Hobart Escorts – Page 2

The city centre and the waterfront

Hobart's centre is small enough to cross on foot in fifteen minutes. The grid of sandstone and brick streets runs down to the waterfront, where fishing boats tie up at Constitution Dock, the ferries leave from Brooke Street Pier and the hotels look out over Sullivans Cove. Franklin Square, the Elizabeth Street Mall and the old warehouses along the docks hold most of the city's shops and restaurants.

Nearly every visitor stays within a few streets of the water, which makes hotel visits the most common booking in the city. Hobart escorts who work the centre know the waterfront hotels well, and touring companions often base themselves in a city apartment for their stay, so in-calls are rarely more than a short walk away.

Parking in the centre is limited during the day but easy in the evening, and taxis wait near the bigger hotels. On a still night the walk along the waterfront is one of the nicest ways to arrive.

For the centre itself, start with Hobart 7000. The independent escorts in Hobart page lists those who take their own bookings, which is nearly everyone in the city.