HOBART
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The 5 Food Tours that travellers rate highest from Hobart. Who runs each one, how long it takes, and what you pay before you book.
Full-day Bruny Island food and nature tour from Hobart with oyster and cheese tastings, lunch, ferry, and Cape Bruny Lighthouse.
“Check the cost of doing this tour yourself. The guide was great however the lunch was below average. Do some research on what you will get on this tour.”
Bruny Island from Hobart in 10 hours: exclusive Cape Bruny Lighthouse, beach oysters, Hotel Bruny lunch, and sweet tastings with big views.
“great day looking around Bruny, enjoyed Hotel lunch, picnic stop and lighthouse tour, best thing plenty of oysters”
Half-day wine and food tour from Hobart to Coal Valley wineries, tasting wine, cheese and chocolate with pickup and no driving.
“An excellent day. Dave our driver was not only extremely knowledgeable, friendly but he was so accommodating. We had a great day visiting 4 wineries. Our highlight was Nocton winery great cheese platter, beautiful wines served by the fantastic Laura as well as every man and his dog - wine and chocolate tasting was such…”
Dave’s Eats Hobart is a 2–2.5 hour walking food tour from Salamanca to Constitution Dock with at least 5 tastings and local stories.
“A really fun tour and not too taxing. Great walk through the heart of the city. Wonderful food, too. I recommend this tour with Dave!”
Full-day wine and food tour from Hobart to Coal Valley with cellar doors, cheese and chocolates, plus a two-course lunch with wine.
“This is a brilliant tour! Value for money and better than I ever expected. Dave our guide was brilliant. On top of 4 wineries we also got a massive cheese board, chocolate tastings and a brilliant 2 course lunch with a glass of wine”
