The vineyard of Barossa Valley

The Barossa Valley in South Australia is one of the world’s most famous wine regions. Born in 1842 with the arrival of immigrants from Europe, it has lost none of its charm of yesteryear.

Visit the picturesque Adelaide Hills

The Adelaide Hills, barely a 20 minute drive from the city is a story-book pretty region. The drive itself is worth the time. Adelaide Hills to the villages

Explore the carefully selected gastronomy and wine routes by car or explore the countryside by bike. Taste delicious homemade breads, smoked meats and other regional produce on the Butcher, Baker and Winemaker Trail. Or enjoy artisanal cheeses along the Barossa Cheese and Wine Trail. The Barossa Heritage Trail connects many historic sites and wineries located in old buildings. Visit the charming historic cities and discover the work of local artists in galleries, antique shops and craft shops. Learn more about the history of Barossa on the cultural trail from Kapunda in the north to Mt Pleasant in the south. The Tanunda Heritage Trail is an opportunity to discover photos and stories of the early days of the Barossa and offers a rare glimpse of this unique part of Australia

The vineyard of Clare Valley,

Clare Valley, South Australia

The vineyard of McLaren Vale

McLaren Vale, South Australia