Discover the rich bounty of the Adelaide Hills with its charming villages on a day trip from Adelaide. On an 8-hour journey from Adelaide, sample exquisite wines at Jacobs Creek Winery and Saltram Wine Estate in the Barossa Valley wine area.
After a 2-course lunch at the South Australian Company Store, travel to Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest German colony, in the Adelaide Hills. Explore the town on your own, stop to shop boutiques, try German specialties, and drink wines or traditional German brews (please note: any tastings or purchases in Hahndorf are not included in the price). Please notice that, as of May 3, 2018, the interim pick-up site for guests staying at the Majestic Roof Garden Hotel and Mantra on Frome will be 16, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide, due to roadworks on Frome Street.
Highlights
- View the grand and historic homesteads of North Adelaide
- Approach the Barossa Valley through the magnificent Seppeltsfield Estate
Grand Barossa Valley & Hahndorf Day Trip From Adelaide
The Barossa Valley’s world-famous wine area is steeped in tradition and German heritage, wrapped in rolling landscapes of vineyards, orchards, pasture, and bushland, and full of great personalities.
Discover Adelaide Hills’ rich bounty with its charming villages, so close to town. Explore the enchanting historic town of Hahndorf with its exotic Bavarian atmosphere.
Highlights from the tour
- View North Adelaide’s grand and historic homesteads
- Entering the Barossa Valley via the splendid Seppeltsfield Estate
- Welcome to this historic winery, and wine tasting
- Master the art of winemaking at Wolf Blass on a guided tour
- Expose the mystery of Gold Label wines and the award-winning Black Label wines at a tutored wine tasting
- Exclusive demo Tasting Penfolds for lunch
- Visit Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest German settlement with its Elm tree-lined main street, picturesque cottages, inns, cellar doors, art shops and galleries, artisan cheese and handicraftsmen, bakers, and tea rooms …
- Play in the villages of Crafers, Stirling, Aldgate, and Bridgewater on Adelaide Hills.
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InterContinental Adelaide
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Pullman Adelaide
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Cheap flights and hotels discounts for Adelaide
The peak season for flights to Adelaide is January, March and December. The low season for purchasing tickets is May, June and July.
Adelaide is served by Adelaide Airport. Direct flights to Adelaide are offered by 13 airlines. Most flights are with Qantas.
Adelaide and Australia attractions and landmarks
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Last Updated on March 6, 2022 by Tours Editor @ gotravelyourself.com
