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Bruny Island Tours
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Overview

Taste your way around Bruny Island with food and wine tours from Hobart. Sample local cheese, oysters, honey, chocolate and other Tasmanian produce while exploring the island's beaches, forests and coastal sights. Compare tours by duration, tastings, inclusions and group size to find the right experience for your day.

Your Bruny Island food & wine tours

TourDurationFood & drinkOther highlightsDepaturePrice from

Gourmet food-focused tour

Full day

Local produce, cheese, oysters, honey and sweet treats, depending on itinerary

Island sightseeing

Hobart

AU$290

Food & lighthouse tour

Full day

Local produce and selected tastings

Cape Bruny Lighthouse + sightseeing

Hobart

AU$252

Food & nature tour

Full day

Local produce and selected tastings

Guided walk + island sights

Hobart

AU$169

Things to know before booking a Bruny Island food & wine tour

  • Start with your food preferences: Bruny Island food tours cover more than wine. Depending on the itinerary, you can taste artisan cheese, fresh oysters, local honey, chocolate and other produce, with selected tours also including wine, cider or beer. Check the tasting list if there's a particular flavour you want to try.
  • Look at the full itinerary: Most food & wine tours combine tastings with Bruny Island sightseeing. Compare what's included beyond the food stops, such as The Neck, Cape Bruny Lighthouse, beaches, rainforest walks or other scenic stops.
  • Check the inclusions: Look beyond the headline price to see what's covered. Depending on the tour, this can include Hobart pickup, ferry transfers, island transport, tastings, lunch and drinks. Individual tour inclusions vary.
  • Choose your departure: Most food-focused experiences start in Hobart, making them convenient if you're staying in the city. Check whether your tour includes hotel or CBD pickup, or whether you need to meet the group at a designated departure point.
  • Allow a full day: Food & wine tours from Hobart generally take most of the day, with time split between the ferry crossing, food stops, lunch and sightseeing. Keep your schedule flexible after the tour, as return times can vary by itinerary.
  • Book around your plans: Choose your date and group size first, then compare the available tours. Weekends and holiday periods can be busy, so booking ahead gives you more choice.
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What you'll taste on Bruny Island

Gourmet cheese and fruit platter on Bruny Island tour.

Cheese

Sample locally made cheeses and other dairy products, with some tours including a dedicated tasting stop.

Tour group enjoying fresh oysters with lemon on Bruny Island coastline.
Bottling freshly harvested honey into a jar from a spout.
Bruny Island Chocolate Company entrance with visitors inside.
Toasting with glasses of txakoli wine in a Getaria, Spain restaurant.

Bruny Island food stops worth knowing

Bruny Island's food scene is spread across the island, with producers specialising in everything from handmade cheese and oysters to honey and chocolate. Many food-focused tours bring several of these flavours together in one day, so you can sample local produce without planning every stop yourself.

Plan your Bruny Island food & wine tour

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.

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