Barossa Valley Discovery: Wine, Food & Local Stories
Barossa Valley Discovery: Wine, Food & Local Stories
Style
Join-in (make new friends)
Language
English
Duration
8 hours
Maximum Group Size
8 people
Perfect for Mingoers who are...
- Wine-Taster
- Nature-Navigator
Accessibility & Support
- Wheelchair Accessibility
Overview
Discover the flavours, landscapes, and stories of the Barossa Valley on a relaxed small-group day tour with a local guide. Beyond the cellar doors, this experience takes you deeper into one of Australia’s most celebrated wine regions - from family-owned wineries and local producers to beautiful gardens, artisan creations, and breathtaking valley views. Your day begins with a convenient pickup from your Adelaide accommodation at approximately 9:00am. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced local driver-guide who will share insights into the region’s history, food, wine, and unique character along the way. Your first stop is Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, where you can experience one of the Barossa’s most beloved food destinations. Take time to explore the farm, sample local produce, and relax beside the picturesque lake while soaking in the peaceful surroundings. Continue to Seppeltsfield, a historic winery surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. Enjoy a relaxed wine tasting and wander through this iconic estate. If wine is not your preference, you can explore the gardens, browse the JamFactory gallery and local artisan stores, or simply enjoy the atmosphere of this special place. Next, visit Rusden Wines, a family-owned boutique winery with seven generations of grape-growing heritage. Discover their traditional hands-on approach to winemaking and enjoy a relaxed lunch featuring a grazing platter of locally sourced produce. Continue your journey at Château Tanunda, one of the Barossa’s most recognisable estates. Sample their celebrated wines while learning more about the region’s winemaking heritage. For those who prefer not to taste wine, take time to explore the estate’s history or enjoy a leisurely game of croquet on the lawns. Before heading back to Adelaide, pause at Barossa Sculpture Park to admire sweeping views across the valley, followed by a sweet finale at Melba’s Chocolate & Confectionery, where you can enjoy a tasting plate of handcrafted chocolates. At the end of your Barossa Valley adventure, return to Adelaide with wonderful memories, new discoveries, and perhaps a few local treats to enjoy later.
What's Included
- Direct accommodation pick-up and drop-off
- Wine tastings at three top Barossa Valley wineries
- Chocolate tasting plate at Melba's Chocolates
- Grazing platter lunch
- Bottled water
What's Not Included
- Additional drink purchases
- Snacks and extra purchases
Meeting Point
Adelaide accommodation — pick-up available at any Adelaide address, between 9:15am and 9:45am (exact time confirmed the night before the tour)
Itinerary
Accommodation Pick-up
Your journey begins with a convenient pick-up from your Adelaide accommodation, travelling comfortably with a fully accredited, English-speaking local driver-guide.
Maggie Beer's Farm Gate
See the farm in action, sample delightful local produce and relax by the pond.
Seppeltsfield
A stunning winery set amid beautifully manicured gardens. Enjoy a leisurely stroll and a wine tasting, or explore the jam factory, olive oil shop and gardens.
Rusden Wines (Lunch)
A family-owned boutique winery with seven generations of grape-growing heritage. Enjoy a grazing platter lunch filled with local produce.
Chateau Tanunda
Admire the grandeur of this historic estate and taste their famous wines, or learn about Barossa history and play croquet on the lawns.
Barossa Sculpture Park
A brief stop to take in the expansive views across the Barossa.
Melba's Chocolate
Finish with a tasting plate of hand-made chocolates.
Return to Adelaide Accommodation
Arrive back at your accommodation at the end of the day with wonderful memories — and perhaps a treat or two to enjoy later.
End Point
Adelaide accommodation (direct drop-off)
Additional Information
- Liz will lead the tour where possible; however, your driver-guide may occasionally be another member of her team. She leads a dedicated team of professional driver-guides who all share the same commitment to delivering high-quality, memorable experiences, so you're in equally good hands either way.
- Tour involves walking, including over uneven surfaces.
- If one winery is unavailable on the day, an alternative winery of similar quality will be selected in its place.
- What to bring: hat, sunscreen, layered clothing (weather can be changeable).
- Carry-on bags only.
- Accessible and inclusive supports available by prior arrangement: an electric powered wheelchair (fits in all vehicles), access steps on every vehicle, microphones fitted in two vehicles for easier commentary, and written information sheets available in a guest's preferred language. Guests should get in touch before booking to discuss their needs.
Plan B
This is an outdoor tour that generally proceeds in light rain; itinerary stops may be adjusted for safety in severe weather.
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Barossa Valley Discovery: Wine, Food & Local Stories
Barossa Valley Discovery: Wine, Food & Local Stories
$360.00 per person






