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Overview Australia's southernmost island state, one of the few accessible places in the southern hemisphere where the aurora australis (southern lights) can be seen with the naked eye. Coastal spots open to the southern sky, like South Arm, are the prime viewing locations.
Highlights One of the southern hemisphere's more accessible aurora australis viewing spots Excellent viewing conditions along coastal terrain with an open southern horizon A convenient travel base with city infrastructure in Hobart Combinable with pristine nature and wildlife travel beyond the aurora Good to know Safety Sighting odds aren't as high as the northern hemisphere — checking the solar activity index (Kp) in advance is essential. Season The long, dark nights of the southern winter (May–Aug) favour viewing. · South-facing coastal spots like South Arm or Kingston Beach are better than downtown Hobart. On-site reviews📍 Verified on-site Write a review No reviews yet. If you are here, be the first to leave one.
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