Barossa Valley

The Barossa Valley is a major wine-producing region and tourist destination of South Australia, located 60 km northeast of Adelaide. It is home to some of the oldest Shiraz vineyards in the world, acclaimed Rieslings and iconic wine brands. If you are a lover of food and wine then you will be in heaven from the moment you arrive with such an immense selection of gourmet dining and world class wines, you will never want to leave. Not only can you wine and dine till your heart is content, you can also see fantastic festivals and events that take part in this region. Bushwalking, golf, cycling and shopping are also some of the other pastimes that the locals and many of the tourists also enjoy when they come to visit this stunning Australian landscaped area.

The Barossa not only boast beautiful rolling hills, manicured vineyards, and closely linked towns and villages, but for the past 150 years the Barossa Valley and continually carried on with tradition and culture to produce the world’s finest wines.  Between the two ever popular regions of the Barossa Valley and the Eden Valley that experiences more cooler climate than most places, produce the best Rieslings, luscious shiraz and mouth watering cabernet sauvignon, Semillon’s and chardonnay wines found in the world.  It is home to some of the world’s oldest Shiraz vines and is the birthplace of the famous Penfold’s Grange.

With multiple accolades won for the wines produced in this area, many of the wineries want to share with you what they are so passionate about. With over 50 cellar doors that are open 7 days a week you can step into the world of wine making and see how it all works, and sample some wine along the way.

To compliment this amazing country side, it is always a must that you are provided with luxury accommodation to complete your holiday and the Barossa Valley is home to some of the most outstanding B&B’s, cottages, cabins and resorts where you can relax and unwind and soak up the breathtaking surroundings.

Not only can you taste test wines and stay in luxury accommodation but there are many other things to fill in your days when you visit this spectacular region.  Why not take a drive through the winding country roads, that leads you vineyards and villages or book yourself on one of 20 different tours that will do all of the driving for you and let you see all of the best sights that the Barossa has to offer. There are also food and wine festivals, concerts, car rallies and major cycling events throughout the year for everyone to enjoy.

From the amazing art galleries to the fun filled outdoor activity of cycling, with the perfect mild temperatures present for most of the year you can go exploring through the picturesque landscapes on your bike, and travel along the quiet back roads and see the region in the best way possible.... at your own pace! There are also a number of parks and recreation places to walk through and go hiking in, where many wildlife and birdlife species call home. And for the golfing enthusiast the Barossa Valley provides a range of 18 hole golf course for you to perfect your swing at. 

So come and enjoy this amazing regions, and see why so many people come to visit and never want to leave.