ADELAIDE
South Australia’s most-booked tours.
The top 10 adelaide food tours travellers book out of Adelaide. Who runs each one, what you actually do on the day, and what it costs.
A 2-hour Adelaide walking food tour sampling chocolate, local baking history, and a standout lunch inside Adelaide Central Market.
“A fun, quirky food tour with lots of yummy treats along the way. Our guide was friendly and local and shared some personal anecdotes which made the tour really enjoyable.”
A 90-minute feed-me food and wine lunch at Adelaide’s National Wine Centre with 4 courses and expert wine pairings for $82.48.
“Incredible value, 4 courses and 4 glasses. Well 5 actually 3 full serves and 2 half serves enabling us to experience 5 delicious wines explained by a knowledgeable sommelier and paired with some wonderful food. Highly recommend”
Private Adelaide BBQ boat on the Torrens River for up to 10. You get BBQ gear, speakers and life jackets. BYO food, drinks from host.
“Jazz kept in touch with me. Ethan assisted on the day. Great morning with friends - cheese / meat platter and good wines with music as we moved up and down the river. Enjoyed by all.”
Private self-drive BBQ boat on Adelaide’s Torrens River. Up to 6, grill included, pick your spots, great views, easy group fun.
“A great way to celebrate a birthday. The engine is a bit noisy and has fumes, so it is nice to switch it off while relaxing over a bbq lunch. Very enjoyable and would recommend it.”
Self-drive BBQ boat hire on Adelaide’s River Torrens for two. Grill onboard, buy drinks on arrival, cruise at your pace with city views.
“So happy to have shared this experience with my bestie. Great food, good wine selection and a fabulous skipper! Thanks to Jaimie for driving the buoy, as they say, “thank god you were there!”. Keen to share the experience with other friends and definitely booking one of the Popeye tours!”
Adelaide Central Market food tour with tastings, 150-year market stories, and a small-group guide. One hour, $49.49, easy start.
“Stories about the market and various stall holders were interesting. Great to sample some of the products on offer. Good for locals and visitors.”
A 2-hour Adelaide walking food tour with Haigh’s chocolate tastings, Adelaide Arcade sights, and Adelaide Central Market fritz plus lunch.
“Andrea was very knowledgeable and was lovely, we really enjoyed the history”
Adelaide Central Market food walking tour with tastings, a local guide, and 150-year stories in a small group. Price $48.
“Somewhat basic tour. Some history and interesting tasting samples but we had already discovered most items of interest on our own.”
Taste 10 South Australian bites at Adelaide Central Markets with a small-group guide and charity support. About 50 minutes of lunch.
“A wonderful tour of an Adelaide institution. Dax was a great guide and very informative. It was great to be able to taste some of different foods, just wished that we weren't flying home because we could have easily filled up an Esky.”
10 Adelaide food stops in 3 hours: SA wine, Central Market treats, and Kappy’s coffee, plus local stories and $2 charity donation.
“Solid tour. We especially enjoyed the food/picnic on the hill overlooking the city. Make sure you get a pie floater. It's a great way to explore North Adelaide.”
