Top Things to do in Huonville
The 10 Best Things to Do in Huonville, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Huonville, Australia including Huon Jet Boat, Willie Smith's Apple Shed, Wooden Boat Centre, Home Hill Winery, Willie Smiths Organic Apple Cider, Yukon Tours, Apple Valley Market, Huon Valley Visitor Centre, Woof Gallery, Huon Bikes.
Restaurants in Huonville
1. Huon Jet Boat
Overall Ratings
5 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By Kerry B
Fantastic thrilling experience with gorgeous views. Guide was great and made it fun. I loved how close we got to the stumps. This is a must do!
2. Willie Smith's Apple Shed
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 116 reviews
In the rustic surrounds of an original apple shed, learn about the Huon's fascinating apple heritage told through the eyes of Willie Smith. A range of delicious ciders is available at cellar door and the cafe serves a simple menu of the finest regional products.
Reviewed By The_Merry_Travellers - London
We stopped off here to taste their ciders and grab some lunch. Our eyes shot up when we saw that the ham and cheese toastie was $14. From the first bite I realised that it was the best ham and cheese toastie that I have...MoreHello The Merry Travellers, Thanks so much for popping into The Apple Shed! Those toasties are pretty good aren't they and the cider too. Come back for the Apple Pie - it's worth another trip.
3. Wooden Boat Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
4. Home Hill Winery
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Marc D - Wamberal, Australia
For me, a great cellar door experience is the sum of many things.
Just having great wine is only one thing....
We found nice facilities, however the staff were not engaging, nor passionate, and appeared to be just going thru the motions with us. They were also continually trying to get us to eat in the restaurant.
The tasting fee is quite fair at $4 to sample 5 wines. The amount poured was precise..
The 2015 Pinots were great, sticky too, but the overall experience I was looking forward to from this establishment was not.
5. Willie Smiths Organic Apple Cider
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 180 reviews
In the rustic surrounds of an original apple shed built in 1942, learn about the Huon's fascinating apple heritage told through the eyes of Willie Smith. A range of delicious ciders is available at cellar door and the café serves a simple menu of the finest regional products. A small providore will enable local producers an outlet in the Huon Valley where they can showcase their products and produce to visitors to the State.
Reviewed By Lynne A - Tywyn, United Kingdom
Stopped in to taste some cider and have a light lunch. THe wall of apples was intriguing as we could not tell if those on display really were those labelled or not ! NIce atmosphere in the restaurant area and a small museum to one isde.
6. Yukon Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Sail the beautiful 80 year-old Danish ketch "Yukon" in the calm waters of the Huon River - rescued and restored by Australian ship-wright David Nash from the bottom of a harbour near Copenhagen. Join David to hoist the sails, learn more about this historic vessel's amazing history.
Reviewed By tripellen - Sydney
Great to be out on the water enjoying this restored vessel. Friendly staff and wonderful views. The commentary was very light on, it would have been great to hear about Franklin’s wonderful history. An enjoyable experience nevertheless.Thank you for sharing and truly sorry you missed the commentary on Franklin. We normally share our knowledge, and are happy to provide information next time you visit or via email.
7. Apple Valley Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The Apple Valley Market on the 2nd Sunday of the Month brings rustic atmosphere, creators and artists together with live music, great food, coffee and more. Pop into the amazing town of Ranelagh and visit the market for quality shopping as you tour the Huon Valley.
Reviewed By Vallerian2000 - Hobart, Tasmania
The inaugural Apple Valley market at Ranalagh took place last Sunday, 10th January 2016. A new market in the beginning of a new year. I have been a stall holder in quite a few craft markets now in Tasmania. This one is a delight. A huge range of stalls and a wide range of skills amongst the makers. Plenty for the punters: flowers, still photographs of stunning macro detail, beautiful woodwork, jewellery, retro furniture, food, music, leather work. Did I mention food? Inside the halls were stall holders selling cakes and biscuits and jam. Outside Allisandro ran a fund raising BBQ making hamburgers, veggie burgers and sausages.. I've had a veggie burger from him before for very little cost and stunning flavours even though it sounds simple with a bun, spinach, egg and mushrooms. He expresses himself through creating flavours. This time I bought a Harrison veggie burger from the Ranalagh General Store that is right across the road. They serve cafe level food of Hobart standard. Delicious burgers and great coffee using Zimmah beans. There was a good level of energy from the market and the store. I think it is going to be an ongoing great combination. The next market is on the 14th February
8. Huon Valley Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Visit the Huon Valley Visitor Centre for all your travel needs. Friendly local staff can assist you with information and offer a free booking service for accommodation and attractions state-wide. The Centre has a fantastic range of locally made products, produce and also souvenirs. Open 7 days a week excluding only Christmas Day and Good Friday. Easy parking, free Wi-Fi, toilets and baby change facilities, wheelchair access.
Reviewed By Salibu - Berwick, Australia
It doesn’t look much from the outside but once entering there are plenty of information booklets and sheets, nice gifts and souvenirs plus the Honey Pot, the staff are extremely helpful even when I had to admit to making a mess by knocking some dried lavender on the floor. I understand that the information centre is going to be moving into Huonville, not sure when, so whether The Honey Pot moves also I can’t say. But do call in and the girls will look after you also I am sure.
9. Woof Gallery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Lisa B - Brisbane, Australia
If you are looking for local treasures for yourself or as gifts, go to this lovely little gallery. Great service from the owners happy to share their knowledge. Lovely to see local artists displaying their creations.Thank you visiting our Gallery, Lisa B, and for your lovely review. Hope you had a wonderful time in Tassie and maybe see you again next time!
10. Huon Bikes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Located in Huonville, south of Hobart, Huon Bikes is Australia's southernmost bike shop, offering repairs, sales, and hire.
Reviewed By shau2017 - Tulsa, Oklahoma
We had a few hours in the Huon Valley and this was such a lovely way to explore the area. Damien gave us such great tips on a route which included lots of cool pit stops including a great bakery cafe with amazing coffee and...MoreThanks for writing such a lovely review, I'm so pleased you had an enjoyable experience. Best wishes for the festive season, and the new year, and I hope to see you again! Kind regards, Damien
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