TASMANIAN SEAFOOD TRAILS

Candy Abalone recommends enclosed footwear for its tours. The Candy Abalone and Barilla Bay site is not accessible via public transport. However, it’s only a five-minute drive from the Hobart International Airport, with plenty of Ubers and Taxis available to take you there and loads of parking onsite. From Hobart CBD it’s a 20-minute drive along the Tasman Highway, with ridesharing services also frequently available to and from this area. 

Bar Wa Izakaya is dimly lit. The restaurant is on the main road in Hobart – Elizabeth Street – so it’s easy to access via a short walk if you’re staying in the city or in North Hobart. Buses also frequent the area, with both northbound and southbound bus stops situated about 40m away, just up the street from the restaurant. Buses come and go here every 10 minutes. 

Call ahead or email any of the venues if you have any accessibility queries or requests for additional assistance, and the staff will be happy to chat. For more information, including menus, visit candyabalone.com, barillabay.com.au and barwaizakaya.com.