Huon Valley Tours and Tickets
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Huon Valley

*The Huon Valley makes an excellent day trip for foodies and adventure travelers.
*You'll find lots of photo ops—this is one of Tasmania’s most photogenic regions.
*Huonville is the last major town before entering Tasmania’s far south, so be sure to stock up on necessities.
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What’s the best way to experience the Huon Valley?
There are plenty of ways to experience the Huon Valley. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
How much does it cost to visit the Huon Valley in 2026?
While it’s free to visit the Huon Valley, many travelers opt to visit as part of a guided tour with round-trip transportation included. Full-day tours from Hobart start at US$134 per person and visit top attractions such as Hastings Caves, Tahune Airwalk, and often include cider-tasting at a local orchard.
What’s the best time of year to visit the Huon Valley?
The most popular times to visit the Huon Valley are in summer (December–February), when the warm weather is ideal for outdoor activities and food-tasting tours, or in fall (March–May), when the apple harvest is underway and the southern Tasmania landscapes are blanketed in colorful fall foliage.
What do you see on a tour of the Huon Valley?
There’s so much to see and do in the Huon Valley. Explore Australia’s largest dolomite cave at Hastings Caves, admire views across the Huon River from the Tahune Airwalk, and visit the riverside town of Huonville. Many tours also include a cider tasting at one of the region’s famous apple orchards.
Can you do day trips from Hobart to the Huon Valley?
Yes, the Huon Valley is a popular day-trip destination from Hobart, and most tours visit multiple highlights in one day. The town of Huonville, on the banks of the Huon River, is the main gateway to the region and is just a 30-minute drive from Hobart.
Can you go to the Huon Valley on your own?
Yes, but you’ll need a car. A road trip through the Huon Valley means you can spend longer exploring the hiking trails, venturing off the beaten track, and sampling the many wineries, orchards, and farm-to-table restaurants. However, with limited time or without a car, joining a tour is a smart choice.






































































