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Tasmania’s best days out, from Hobart.
The 8 most popular food & drink tours within reach of Hobart. What each day actually involves, what it costs, and the operator behind it.
Bruny Island full-day food-and-nature tour from Hobart with ferry ride, tastings, guided lighthouse climb, and lunch on local produce.
Most Popular“This is a well coordinated tour of many wonderful tasting stops along with the light house tour. If you have the time for a Bruny Island tour, I recommend this one.”
A guided gourmet day trip from Hobart to Bruny Island for cheese, oysters, honey, chocolate, and standout coastal views.
“An enjoyable day- comfortable coach tour to Bruny Island via island ferry. Dave the tour guide was awesome- knowledgeable with good sense of humour. Enjoyed all stops as advertised plus short walk in rainforest, museum stop. Read more”
A full-day Huon Valley loop from Hobart: Tahune Airwalk in the canopy, guided Hastings Caves underground, then a cider tasting and apple pie.
“Pasqual provided great insight into history, fauna and flora during long stretches of driving . Caves and skywalk are breathtaking but the pie stop at the end topped off the experience. Lots of steps in the caves, but spaced out- average fitness required.”
Half-day Hobart wine and food tour: pickup to Coal River wineries for tastings, cheese and chocolate pairings, back by 2:45.
“Went 4 wineries in this half day tour.”
Hobart to the Huon Valley for Tahune Airwalk, Hastings Cave guided tours, and cider/plus apple pie. A 10-hour nature day.
Walk Hobart’s Salamanca and docks on a 2–2.5 hour food tour with at least five tastings, local stories, and jam donuts.
“Kathryn was an excellent guide and introduced us to many local foods and shop owners. She also included such interesting local history. The time flew by! Highly recommended!”
Taste Huon Valley’s wines, cider, honey and local cheese on a small-group 6.5-hour tour from Hobart with pickup, tastings and talks.
“Excellent trip for southern Tasmania Huonville.”
A structured day trip from Hobart to Tasmania’s Coal Valley for at least four cellar doors, wine-paired lunch, cheese and chocolate tastings.
“We lucked out the wineries were cool and our group was the best! Our Driver was the probably one of the worst I have ever had on a tour. It was supposed to be 7 hour tour we were in our hotel room in 6 1/2 hours we have been on wine tours that have…”
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