Hobart and Surrounds
Where it all starts…
Kim can reveal Hobart’s historic beauty, its colourful waterfront, majestic natural setting, artisan food and art.
Discover streetscapes of beautiful Georgian sandstone buildings.
Experience Hobart’s colourful nautical history exploring tiny lanes with their heritage cottages and mansions.
Stand on historic maritime wharves and sense the remoteness of past expeditions to Antarctica.
Watch the ancient, and original, game of Royal Tennis on its 1875 court.
Be inspired by contemporary Tasmanian artists at work in their colonial-era, waterfront studios
Taste the freshness of artisan-made local produce.
Experience spectacular scenery and panoramic coastal views from kunanyi / Mount Wellington and southern Tasmania’s majestic mountains.
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Derwent Valley and Surrounds
Come and experience another part of the real Tasmania.
A pristine and beautiful part of the world not well- known, with mountain fresh water passing fertile river flats to create world leading produce - centuries ago, and now...
Experience the history of where Australia's hop-growing and beer began – in a remarkably well-preserved colonial farm not open to the public.
Learn about Hops and Hopbines (yes that 'b for bine' not 'v for vine'). See some of the largest and most historic hop-fields/buildings in the world. As well as some of the most technologically advanced.
Taste those special hops in craft beers with flavour matched food.
Travel through beautiful scenery amidst rivers ringed by wild mountains.
Enjoy lunch - baking your own bread using preindustrial flour in a convict-built bakery on an Estate that has been a leader in innovation for centuries.
Sample award-winning whiskeys, made by a leading craft distiller using barley straight from the paddock
Time-out then for a little fish-feeding at some historic ponds. Hear the tales about the origin of all Trout fishing in Australasia. It's quite a story..
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The Coastal Channel
Leave the crowds behind and journey along this wonderful coastline, taking in views down into hidden coves and sheltered waters. With a backdrop of rich farming land amongst hills and forests and a picturesque village. (It’s not surprising it caught the attention of the French on their fossicking around here in the 1800's).
Taste some of the most mouth-watering, silky textured smoked Ocean Trout and Atlantic Salmon in the world. It’s awards speak volumes.
Listen to the 'smoke-master' as he describes his special approach, using his organic apple wood, and local Tassie timbers.
Walk through his hill-side 25 acre organic apple orchard picking and biting into their freshness.
Learn how to carve your own smoked salmon – preferably with wine and audience to hand. There’s an art involved, with a good knife needed too – far more fun than the Sunday roast ever was….
Drink internationally renowned ciders and perries - some made from rare heritage varieties grown in the orchard.
In season, bite into crisp cherries - several different varieties at once - near trees owned by a family whose generations have tended these lovely fruits.
And then it is time for some sheeps' cheese - delicious and very good for you.
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Tasman Peninsular – Port Arthur
Come South along the Tasman Peninsula, renowned for its World Heritage listed convict history. There is much more you could include in your day too. You decide. Lose yourself in the changing blue crystal clear water as we pass sandy bays, and towering sea-cliffs. Feed native animals, and sense the wilderness. Visit a sustainable lavender farm or make gin to your own recipe at Bespoke's exclusive Gin Workshop.
Step back in time with a private tour of the Port Arthur Historic Site, or perhaps at a privately owned colonial probation station (small scale prison - somehow very personal in feel)
View dramatic coastal scenery from ancient cliff-tops.
Hand-feed kangaroos, and see Tasmanian devils close-up in a bushland setting.
Learn about "green" lavender, amidst the fields - including paper made from lavender stalks.
Become your own gin distiller at one of Gourmet Traveller’s favourite gin distilleries. Join our exclusive, hands-on 4 hour workshop to discover the skill of gin making using your own recipe and still! Workshop includes a flavour-matched lunch and 500ml, of your own fine spirit, personally labelled to take home.
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Interested in something more, or different?
Make it part of your Bespoke tour of Tasmania.