Top things to do in Hobart

Bruny Island is famous for incredible local produce—from farm-made cheeses to fresh oysters and distinctive whiskies. A Bruny Island food tour takes you beyond dining; it connects you directly with local farms, coastal oyster beds, and small-scale distilleries. Perfect for foodies or anyone interested in how fresh ingredients make their way from farm to table.

Where to try the best local delicacies

Cheese plate with assorted cheeses and grapes at Prague Medieval Dinner Show.
  • Bruny Island Cheese Co.: Sample favorites like Ocean Cave Cheddar and creamy brie-style cheeses.
  • Get Shucked Oysters: Freshly harvested Pacific and native oysters served with lemon and local pepperberry.
  • Timbers Whisky Distillery: Enjoy tasting sessions of their small-batch whiskies, especially their signature peated whisky aged in port barrels.
  • Nichegate Farm Honey: Experience the unique flavors of Leatherwood and Yellow Gum honey in tasting sessions and farm tours.

Tour structure & tastings

  • Tours typically visit 4–5 producers, lasting either half a day (4 hours) or a full day (8 hours).
  • Common stops include cheese tastings, oyster sampling, whisky distillery visits, and chocolate and honey tastings.
  • Full-day tours include additional stops at scenic viewpoints.

Frequently asked questions about Bruny Island food & wine tasting tours

Expect a curated selection of local Bruny Island produce— freshly shucked oysters, artisan cheeses, locally made fudge, honey, berries, and handcrafted wines and ciders.