Food and Wine Tours

Tasmania’s most entertaining and informative tour from Hobart to Wineglass Bay in the Freycinet National Park, on Tasmania’s East Coast. Starting at your accommodation in Hobart we follow the Great Eastern Drive, stopping along the way to enjoy highlights such as Raspins Beach (Orford) and The Bark Mill (Swansea).

Your Tasmanian guide will entertain you with local tales and explain the rich history, features and industries of the area. Lunch is at Coles Bay, enjoy the freshest seafood Tasmania has to offer at the amazing Freycinet Marine Farm or choose from the wide selection at the local bakery, takeaway shop or supermarket.

With over four hours to explore Freycinet National Park, we’ll walk to the Wineglass Bay Lookout and enjoy one of the Top Ten Wilderness Beaches in the World. You then choose to continue down to the shimmering white sands of Wineglass Bay Beach or explore Honeymoon Bay and panoramic Cape Tourville. Swim, explore, relax, you decide!

On the way home, you can relax in your recliner seats and enjoy the DVD screens on our comfortable air-conditioned bus. You’ll be back in Hobart, delivered to your preferred drop-off location by 6.30 -7 p.m.

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Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park Walking and Wine Tour

$210

On our full-day Wineglass Bay tour we will visit the world famous Freycinet National Park, home to Wineglass Bay (one of the top 10 wilderness beaches in the world). After some hiking in the National Park and completing 2 of the Top 50 Short Walks in Tasmania, we’ll satisfy our well-earned hunger and thirst by enjoying a delicious lunch and sampling some of the award winning, hand crafted, cool climate wines from the East Coast wine region of Tasmania. You will be able to taste some world-class sparkling wines, crisp cool climate climate-white wines and velvety, seductive reds.

Every tour offers a unique experience, depending on the time of the year. We often see whales cruising close to shore during the migration season. Expect a day packed full of spectacular scenery, creating memories that’ll last a lifetime, gaining insight into the fascinating history of Tasmania’s East Coast from an expert guide, wine tasting from two different east Coast vineyards and of course a delicious lunch overlooking the stunning Hazards Mountains.

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