Vineyard in spring leaf on a hillside in Southern Tasmania

Plan a Southern Tasmania wine trip

Plan your trip

A self-guided journey through Southern Tasmania's wine regions, with vineyards that open their doors for our festivals and cellar doors that welcome visitors all year.

Southern Tasmania offers the perfect conditions for some of Australia's most exceptional cool-climate wines. With its crisp maritime climate, long growing seasons and breathtaking landscapes, the south is home to world-class Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and sparkling wine. Explore cellar doors, taste award-winning wines and meet the people who make them.

Create your own wine trail

Plan your route with the producer filters

Use the filters on the producers page to plan your journey:

  • Region: focus on a single region each day.
  • Wine: follow a Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, sparkling or Riesling trail.
  • Festival: see who's open for Spring in the Vines or the Southern Open Vineyards Weekend.
  • What's on: combine wine with food, music, art or ticketed events.
  • Family friendly: find producers that are kid or pet friendly.
  • Accessibility: find accessible parking, wheelchair access and on-site toilets.

Getting around

Tour the vineyards

Wine South Tasmania advocates responsible drinking and a designated driver for those who choose to self-drive.

Self-drive around the regions and explore what each has to offer, or make a day of it with a tour or a hop-on hop-off bus from our tour partners.

Where to stay

Accommodation near the vineyards

Southern Tasmania offers a wide range of accommodation, from vineyard cottages and boutique B&Bs to luxury lodges and historic stays. The Coal River Valley, Derwent Valley, Huon Valley, D'Entrecasteaux Channel and South East all offer scenic options close to cellar doors.

Hobart also makes a convenient base, with plenty of hotels and easy access to every region. See our accommodation partners for festival offers.

Our festivals

Time your visit

  • Spring in the Vines

    A three-day wine touring weekend across Southern Tasmania

    Celebrate the start of spring with new releases, live music and seasonal local food at vineyards across Southern Tasmania, some open to the public only for the festival.

  • Southern Open Vineyards Weekend

    Southern Tasmanian vineyards open their doors for a weekend of tasting

    A self-guided journey through the wine regions of Southern Tasmania, as vineyards across the Coal River Valley, Derwent Valley, Huon Valley, D'Entrecasteaux Channel and South East open their doors.