Is this tour suitable for all ages?

Yes, the Brew Hop Experience is family-friendly and suitable for adults and older teens.

Do I need a designated driver?

Because the tour involves tastings, it's recommended to arrange for transportation or join with a group organizer.

Are there vegetarian or special diet options?

Please notify the business in advance; they accommodate various dietary preferences.

How much walking is involved?

The tour involves light walking at stops; comfortable shoes are advised.

Is there an age restriction?

Participants must be of legal drinking age, typically 18+.

What should I bring with me?

Bring weather-appropriate clothing, a camera, and a refillable water bottle for your comfort.

Brew Hop Experience | Guided Tour in Ulverstone |

Set along the rugged northwest coast of Tasmania, the Brew Hop Experience offers a distinctive blend of outdoor exploration and cultural immersion. This full-day journey combines scenic coastal views with the art of craft brewing, whisky, and gin tasting, making it an ideal adventure for lovers of both nature and fine spirits. Participants start their day with a scenic drive along Tasmania's dramatic shoreline, where towering cliffs meet the turquoise waters of the Leven River. The tour then guides visitors through a curated selection of local breweries and a distillery, each nestled in historic or picturesque settings. At these stops, expert brewers and distillers share insights into their craft—demonstrating everything from fermentation techniques to distillation processes—while guests enjoy tastings of exquisite products. What makes this experience stand out is the seamless integration of outdoor scenery with Tasmania’s vibrant beverage culture. The region’s pristine environment, combined with its rich history of brewing and distilling, elevates this tour beyond a typical tasting. The area features unique geological formations like basalt cliffs and lush coastal flora, providing a stunning backdrop to the day’s activities. The tour owner/operator has deep local roots and a passion for showcasing Tasmania’s vibrant culinary scene intertwined with its wild coastal wilderness. This adventure appeals to those seeking an active, educational, and flavorful day in one of Australia’s most scenic regions. Whether you’re a dedicated brewmaster or a curious traveler, the Brew Hop Experience offers a fantastic way to immerse yourself in Tasmania's coastal charm and craft traditions.

About Riverlinks Tasmania Leven River Cruises and Coastline Tours Tasmania

Riverlinks Tasmania Leven River Cruises and Coastline Tours Tasmania operates from Ulverstone on Tasmania’s northwest coast. The company offers river cruises on the Leven River and small‑group coastline tours that highlight local wildlife, regional history, and Tasmanian food and drink producers.

Public and private trips include full‑day beverage experiences such as the Brew Hop Experience, Wine Down Experience and Signature Beverage Experience, plus shorter river cruises including the Leven River and History Cruise, Bird Photography and Nature Cruise, and BYO Food, Drinks Picnic Forest Cruise. Sightseeing itineraries visit key northwest landmarks and attractions including Campbell’s Lookout, Guide Falls, Boat Harbour and Stanley, while extended tours travel to Cradle Mountain, Leven Canyon and other interior highlights.

The intimate cruise vessel Jus’Leven accommodates just 16 passengers, providing close‑up wildlife viewing opportunities and personalised commentary from experienced local guides. Many river cruises include catered picnic lunches, access to Leven Park by boat, and focused birdwatching for platypus and kingfishers. Coastal and beverage tours connect visitors with local breweries, distilleries and wineries for guided tastings and meet-the-maker experiences.

Riverlinks Tasmania balances tourism and conservation through guided interpretation, small group sizes and collaboration with regional operators. All activities depart from Ulverstone and are designed to showcase northwest Tasmania’s coastline, estuary habitats and cultural heritage. Prospective visitors can expect organised transport, knowledgeable local guides and a range of options from relaxed river cruises to full‑day foodie and sightseeing adventures. Booking information, departure times and accessibility details are available through the operator and local visitor centres.