Barossa Valley & Hahndorf Wine Tour $180

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Barossa Valley & Hahndorf Wine Tour

Taking in the patchwork of rolling hills, lush vineyards, and eclectic mix of German heritage, our Barossa Valley & Hahndorf Wine Tour is the ideal way to explore this beautiful part of Australia. Characterized by fairy tale orchards, wild bushland, and charming villages, the Barossa Valley forms the perfect backdrop for tasting some of the country’s best-loved wines and tucking into some delicious, local food.

Our Barossa Valley & Hahndorf Wine Tour gives you the chance to get to know Hahndorf an old Bavarian-influenced village that dates back to the 19th century German occupation. When you’re not wine tasting or trying fresh dishes, you can wander through the historic streets of this enchanting town.

Itinerary

We’ll start by discovering the impressive mansions and homesteads of North Adelaide before travelling to the beautiful Jacobs Creek Visitors Centre, with its sprawling vineyards and peaceful backdrop. Once we arrive at Jacobs Creek Estate you will be treated to a delicious morning tea and a range of stunning wines to try.

We then travel to Mengler Hill Lookout for some mesmerising views over the valley. At lunchtime, it’s time to wine and dine at Lambert Estate. Enjoy a scrumptious 2 course lunch and be treated to more wine tastings.

Then we’ll head to the Herbig Family Tree and eventually Hahndorf, the oldest German settlement in Australia, which is filled with leafy roads lined by Elm Trees, picturesque cottages, and plenty of artisan shops and galleries to explore. We’ll also visit the iconic Beerenberg Farm Shop where you can explore their delicious range of boutique jams and relishes. There’ll be time to do a bit of souvenir shopping here, and you can grab a coffee before we head back through Adelaide Hills’ beautiful villages, Crafers, Stirling, Aldgate, and Bridgewater.

We end up back in Adelaide, where your wine-tasting extravaganza in the Barossa Valley comes to an end.