Saver Car Park

$27 a day buys you space in Hobart’s Saver Car Park

This is Hobart Airport’s remote Saver Car Park, set about 500 metres from T1. Daily rates sit at $27, which lands below the closer options on airport property. It’s outdoors, signed as the “Saver” or long‑stay style option, and aimed at trips that run for several days where the per-day saving actually matters.

From the Saver Car Park it’s roughly a 6‑minute walk to the T1 terminal doors at Hobart International Airport. The walk is flat, on marked pedestrian paths that cut across the main access roads into the airport. With bags and kids, plan for closer to 8–10 minutes so you’re not rushing the last 100 metres to check-in.

Pricing is simple: you’re looking at around $27 per 24 hours, so a 3‑day trip clocks in near $81 and a 7‑day holiday lands around $189 if you park once and leave the car. There’s usually no barrier to short overstay either, but once you tick into the next 24‑hour block you pay the extra $27, so don’t cut it too fine on return.

Access is straightforward: entry and exit sit off the main airport access road that feeds T1. You drive past the closer car parks, follow signs for “Saver Car Park” and pull a ticket at the boom gate. Keep the ticket dry in your wallet; the machines at Hobart Airport can be fussy with crumpled or wet tickets when you pay on exit.

Tip: with a 6‑minute, 500‑metre walk, build in an extra 15 minutes on top of your normal check‑in buffer, especially for the first flight of the morning out of T1 when queues can form quickly.