A platter of smoked fish, oysters, cheese, bread, fruit, and a bottle and glass of red wine on a barrel, set outdoors among green grapevines—an authentic taste of Bruny Island perfect for a leisurely Gourmet Tour or relaxing Day Tour experience.
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Bruny Island Gourmet Day Tour

from A$290
10 hours
Hobart
All Ages (4+)
Free Cancellation (48 hours prior)

This ten hour gourmet tour leaves Hobart at 7.45am, crossing to Bruny Island for tastings at the Cheese, Chocolate and Honey companies, oysters, and local wine. Lunch is at Pennicott's beachside restaurant overlooking Adventure Bay, with wine included. You'll also visit the Bligh Museum before returning to Hobart by early evening.

Quick read before you book.

  • A proper working lunch of Tasmanian wine, cheese, chocolate and oysters, not a boxed sandwich
  • See a rare Aboriginal canoe, the first built on Bruny Island since European settlement
  • Ten hours covering the island's food, history and coastline in one day
  • Small group walks through rainforest and beach, not a bus window tour

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Honestly, not much. Come hungry and soak up the scenery and stories between tastings.

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Included in this tour.

  • Return transport from Hobart, including SeaLink ferry crossing to Bruny Island
  • Guided rainforest and beach walks
  • Tastings at Bruny Island Cheese Company, Chocolate Company and Honey
  • Local wine, beer and freshly shucked oysters
  • Lunch at Pennicott's beachside restaurant with two drinks included
  • Entry to the Bligh Museum

Commonly asked questions.

It departs the Dock Head Building on Franklin Wharf, Hobart, at 7:45am. Check in 15 minutes before departure, and all day parking is available nearby.

Yes, pick up can be arranged from selected Hobart CBD hotels by prior arrangement. Mention it when you book.

Tastings at Bruny Island Cheese Company, the chocolate and honey producers, local wine, beer and freshly shucked oysters, plus lunch at Pennicott's beachside restaurant with two drinks. Our Bruny Island food guide covers more of the island's producers.

It's a full day of about ten hours, returning to Hobart by early evening. The ferry crossing to Bruny Island is included.

It isn't recommended for children under four, and Pennicott advises the Bruny Island Traveller isn't suited to young children.

A 50% fee applies to cancellations within 48 hours of departure, and a 100% fee applies within 24 hours.

Wear comfortable walking shoes and warm layers, as the day includes rainforest and beach walks and the island can be cooler than Hobart.

Yes. If sea cliffs and wildlife are your priority, the Bruny Island Cruises full day tour from Hobart spends three hours on the water.

More about this tour.

A day trip to Bruny Island usually means one thing: sightseeing from a boat. This one puts you on the ground instead, working through cheese, wine, oysters, chocolate and honey straight from the people who make them.

Your day with Bruny Island Traveller

You'll leave Hobart at 7.45am from the Dock Head Building on Franklin Wharf, crossing to Bruny Island by SeaLink ferry before a full day of tastings and guided walks. Expect award winning cheese at Bruny Island Cheese Company, chocolate and fudge at Bruny Island Chocolate Company, and honey straight from Bruny Island Honey, alongside local wine, beer and freshly shucked oysters.

Lunch, walks and island history

Lunch is at Pennicott's beachside restaurant overlooking Adventure Bay, with two glasses of Tasmanian wine, beer, cider or juice included. Your guides lead rainforest and beach walks through the day and share the island's history, including a visit to the Bligh Museum and a look at a rare Tasmanian Aboriginal canoe, the first built since European settlement.

Good to know before you book

You'll be back in Hobart between 5.30pm and 6pm, making for a full ten hour day. The tour suits adults and older children best; it isn't recommended for kids under four. If you'd rather see Bruny Island from the water, our Bruny Island Cruises full day tour covers the coastline instead, and our guide to Bruny Island food is worth a read if the tastings are the main drawcard for you.Explore the island's other options, check availability for your dates, then lock in your spot with Book Now.

Additional info.

Not recommended for children under four Check in 15 minutes before the 7.45am departure at Franklin Wharf Hotel pickup is available at selected Hobart CBD hotels by prior arrangement All day parking is available near the Franklin Wharf departure point