Adelaide · SHOPPING TOURS
6 reviewed
The 6 shopping tours here are the ones worth your money around Adelaide: each with its price, how long it runs, and who it suits best. The top of the list is top for a reason, so begin there.
Guided 1.5-hour Adelaide Central Market tastings with coffee and migration-food stories. Small group max 8, mobile ticket.
“Great fun and way to spend a morning trying some new items. Liked them all went Back for some kangaroo island fig syrup to use on salmon”
Small-group Adelaide Central Market early breakfast tour with coffee, tastings, and a local guide to help you shop smarter.
“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 your way through Adelaide Central Market on a 90-minute small-group tour with coffee, trader stories, and South Australian food history for $69.
“Fabulous morning. Lots of food tasting and a great history lesson. Had a great day.”
Hahndorf day trip from Adelaide with Mount Lofty views, cheese and chocolate tastings, German lunch, and Beerenberg farm shopping.
“Jerry was a wonderful guide. Organisation was perfect. Enough time at each stop. Each stop was greatly selected. Enough free time. Group was amazing.”
Adelaide Central Market in a small group: guided tastings, drinks, and a café lunch with wine, with gluten-free and vegetarian options.
“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.”
Early-riser small-group breakfast tour of Adelaide Central Market with top espresso, hot breakfast, tastings and local stories.
“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.”
