Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf Half-Day Tour - 1 Day

Experience our Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf Half-Day Tour to see the unique and historic villages and spend time at the German village of Hahndorf.

Highlights

• Drive past Bridgewater Mill water wheel and the villages of Crafers, Stirling, and Aldgate.
• Stop at Beerenberg Farm Shop.
• Free time in the German village of Hahndorf with afternoon tea or beer tastings

Adelaide Hills & Hahndorf Half-Day Tour

Depart from your city hotel for an Adelaide Hills afternoon ride. Drive through North Terrace-the cultural district of Adelaide-on the way to Mount Lofty Summit, the highest peak of Adelaide.

Take in the city and coastline’s spectacular views-a perfect photo opportunity. Wind your way through Adelaide Hills and Crafers, Stirling, Aldgate, and Bridgewater villages before arriving at Hahndorf— the oldest German settlement in Australia. Visit the Beerenberg Farm Shop where you can taste and buy from the full product range.

Spend the afternoon exploring Hahndorf’s main street where you can sample local produce, check out local arts and crafts before enjoying tea at the famous Hahndorf Inn afternoon, or a traditional German beer tasting.

Itinerary

North Terrace (Pass By)

Drive along Adelaide’s cultural precinct, North Terrace, and see the Museum, Art Gallery, and Universities’ historic buildings.

Mount Lofty Summit

Stop at Adelaide’s highest peak, Mount Lofty Summit, and take in the spectacular views of the city and coastline – a perfect photo opportunity.

Beerenberg Farm

Stop at the Beerenberg Farm, famous for its jams, condiments, sauces, and dressings. There will be some time to taste and purchase from their full range of products.

Hahndorf

Hahndorf is Australia’s oldest German settlement, and you will have free time to spend exploring the main street. Sample the local produce, check out the local arts and crafts before enjoying afternoon tea or a traditional German beer tasting at the popular Hahndorf Inn.

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