REVIEWS · HOBART WINE TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 hobart wine tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before committing.
Review of the Wineglass Bay and Freycinet tour from Hobart, with scenic walks, beaches, seafood, wine, Richmond, and practical planning tips.
“Alex was informative and knowlegeable. We stopped at scenic spots and he included brief history about each places. You get a bonus of dad jokes too 🤪 Highly recommend!”
Review of Hobart’s Wineglass Bay tour, with Freycinet hikes, coastal views, Richmond, local food stops, pricing, and practical tips.
“Fantastic time thanks to Alex (Alessandro), who made this tour funny and enjoyable, even despite fickle weather. Thank you! Molte grazie!”
Taste Tasmanian wines at four cellar doors, enjoy cheese and vineyard lunch, and explore Richmond on a friendly small-group tour from Hobart.
“Incredible day!!! It would be a shame to come to Hobart and miss out on this! Stunning countryside views and world class wines! Garren is a very thoughtful guide, friendly and fun, he knows everyone in the area and is very knowledgeablRead more”
Review of the Wineglass Bay day trip from Hobart, with hike details, seafood stops, guide quality, costs, and practical booking advice.
“Tammy was an excellent guide. She made it fun and informative. Amazing pictures.”
Review of the Hobart Wineglass Bay and Freycinet tour, with hike details, stops, costs, transport advice, and practical booking tips.
“It was a fantastic journey. It’s a pretty long drive, but there were numerous stops and the scenery was beautiful.”
Review of Hobart’s Signature Wine Tour, with four vineyards, Richmond lunch, cheese tasting, hotel pickup, and practical booking tips.
“Ross was an amazing tour guide. He made us feel welcome and gave us so much information about Hobart . Wineries that he picked were superb .I had so much fun with lots of laughter. I would highly recommend this tour to everyone as it’s the best tour I’ve been on in Hobart.”
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