
Full Day Wine Tours
in Tasmania
A winery day tour is the format Tasmania's wine geography was made for: enough hours to reach a sub-region properly, taste at 4 to 5 cellar doors, and still sit down for a real lunch. Fourteen operators run full days. From Hobart, Apple Isle Wine Tours has been running wine and food days since 2003 from $149, and Wineglass Bay Discovery Tours stretches the format to Freycinet via Richmond and the East Coast.
From Launceston, Tamar Valley Wine Tours covers sparkling country from $99, with Tassie Tours adding family-owned day and overnight formats. Check our Hobart wine tours guide or the Launceston guide to pick your base city; the full field of operators is below.
Also known as: day tour · full-day trip · winery day tour · day out
Experiences
14 itineraries matching your filters
Tamar Wine - Tours & Accommodation
Tamar Wine - Tours & Accommodation
Stay among the vines on the West Tamar — wine tours and vineyard accommodation in one.
Duration
Half day or full day


Boutique Wine Tours Tasmania
Coal River Valley, Richmond, and Oatlands — intimate Hobart wine and distillery tours from $149pp.
Duration
Half day or full day
Capacity
Max 13
Wineglass Bay Discovery Tours
Wineglass Bay Discovery Tours
Full-day Hobart to Freycinet — Richmond, the east coast, and one of the world's great coastal views.
Duration
Full day
Valleybrook Wine on Wheels Tours
Valleybrook Wine on Wheels Tours
Stephanie and Jeremy's family-run Tamar Valley tours — Peoples' Choice best wine tour, from $140pp.
Duration
Half day or full day
The Wine Hopper
The Wine Hopper
Hop-on hop-off wine bus through southern Tasmania — flexible, social, and no designated driver required.
Duration
Full day
The Long Lunch Tour Co
The Long Lunch Tour Co
Freycinet's wine specialists — seafood lunch at Devils Corner, cellar doors, and the East Coast's best views.
Duration
Half day or full day
Tassie Tours Tasmania
Tassie Tours Tasmania
Family-owned, 10+ years — day tours, group tours, overnight stays, and shore excursions across Tasmania.
Duration
Full day or multi-day
Tasmanian Private Tours
Tasmanian Private Tours
Sandy Bay-based private Tasmania touring — wine country, wildlife, and bespoke itineraries from Hobart.
Duration
Full day
Tamar Valley Wine Tours
Tamar Valley Wine Tours
Launceston's specialist — premium Tamar Valley tastings, lunch, and door-to-door service since 2010.
Duration
Full day
StelaVino Wine Tours
StelaVino Wine Tours
Stel's award-winning full-day Hobart wine tours — 4 cellar doors, lunch, 45 years of wine knowledge, $250 all-in.
Duration
Full day
Capacity
Max 12
Heart of Tasmania Tours
Heart of Tasmania Tours
Private personalised Tasmania touring — flexible, affordable, local guides based in Hobart.
Duration
Full day
Discover Tasmania Tours
Discover Tasmania Tours
Full-day and multi-day tours from Launceston — Tamar Valley wine country and beyond.
Duration
8 hours
Capacity
Max 4
Apple Isle Wine Tours
Apple Isle Wine Tours
Hobart-based wine and food tours since 2003 — half-day, full-day, private, and airport transfers.
Duration
Half day or full day
Ageing Barrel Tours
Ageing Barrel Tours
Luxury Mercedes wine tours through the Huon, Derwent, and Coal River Valleys — lunch included.
Duration
Full day
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a full-day wine tour in Tasmania cost?
Full days run from $99 to $300 per person. The lower end covers Tamar Valley departures from Launceston; Hobart-based and gourmet formats with lunch included typically sit between $145 and $250.
How many wineries does a winery day tour visit?
Four to five cellar doors with a lunch stop is standard. East Coast itineraries trade one stop for the drive to Freycinet and Devils Corner, swapping quantity for one of Australia's great cellar door views.
Do full-day tours run from both Hobart and Launceston?
Yes. Hobart departures cover the Coal River Valley, Richmond, and the southern valleys; Launceston departures own the Tamar. Several operators also run Hobart-to-East-Coast days reaching Freycinet.
Is a full day out too long for non-drinkers in the group?
Tasmanian operators mix wine with the island's other draws: wildlife, historic Richmond, oysters, whisky, and coastal lookouts. Most full days include enough non-wine content that designated non-drinkers genuinely enjoy the itinerary.