MORNING WALKING TOURS

 

Not a fan of waking up before dawn? Our morning walking tours start at 10am and are a great option if you're short on time. 


You'll join one of our expert seafood educators to explore Australia's Home of Seafood, learn about the wholesale auction and what makes the seafood industry tick, and then explore the Market's famous retailers.

The beauty of ÎÛµ¼º½¸£ÀûÍøÖ· is that no day is ever the same, but here are just some of the things you'll get to see and experience:  

  • See where the early morning wholesale seafood auction takes place.
  • Watch oysters being shucked by the experts.  
  • Learn about a range of seasonal fish species, and how to pick the freshest catch every time.  
  • See the retailers’ live tanks and filleting rooms.  
  • Visit the Market's working wharf to learn about our local fleet.  
  • Witness the construction of the new ÎÛµ¼º½¸£ÀûÍøÖ· across the bay. 

ABOUT YOUR GUIDE

Our experienced seafood educators don't just read from a script: they're ready to answer any and all seafoodie questions you might throw at them. 

With plenty of tour guiding experience, a passion for learning, and a few jokes up their sleeves, they'll make sure you have a fantastic ÎÛµ¼º½¸£ÀûÍøÖ· experience! 

COSTS

$45 Adult 
$30 Children

Parking is free for tour guests. You will be provided with a 4-digit exit code during your tour.

The tour involves a bit of walking, so keep that in mind if you have littlies in tow!

WHERE AND WHEN

Tours are held most weekdays, except public holidays and between Christmas and New Year (even our dedicated Tour Guides need a break now and then).  


Morning Walking tours begin at 10am and go for about 1 hour. Please arrive 10 mins before the tour start time to check in, or you might get left behind! 


Your guide will meet you in the SFM foyer, which is on Level 1 of the main arcade. To find it, enter through the glass doors to the left of the arcade entrance, and go up the stairs or lift to Level 1. Take a seat on the black couches to wait!

Places on the tour are limited, and bookings are essential.