100 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne
2pm or 3pm
2.5 Hours
Discover Melbourne’s hidden chocolate treasures on a relaxed walking tour through its iconic arcades and laneways. Led by a friendly local guide, you’ll visit six boutique chocolatiers—many unique to the city—and enjoy a curated tasting experience at each stop. From silky pralines to creative pairings like tea or wine with chocolate, every bite tells a story. Along the way, you’ll learn the art of proper chocolate tasting, hear quirky local history, and get insider tips on Melbourne’s best food and drink spots.
With a small group of no more than 10 guests, the experience feels personal and engaging. You’ll meet passionate makers behind the chocolate, enjoy exclusive discounts (no obligation to buy), and wrap up the tour with a relaxing sit-down tasting and drink. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this is a delicious and memorable way to experience Melbourne.
The Block Arcade, 100 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne CBD.
Wednesday and Friday 2pm; Saturday & Sunday 3pm
4:30pm and 5.30pm
2.5 hours
Subject to availability
The tour includes six chocolate stops, a minimum of 10 chocolate tastings, tea matching, a fine dining dessert with matching wine, patisserie and coffee, drinks, a passionate local guide, and a Chocoholic Survival Kit with a tasting bag, water bottle, badge, chocolate map, and exclusive in-store offers.
The tour runs for approximately 2.5–3 hours, allowing plenty of time to explore, taste, and relax.
Groups are kept small with a maximum of 10 guests, ensuring a personal and interactive experience.
Yes! Your guide will teach you how to properly taste chocolate, share insider stories about the makers, and introduce you to Melbourne’s food culture and local history.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly. However, some tastings may include tea or wine pairings for adults.
Just bring your sweet tooth — everything else is provided!
The tour begins in central Melbourne. Exact meeting details are provided after booking.
This is a full-day tour, typically lasting around 7–8 hours, including transfers, attractions, and free time in Kuranda Village.
You’ll encounter a wide range of Australian wildlife, including koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, dingoes, cassowaries, and the only Tasmanian Devils in North Queensland. There are also opportunities to hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies.
The Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience is an interactive cultural presentation where you’ll learn how to throw a boomerang and traditional spear, enjoy a didgeridoo demonstration, and watch a powerful traditional Aboriginal dance performance.
Yes. An Aussie BBQ lunch is included and enjoyed overlooking a peaceful lake at Rainforestation Nature Park.
Yes, the Kuranda Tour is ideal for families. Children love the wildlife encounters, butterfly sanctuary, Army Duck ride, and cultural experiences. It’s suitable for all ages.
We recommend comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, and a camera. Light clothing is best for the tropical climate.
Yes. Complimentary hotel transfers are included from selected Cairns accommodations using modern, 100% electric buses.
Yes. You’ll have time to explore Kuranda Village, browse local markets, visit shops, and enjoy the rainforest atmosphere before returning to Cairns.