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Explore Bruny Island on this full-day trip from Hobart. Travel by ferry to the island, look out for seals and penguins as you sail. On the island, admire natural sights like The Neck and Truganini Lookout, and take leisurely walks to look for wallabies and other local wildlife. Discover the island’s food scene with tastings of cheese, chocolate and oysters, plus a lunch of local produce. An exclusive group tour of the historic Cape Bruny Lighthouse completes your experience.

Visit four wineries for vineyard tours and tastings, with opportunities for meeting winemakers and exploring barrel rooms. Expect a fun day packed full of wine tasting, tours, conversations and a delicious Tasmanian Cheese Platter.

The scenic riversides and lush bushlands of the Cataract Gorge lie just downstream from Launceston. On this tour, discover the gorge from the water on a leisurely afternoon cruise and admire views of Tamar Island, Windemere, and Rosevears as you set sail from Launceston. While on-board, tuck into a delicious afternoon tea and sample a selection of Tasmanian beers and wines.

Travelers book the Tours because the read the reviews. The see the difference Jan makes to the experience. Being a public speaker for nearly 30 years before he came to Tasmania 7 years ago and the 5 University degrees he has, differentiate him and his tours. Jan is not a standard paid driver, he is an academic, artis painter, public speaker, funny en inquisitive, a researcher and highly recommend and knowledgeable. Throughout the journey of the Tamar Valley, he will tell you stories of the region. From historic sites, famous people who shaped the Valley, to the owners of the vineyards. We will visit 4 vineyards with lunch at the third ons. We will also give you the opportunity to purchase produce from the region to take home. We have a coffee/cake stop, a visit to an olive farm (depending on availability) as well as a visit to an international award winning gin distillery. We can allow minor customized adjustments. Please discuss this with Jan. He is always happy to meetyour needs.

Some of Australia’s most renowned whiskies hail from the Tasmanian Highlands, and this tour takes you right to the whisky-making heartlands. Admire the views as you drive through the Coal Valley and Southern Midlands, learn about the whisky-making process as you visit three different distilleries, and sample a variety of Tasmanian single malt whiskies and spirits.

Lovers of good food and drink will enjoy this full-day wine tour, which includes a delicious lunch at one of the wineries. Visit five or six wineries in the West Tamar Valley wine region. You’ll get the chance to speak to the makers of different varieties of wine and learn all about their craft. Plus, tastings are included and all members of your group can relax and have a good time without worrying about who will be the designated driver.

Discover some of Tasmania's best craft beverages as you embark on a tour of several venues. Alongside a small group visit wineries, cideries, distilleries, and breweries in the Huon and Coal River valleys. Guests enjoy tastings at each location and learn a bit about what makes each drink so special. There's also the option to purchase lunch at one stop, so you can fuel up for more drinks.

Enjoy a delicious and adventurous afternoon aboard a chartered boat on Bull Bay off Bruny Island, Tasmania, where professional divers will harvest the freshest fish, and chefs on board will create a wonderful feast. You’ll also get to sample Tasmanian cheese, and possibly sea urchins, periwinkle, muscles, oysters, and Tasmanian Blacklip abalone.

Learn how our unique hand built, 1,100L copper pot still helps to craft our unique gins and single malt whiskies.

The Tamar Valley’s lush slopes grow some of Tasmania’s finest wines. There’s no need for a designated driver to beat Australia’s tough drink-driving laws when you book this fully customizable private boutique tour, with a personal chauffeur for groups of up to six. Work with your driver to build your own itinerary, perhaps including vineyards, breweries, cellar doors and farms, then pay as you go for tastings, meals and tickets.