Australia · FOOD TOURS IN SYDNEY
The good food tours in Sydney run small groups and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Sydney’s chef-led Hunter Valley tour, with fish market breakfast, boutique wineries, gourmet pairings, practical tips, and value advice.
“Jimmy was amazing. He incorporated so many things into one day. We loved his knowledge of the region. One of us was Gluten free and he accomplished the mission! Was so appreciative of an amazing relaxing day.”
Combine kangaroos, koalas, boutique wineries, cheese and chocolate on a small-group Hunter Valley day tour from Sydney.
“Our guide, Sam, was very knowledgable in the history of Australia, the wildlife park and its animals, and of the wineries that we visited. He tailored the. tour for the people in. the group according to their likes and dislikes and it was perfect. I would recommend this tour to everyone, even though. it would be the adults that enjoy it. most because of the wine.”
Taste Sydney craft beer with a small group, brewery tours, local guides, minivan transport, and practical tips on value, timing, and comfort.
“I loved that we learned a bit of the history of the area, but it was tailored to breweries and pubs. Leaning while drinking was a winning combination!”
Sydney Surry Hills food tour review with oysters, Greek sweets, local drinks, history, practical tips, value, and honest drawbacks.
“This tour provides a great insight into the cafe and dining scene in Melbourne. I wish i had done it several years ago on my first trip to Melbourne.”
Taste Hunter Valley wines, gin, cheese and chocolate on a full-day Sydney tour with boutique cellar doors, lunch and central pickup.
“My boyfriend and I really enjoyed this experience, the guide was a very nice person and the places we visited were good, the pizza lunch was delicious”
Explore Sydney Chinatown’s food and Chinese-Australian history on a two-hour small-group walk with four to five tastings.
“After some confusion on the exact meeting spot, the tour went well. It's a walking tour through Chinatown with some easy hills, but plenty of stops and opportunities to sit for a few minutes. The foods offered were an interesting assortment and Justin was an excellent guide.”
Pick a coastline, a cellar door or a national park.
