Richmond and Wine Tour
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Richmond and Wine Tour

from A$189
7 hours
Hobart
Free Cancellation (7 days prior)

Spend a full day from Hobart pairing four boutique Coal River Valley cellar doors with free time in historic Richmond, home to Richmond Bridge and a gaol older than Port Arthur. A light cellar door lunch and a stop at Wicked Cheese are included, and your driver shares the local stories as you go.

Quick read before you book.

  • Richmond Gaol, older than Port Arthur
  • Boutique, owner run cellar doors instead of big tasting rooms
  • Cellar doors such as Pooley Wines in heritage listed Belmont Lodge
  • Vineyard views across the valley to Barilla Bay
  • Optional whisky, gin or vodka tasting in Richmond

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What could be better?

Honestly, not much. Pace yourself on the tastings so you still have the legs to explore Richmond at the end of the day.

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Included in this tour.

  • Return transport from the Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre, Hobart
  • Driver with commentary throughout the day
  • Cellar door wine tastings at 4 Coal River Valley vineyards
  • Light cellar door platter lunch
  • Visit to Wicked Cheese
  • Free time in historic Richmond village

Commonly asked questions.

The tour leaves at 9:30am from outside the Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre, corner of Davey and Elizabeth Streets, Hobart. Arrive at least 10 minutes early, and expect to be back at the same spot around 4:30pm.

You taste at four cellar doors chosen from Frogmore Creek, Every Man and His Dog, Caledon Estate, Pooley Wines, Coal Valley Vineyard and Nocton Vineyard. The day also includes a stop at Wicked Cheese near Richmond.

Yes, a light platter lunch is served at one of the cellar doors. Share any dietary needs or allergies when you book.

Cancel more than 7 days before departure for a full refund, minus any non refundable third party costs. Between 3 and 7 days out, 50% of the booking value is forfeited, and there is no refund inside 3 days or for missed departures.

The operator can cancel for severe weather or safety reasons, and you will be offered another date, another tour, a credit or a refund. Routes and venues can also change on the day because of weather or road closures, so pack a jacket for Tassie's changeable conditions.

Boutique Wine Tours Tasmania welcomes children on private tours where suitable, with parents supplying and fitting the right child restraint under Tasmanian law. For the shared Richmond and Wine Tour, contact the operator before booking.

You get free time to cross Richmond Bridge, visit St John's Catholic Church and browse the galleries and boutiques. Richmond Gaol predates Port Arthur, and our Port Arthur Historic Site guide picks up the convict story from there.
There are no hotel pickups, and there is no all day parking near the Travel and Information Centre, so walk, cab or bus in. Our guide to Tasmania without a car shows how easy it is to get around Hobart on foot and by tour.

Wear smart casual clothes with a jacket and comfortable shoes, as heels are not recommended. Bring a camera for Richmond and the vineyards, and note that only bottled water can be consumed in the vehicle.

Let Boutique Wine Tours Tasmania know about any mobility concerns or medical conditions when you book. The team can then talk you through the day's stops before you travel.

More about this tour.

Plenty of Hobart wine tours race between big tasting rooms. This one slows down for history. Your day mixes four boutique Coal River Valley cellar doors, the kind where the owners might pour your glass themselves, with free time in Richmond, a village holding some of Australia's oldest colonial buildings. Its gaol even predates Port Arthur.You leave at 9:30am from outside the Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre on the corner of Davey and Elizabeth Streets, and your driver keeps the commentary coming as the city gives way to vines. Four cellar doors are chosen from a line up that includes Frogmore Creek with its views to Barilla Bay, Pooley Wines in the heritage listed Belmont Lodge, Every Man and His Dog, Caledon Estate, Coal Valley Vineyard and Nocton Vineyard. Expect cool climate styles like Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and sparkling, served by people who know every row.Lunch is a light platter at one of the cellar doors, and along the way you call in at Wicked Cheese, an award winning boutique cheesemaker near Richmond. Then Richmond is yours to explore: stroll across Richmond Bridge, look in on St John's Catholic Church, browse the galleries and boutiques, or add an optional spirits tasting if whisky or gin is more your thing. You are back in Hobart around 4:30pm. If the Coal River Valley has you hooked, our guide to things to do in Hobart has more ideas for your stay.Keen to follow Tasmania's convict story further? Pair this day with the Port Arthur Historic Site tour from Hobart. Explore the cellar doors on this route, then check availability for your date.

Additional info.

The tour departs at 9:30am from outside the Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre, corner of Davey and Elizabeth Streets, Hobart, and returns there around 4:30pm. Arrive at least 10 minutes early, as the tour leaves on time. There are no hotel pickups, and there is no all day parking near the centre.The tour needs a minimum of four passengers to run. If numbers fall short, you will be offered a new date, another tour or a full refund.Wear smart casual clothes with a jacket and comfortable shoes (heels are not recommended), and bring a camera. Only bottled water can be consumed in the vehicle.Let the team know about dietary needs, allergies, medical conditions or mobility concerns when you book. The optional spirits tasting in Richmond comes at an extra cost.