Market tours · AUSTRALIA
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 15 australia market tours earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Taste Melbourne at Queen Victoria Market with oysters, kangaroo, cheese and doughnuts, plus market history, buying tips and a small group guide.
“The guide had lots of information about the different areas of the market and related it well. Quite a few foods to try, you definitely don't need lunch afterwards. Well worth it.”
Explore Adelaide Central Market with guided tastings, coffee, local stories, and migration history in a small 90-minute walking tour.
“We were a small group and we enjoyed our time. The tour guide also took time to explain us the history of every stall we visited. The tour guide was very friendly. We were not rushed through and we appreciate this the most. Thanks.”
See Noosa, Eumundi Markets, Montville, rainforest, and Glasshouse Mountains on a practical 10-hour day trip from Brisbane.
“Bruce was an excellent guide ... keeping us informed all along the way. And, giving us options as appropriate.”
Review of the Eumundi Markets bus transfer from Mooloolaba, Noosa, and the Sunshine Coast, with timings, value, pickup tips, and honest advice.
“Easy to book, great being picked up at your resort and dropped off. Well priced. Jan (our driver) so friendly and informative .”
Taste Melbourne’s multicultural soul at Queen Victoria Market with coffee, cheeses, gelato, history, and local insight in a small group.
“My tour ended up just being myself and the tour guide since it wasn't a busy travel season, and this was one of the highlights of my whole trip. My tour guide Anna was so sweet, I cannot stress enough how lucky I felt that I happened to Read more”
Explore Adelaide Central Market at opening time with breakfast, coffee, tastings, and an expert guide in a small group of eight.
“An excellent tour with a tasty breakfast, lots of different nibbles and loads of information. Our guide (Cheryl) was very good and very helpful on both the market and other things to see in Adelaide (National Wine Centre was a great tip for lunch)”
Taste Melbourne’s multicultural food scene at Queen Victoria Market with a local guide, vendor stories, coffee, and small-group access.
“A wonderful and relaxed tour of the market. I learned a lot about the history of the market and Melbourne and tried some delicious food. 10/10 would recommend!”
Explore Adelaide Central Market on a 90-minute tasting tour with local guides, artisan stalls, coffee, market history, and South Australian food.
“Carmel is so knowledgeable about so much and very good at her job. The market is large and fascinating which combined with some great tastings, made for a very enjoyable experience. If we lived in Melbourne we would shop on the market regularly. It’s great.”
Review of the Port Douglas Sunday Markets tour from Cairns, with market stops, coastal lookouts, transport details, value, and practical tips.
“Great half day tour but no water on bus and left at 12.30, lunchtime but didn’t stop anywhere to eat. By the time got back to cairns 4.15pm to late to eat. Suggestion don’t leave port Douglas till 1.30, so can have lunch there. The tour lady was great, very bubbly.”
Explore Adelaide Central Market with a small-group guide, tastings, lunch, wine, and local stories in this 2.5-hour food tour.
“What an amazing cohesion of cultures so wonderfully presented by Stephanie. So much can be learned from this experience of food and the celebration of the contributions of new comers to our land.”
Explore Cairns’ Rusty’s Market with seven tastings, local stories, Chinatown history, and a small group led by an expert guide.
“It was interesting to explore Rusty's Market with a very informative guide, Peter. We learnt about the history of the market as well as information about the various foods we tasted. We were even introduced to some tropical fruits/ vegetRead more”
Review of Adelaide Central Market’s early breakfast tour, with hot food, tastings, local stories, practical tips, and value advice.
“Excellent Tour We were lucky to have our guide Bron all to ourselves. She took us for breakfast before taking us for a tour of the market stalls. She knew many of the stall holders and we had many tastings on the way. We were told the stories and histories of many of the businesses and also what the plans are for the future development of the site. The Adelaide market is an essential addition to your trip if you have any interest in food, the variety here is amazing.”
Explore Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market, taste multicultural foods, meet vendors, and learn local food traditions on a private 2.5-hour tour.
“Very knowledgeable and friendly guide. Provided a comprehensive coverage of the history of the market and things that are offered.”
Taste Adelaide Central Market’s local and multicultural flavors on a one-hour small-group tour with guide Katina.
“plenty of information and excellent food samples. the tour operator was very knowledgeable and had an easy rapport with all the vendors.”
Go behind Sydney Fish Market’s doors to see Dutch auctions, tuna filleting, rare seafood, live lobsters, and the auction floor.
“Definitely check this tour out. This seafood market will be demolished soon to make way for the new one. But what a treat to get inside this historic market! Our tour was very educational and wouldn’t recognize for food geeks!”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
