Savour Wine, Oysters, and a Unique Abalone Experience
Discover Hobart’s hidden treasures, from historic waterfronts and charming villages to the heart of Tasmania’s wine country.
Indulge your senses with exquisite wines, tantalising fresh oysters, and a rare glimpse into the world of abalone farming.
This is more than a tour – it’s an unforgettable experience that will leave you craving more of Tasmania’s unique charm.

Richmond Bridge
A picturesque sandstone arch bridge built in 1825, is the oldest bridge still in use in Australia and a beloved icon of Richmond.

Tas Live Abalone
A unique opportunity to witness the fascinating world of abalone processing and purchase premium Tasmanian seafood.

Nocton Vineyard
Nocton offers a small but impressive selection of premium cool-climate wines, including their signature Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, known for their elegance and complexity.

Frogmore Creek
Renowned for its award-winning cool-climate wines, elegant dining experiences, and breathtaking vineyard views.
History
Tasmania’s pristine waters and unique environment have nurtured a rich history of abalone and oysters, renowned for their exceptional quality and flavour. For millennia, Tasmanian Aboriginal people harvested these delicacies from the island’s abundant coastline, recognising their importance as a sustainable food source.
European settlers quickly recognised the value of Tasmania’s shellfish, establishing oyster fisheries in the 19th century. However, over-harvesting led to a decline in wild oyster populations, prompting a shift towards sustainable aquaculture practices. Today, Tasmanian oyster farmers carefully cultivate these prized bivalves in the pristine waters of the island’s bays and estuaries, ensuring their exceptional taste and quality.
Tasmanian abalone, also known as pāua, have long been sought after for their delicate, sweet flavour and iridescent shells. Early commercial harvesting in the mid-20th century led to concerns about sustainability, but strict regulations and innovative aquaculture techniques have since ensured a thriving industry. Tasmanian wild abalone some of the world’s finest abalone, prized for their clean, ocean-fresh taste and superior texture.
The key to Tasmania’s reputation for quality abalone and oysters lies in its pristine environment. The island’s cool, nutrient-rich waters, free from pollution and industrial runoff, provide the ideal conditions for these shellfish to flourish. Rigorous quality control measures and sustainable practices further ensure that Tasmanian abalone and oysters remain a world-class delicacy, sought after by seafood connoisseurs.





