
Can multiple drivers share the minibus?
Yes! We offer a free additional driver option, so you can share the workload on longer journeys from Hobart. Perfect for tag-teaming the drive to Strahan on the west coast or workmates taking turns on the route to Launceston.
What should I know about driving a minibus in Tasmania?
Our minibuses handle Tasmanian conditions beautifully, but here are some handy tips:
- You’re longer than a car – give yourself extra room when turning or reversing
- Take it steady on winding roads
- Watch for wildlife, especially at dawn and dusk, in rural areas
- Reversing cameras and sensors make parking much easier
- The higher seating gives excellent views but means you feel the wind more on exposed coastal roads