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The Chocolate Experience at Cadbury Tasmania

A new chocolate experience will bring back to life one of Tasmania’s most beloved attractions: the Cadbury factory site at Claremont. Welcome to the world’s most extraordinary chocolate experience!

 

Opening late 2027, the project is the culmination of 15 years research and collaboration by Simon Currant and Associates and Cadbury. This new icon for Hobart will offer a world of chocolate delights, wonder and excitement, incorporating Chocolate Central, the Chocolate Immersion Experience, and the Premium Chocolate Studio featuring the delectable flavours of Tasmanian ingredients.

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A Uniquely Tasmanian Story

The experience will celebrate everything we love about Tasmanian provenance and a century of Cadbury's history in Tasmania. 

 

From crafting personalised bars, to creating fine chocolates from scratch, to stepping into the shoes of chocolate factory workers, the experience places the visitor in the centre of all things chocolate-making.

 

Topped off with a dessert degustation in the decadent Chocolate Lounge and a visit to the Chocolate Emporium, every visitor can sample and select from an abundant array of premium chocolate.

The experience will host a Chocolate Studio which will manufacture bespoke Cadbury chocolates with ingredients from Tasmanian growers and producers. The Studio will support education partnerships, career pathways, and school work experience opportunities.

Access to the chocolate experience will be via the river Derwent on two new purpose-built themed ferries, built in Hobart and operated by Tasmanian-owned and operated Navigators Group, arriving at the new Cadbury Claremont ferry terminal.

The world's most extraordinary chocolate experience

$150m

Project Investment

Owner and Developer

Simon Currant & Associates

Open

Late 2027

300 Jobs Construction

200 Jobs Ongoing

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Arrivals

Experience

CHOCOLATE CENTRAL

Filled with interactive flavour whirlpools, aromas of liquid chocolate and bustling with activity and play.​​

Cadbury Chocolate Central
Cadbury Chocolate Lounge

CHOCOLATE LOUNGE

Indulgence meets Tasmania’s finest flavours in an unforgettable dining experience.​​

MASTERCLASS

​Join the Masterclass and try your hand at the art of fine chocolate making.​​

Chocolate Emporium

EMPORIUM

Take a piece of the magic home from a curated selection of chocolates and personalised gifts that are not available anywhere else.

Chocolate Immersion Tour

Embark on a ticketed, self-guided adventure where you journey through sights, sounds, tastes and hands-on experiences that bring the magic of chocolate to life.

Cadbury Cocao Forest

CACAO FOREST

Step into a magical cacao forest brought to life through light, sound, and interactive play.​​

CHOCOLATE LAB

Through taste, touch, and play, discover how cocoa is transformed into liquid chocolate.​​

Cadbury Dairy

THE DAIRY

Meet the North West Tasmanian farmers and cows producing the creamy Tassie milk that makes Cadbury chocolate so good.

CRUMB VAULT

Unlock the mystery of Cadbury’s most closely guarded secret, the crumb.

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PAINT YOUR FLAVOUR

​Unleash your creativity in a vibrant space where you can splash delicious flavours over the walls around you.

TASTE KITCHEN

Tasmanian flavours fused with chocolate in a delicious sensory tasting experience.​

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Cadbury Control Room

FACTORY CONTROL

Step onto the factory floor and become a chocolate maker for the day.​​

BUILD YOUR OWN BAR

Create your own personalised chocolate bar, crafted from the flavours you’ve explored on your journey.​

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Cadbury Premium Studio

CHOCOLATE  STUDIO

Get up close to a premium chocolate line and see exclusive chocolates made with Tasmanian ingredients.

Tasmanian Community Benefits

The experience will be Tasmania’s most visited attraction, injecting an additional $120 million into the visitor economy each year. It will generate over 300 jobs through construction and over 200 jobs on completion, contributing significantly to the state’s economy.

 

​The project will beautify the Claremont waterfront, provide a new jetty terminal at the Claremont factory, enhance public walkways and extend the Hobart Foreshore cycleway.

Project Team

Project Team

Simon Currant and Associates have worked with Mondelēz for 15 years on visitor experience concepts for the Cadbury brand in Australia and New Zealand. Simon Currant, as Founder and Managing Director, oversees all aspects of the project, and David Inches is Project Director.

The project team will include Tasmania's most skilled and experienced consultants and agencies, including Cumulus Studio as project architect, Art Processors for experience design and ERA Planning as planning consultants. Renowned Tasmanian ferry operators, the Navigators Group, will build and operate the services between Hobart and Claremont.

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* Disclaimer: The visuals and concepts presented across this website are early-stage design renders intended to illustrate the creative direction of the Cadbury Experience Project (CEP). All elements are subject to ongoing development and may change as the project evolves.

The Chocolate Experience at Cadbury respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we operate and we pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. We recognise the enduring connection that Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have to their Country. We honour their unique cultures, languages, and histories and commit to working collaboratively towards a future of mutual respect, understanding, and reconciliation. In our journey of exploration and discovery, we acknowledge and celebrate the rich heritage of the world's oldest living cultures.

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