Discover Barossa: 4 Wine Tastings, Gourmet Lunch, and Hidden Gems

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

• 1

  We’ll begin the day at the majestic Château Yaldara, one of the Barossa Valley’s most iconic and historic wineries. Established in 1947 by Hermann Thumm, a European winemaker who brought his old-world techniques to Australia, the château itself sits on the site of an original 19th-century flour mill, adding layers of charm and character to the estate. Famous for its award-winning Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, Château Yaldara blends rich winemaking traditions with stunning architecture. The name "Yaldara" is derived from the Aboriginal word meaning “sparkling,” a nod to the nearby North Para River and the natural beauty of the area. Guests will experience the award winning wines and estate’s grand sandstone buildings, manicured gardens, and riverside views—making it one of the most photographed destinations in the Barossa. You’ll also have time to explore the grounds with a self-guided tour of the estate, perfect for soaking in its history and capturing memorable photos.

  30 minutes • Admission ticket included
• 2
  Seppeltsfield Wines

  Barossa Crown jewel and The Kingdom of Palms: Seppeltsfield: We journey toward the horizon where the iconic Avenue of Palms signals our arrival at Seppeltsfield—a destination that feels more like a private kingdom than a vineyard. Within the monumental Centennial Cellar, history is liquid. Explore: The jam factory Craft and design -10 minutes Vasse Virgin - 20 minutes Ocetine Cafe - 10 minutes

  40 minutes • Admission ticket included
• 3

  Beyond the vines, the estate is a vibrant Artisan Village. Breathe in the essential oils at Vasse Virgin, watch master artisans at the JamFactory, or grab a specialty brew at Octeine Cafe. It is a living cultural landmark where 170 years of history meet modern luxury.

  20 minutes • Admission ticket included
• 4

  Beyond the vines, the estate is a vibrant Artisan Village. Breathe in the essential oils at Vasse Virgin, watch master artisans at the JamFactory, or grab a specialty brew at Octeine Cafe. It is a living cultural landmark where 170 years of history meet modern luxury.

  10 minutes • Admission ticket included
• (Pass by)

  Perched on a nearby hilltop overlooking the estate, the Seppeltsfield Mausoleum is a grand Grecian-style monument and the final resting place of the Seppelt family. A short drive or walk leads you to this dramatic stone structure, offering one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Barossa Valley’s patchwork vineyards. It stands as a silent, majestic sentinel to the family’s enduring legacy and the history of the land they transformed.

  Admission ticket free
• 5

  We recommend a special stop that locals rave about—Browns Barossa Donuts. This isn’t just any bakery stop; it’s a bite of pure indulgence, known for serving the best donuts in South Australia. Open only Wednesday to Saturday, Browns Barossa Donuts has earned a cult following for its handmade brioche donuts, crafted fresh each morning using locally sourced ingredients. From the moment you step inside, the sweet scent of caramel, chocolate, and fresh dough pulls you in. Flavours like Biscoff cheesecake, Nutella dream, and dulce de leche éclairs make this more than just a snack—it’s an experience. Perfectly timed into our itinerary, this stop gives you a taste of Tanunda’s delicious side and adds a bit of fun (and sugar!) to your day of wine, culture, and discovery. Don’t be surprised if you leave with a box of treats for the ride home—these donuts are too good to resist. (Purchases at your own cost)

  10 minutes • Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  As we journey through the Barossa Valley, you’ll pass by the iconic Jacob’s Creek—one of Australia’s most recognised wine brands. While we don’t stop here, our expert guide will share the rich story behind this historic name. Jacob’s Creek takes its name from the small creek running through the region, named after William Jacob, a surveyor in the 1840s. The first commercial vineyard near the creek was planted in 1847 by Johann Gramp, a Bavarian immigrant whose vision laid the foundation for what would become a global wine powerhouse. Today, Jacob’s Creek represents the evolution of Australian winemaking—where humble beginnings grew into international acclaim. As you pass the estate, gain insight into its history, impact, and how it helped put Barossa on the world wine map. It’s a story of heritage, innovation, and the global spirit of Barossa wine.

  Admission ticket free
• 6

  Visit Hemera Estate, prepare for a stunning blend of elegance, history, and warmth. Set on a former 19th-century farm, Hemera combines Mediterranean-inspired architecture with a deep connection to the land. Originally established as Ross Estate in the early 2000s, the winery was later renamed Hemera—Greek for “goddess of the day”—to reflect its new vision and passion. Today, Hemera crafts premium wines with a focus on small-batch production and minimal intervention, allowing the true character of the Barossa to shine through. Surrounded by lush vineyards, the cellar door offers a relaxed yet refined tasting experience, featuring bold reds, elegant whites, and exceptional reserve releases.

  45 minutes • Admission ticket included
• 7
  Kies Family Wines

  Next Savour a gourmet lunch and wine pairing of small-batch reds and whites. Gourmet Lunch and Wine Tasting Paired with Small-Batch Reds and Whites Enjoy a delightful lunch and tasting at Kies Family Wines, a charming boutique winery nestled in the Barossa Valley. Known for its warm hospitality and stunning vineyard views, Kies offers a farm-to-table dining experience featuring seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Guests can savor a gourmet lunch paired with their exceptional wines, including small-batch reds and whites crafted with care. During the tasting, knowledgeable staff will guide you through the winery's offerings, sharing insights about their sustainable practices and the unique terroir of the Barossa. It’s a perfect opportunity to relax, indulge, and appreciate the best of Barossa Valley’s culinary and wine scene.

  1 hour 30 minutes • Admission ticket included
• 8
  Barossa Valley Chocolate Company

  Enjoy the artisan chocolates (with an option to buy) in a cozy, welcoming spot. Artisan Chocolate Tasting (Self-Purchase Option Available) A visit to the Barossa Chocolate Company is a sweet treat for any tour in the Barossa Valley. This delightful factory offers a chance to explore the world of artisan chocolate-making, showcasing their handcrafted chocolates made from the finest ingredients. Guests can indulge in a tasting of various chocolates, from rich dark to creamy milk varieties, all bursting with flavor. While visiting, you’ll have the opportunity to purchase your favorite chocolates at your own cost, making it a perfect stop to pick up unique gifts or a personal indulgence. The charming atmosphere and delicious offerings make the Barossa Chocolate Company a must-visit destination for chocolate lovers!

  10 minutes • Admission ticket free
• 9
  Ubertas Wines

  As the day winds down in the Barossa Valley, we make one final, unforgettable stop. Nestled among the vines, the day leads us to Ubertas Wines, you’ll enjoy a boutique experience with a modern twist. This family-run winery is known for its sustainable, low-intervention winemaking and its warm, down-to-earth hospitality. Overlooking pristine vineyards, their cellar door offers a serene space to enjoy bold Shiraz, vibrant whites, and more—all crafted with care and character. This final tasting is not just about wine—it’s about ending your Barossa journey on a high note, where every sip tells a story.

  40 minutes • Admission ticket included
• Adelaide (Pass by)

  Drop you anywhere in Adelaide SA, Australia

  Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• “Due to high bookings, venues may be substituted with similar locations to ensure quality experiences.”

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