Barossa Valley Packages/Deals & Travel Agents Near Me

9-Nights South Australia - the Epicurean Way

Price: $3,049 - # of Days: 9 days
Indulge in a carefully curated South Australian vacation that combines gourmet food, world-class wines, and stunning landscapes. Begin your journey with a seamless one-way private arrival transfer from Adelaide Airport to the Majestic Roof Garden Hotel, where you’ll spend four nights in a Balc...

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7-Nights Essence of South Australia

Price: $3,390 - # of Days: 7 days
This 8-day trip to Australia showcases the food, wine, and wildlife of Adelaide, the Barossa Valley, and Kangaroo Island. It features first-class accommodation and shared tours. Your Australian vacation begins in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, where you’ll spend 3 nights. Discove...

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6-Nights South Australian Wildlife and Wine

Price: $2,384 - # of Days: 6 days
This 7-day Australia trip departs Adelaide, the undersung capital of South Australia, before taking you to the Barossa Valley and Kangaroo Island. Adelaide is renowned as one of Australia’s cultural capitals, on par with Melbourne or Sydney. Spend a full day exploring the city’s blend...

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16-Nights Sydney, Whitsundays, Melbourne, Barossa & Adelaide - Unique Spaces in Iconic Places

Price: Please call for rates - # of Days: 16 days
Indulge in Australia’s uniqueness on this elevated vacation, blending vibrant cityscapes, iconic landmarks, immersive wildlife encounters, and rich cultural experiences. Start in Sydney with a 3-night stay at the historic Harbour Rocks Hotel, a converted heritage-listed former warehouse and 18...

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Overview

Introduction

Located in scenic South Australia, just an hour outside of Adelaide, the Barossa Valley is Australia's best-known wine region. It has been producing wine for more than 150 years.

Today, the Barossa Valley is home to around 150 wineries, with more than 60 cellar doors open to the public. That doesn't mean it's overrun with tourists, though. Rather, a trip there feels like traveling back in time to 1970s Napa or even Bordeaux in the 1950s—combining the best of unspoiled natural beauty with sophisticated international sensibility.

Thanks to a warm climate and a long growing season, The Barossa has become world-renowned for its inimitable Shiraz, but it also produces a plethora of other popular varietals including chardonnay, semillon, grenache and cabernet sauvignon, so even the pickiest wine connoisseur will find something quaffable.

A self-drive tour of the Barossa is very plausible, and the towns that comprise the region (most notably Angaston, Nuriootpa and Tanunda) are all within an easy distance of each other, but travelers on a limited schedule should consider booking a private tour.