



by See Adelaide
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$290This eight-hour tour in Adelaide includes hotel pickup and drop-off and a local guide. The tour starts with a five-minute stop at North Terrace to view the museum and art gallery, followed by a ten-minute visit to Mount Lofty Summit for panoramic views of Adelaide. Next is a brief two-minute stop at Victoria Square, also known as Tarntanyangga. The route continues through the Onkaparinga Hills, a scenic area where kangaroos, koalas, or emus may be spotted. The group then spends ninety minutes in the German township of Hahndorf, where visitors can eat at local cafes or browse boutique and gift shops. After Hahndorf, the tour travels to McLaren Vale for wine tastings. The first tasting is at Chapel Hill Winery, offering a structured experience in their cellar door. Then there is free time on McLaren Vale’s Main Street to visit Hardy Tintara’s cellar door, the Almond Train shop, or the Fruchocs chocolate factory. The second wine tasting takes place at Haselgrove Wines, which also offers a structured tasting and optional cheeseboards for purchase. The return journey follows a scenic coastal route to Glenelg, Adelaide’s seaside suburb, with a fifteen-minute stop. Guests may choose to take a short walk around Glenelg before rejoining the bus to Adelaide or remain longer to explore shops and restaurants, have dinner, and watch the sunset. Those staying in Glenelg can catch the tram back to the city independently. Food and drinks are not included unless specified.
North Terrace
Stop at North Terrace to see the museum and art gallery located there. This visit lasts about 5 minutes.
5 min
Mount Lofty Summit
A 10-minute stop at Mount Lofty Summit to view panoramic scenes from Adelaide's highest point.
10 min
Victoria Square/ Tarntanyangga
Brief 2-minute visit to Victoria Square, also called Tarntanyangga, a public square named after Princess Victoria in 1837.
2 min
Kay Brothers Cellar Door & Winery
Visit Chapel Hill Winery for a structured wine tasting in their scenic cellar door. From there, spend free time on McLaren Vale’s Main Street where one can taste wine at Hardy Tintara’s cellar door, enjoy a beer or coffee, or browse local shops such as the Almond Train, an old train carriage selling various almonds, and the Fruchocs chocolate factory offering sweet gifts. Then take a short drive to Shingleback Winery for a relaxed structured tasting, with cheeseboards available to purchase. Afterward, the group travels along the Adelaide coastline towards Glenelg. At Glenelg, there are two options: take a 15-minute walk to explore the area before returning to Adelaide, or leave the tour to spend several hours enjoying the shops, restaurants, beach, and dinner while watching the sunset.
45 min
Haselgrove Wines
Enjoy a relaxed, structured wine tasting of Haselgrove Wines with the option to buy cheeseboards to accompany the wine.
45 min
Glenelg
A 20-minute stop in Glenelg, a seaside suburb of Adelaide. Visitors may take a 15-minute walk to explore before returning to the bus or choose to stay longer to enjoy shops, restaurants, and the beach with dinner and sunset views, catching the tram back to Adelaide independently.
20 min
Onkaparinga
Travel through the scenic Onkaparinga Hills, where guests may see kangaroos, koalas, or emus while passing rolling hills and homes.
Hahndorf
Spend about 90 minutes in the German township of Hahndorf. Guests can eat at local cafes (own cost), have coffee, or shop at boutique and gift stores along the main street.
90 min
Mantra Hindmarsh Square 9.00am
End point
Mantra Hindmarsh Square 9.00am We do not routinely call at all meeting points. You must select your pick-up.




by See Adelaide
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$290This eight-hour tour in Adelaide includes hotel pickup and drop-off and a local guide. The tour starts with a five-minute stop at North Terrace to view the museum and art gallery, followed by a ten-minute visit to Mount Lofty Summit for panoramic views of Adelaide. Next is a brief two-minute stop at Victoria Square, also known as Tarntanyangga. The route continues through the Onkaparinga Hills, a scenic area where kangaroos, koalas, or emus may be spotted. The group then spends ninety minutes in the German township of Hahndorf, where visitors can eat at local cafes or browse boutique and gift shops. After Hahndorf, the tour travels to McLaren Vale for wine tastings. The first tasting is at Chapel Hill Winery, offering a structured experience in their cellar door. Then there is free time on McLaren Vale’s Main Street to visit Hardy Tintara’s cellar door, the Almond Train shop, or the Fruchocs chocolate factory. The second wine tasting takes place at Haselgrove Wines, which also offers a structured tasting and optional cheeseboards for purchase. The return journey follows a scenic coastal route to Glenelg, Adelaide’s seaside suburb, with a fifteen-minute stop. Guests may choose to take a short walk around Glenelg before rejoining the bus to Adelaide or remain longer to explore shops and restaurants, have dinner, and watch the sunset. Those staying in Glenelg can catch the tram back to the city independently. Food and drinks are not included unless specified.
North Terrace
Stop at North Terrace to see the museum and art gallery located there. This visit lasts about 5 minutes.
5 min
Mount Lofty Summit
A 10-minute stop at Mount Lofty Summit to view panoramic scenes from Adelaide's highest point.
10 min
Victoria Square/ Tarntanyangga
Brief 2-minute visit to Victoria Square, also called Tarntanyangga, a public square named after Princess Victoria in 1837.
2 min
Kay Brothers Cellar Door & Winery
Visit Chapel Hill Winery for a structured wine tasting in their scenic cellar door. From there, spend free time on McLaren Vale’s Main Street where one can taste wine at Hardy Tintara’s cellar door, enjoy a beer or coffee, or browse local shops such as the Almond Train, an old train carriage selling various almonds, and the Fruchocs chocolate factory offering sweet gifts. Then take a short drive to Shingleback Winery for a relaxed structured tasting, with cheeseboards available to purchase. Afterward, the group travels along the Adelaide coastline towards Glenelg. At Glenelg, there are two options: take a 15-minute walk to explore the area before returning to Adelaide, or leave the tour to spend several hours enjoying the shops, restaurants, beach, and dinner while watching the sunset.
45 min
Haselgrove Wines
Enjoy a relaxed, structured wine tasting of Haselgrove Wines with the option to buy cheeseboards to accompany the wine.
45 min
Glenelg
A 20-minute stop in Glenelg, a seaside suburb of Adelaide. Visitors may take a 15-minute walk to explore before returning to the bus or choose to stay longer to enjoy shops, restaurants, and the beach with dinner and sunset views, catching the tram back to Adelaide independently.
20 min
Onkaparinga
Travel through the scenic Onkaparinga Hills, where guests may see kangaroos, koalas, or emus while passing rolling hills and homes.
Hahndorf
Spend about 90 minutes in the German township of Hahndorf. Guests can eat at local cafes (own cost), have coffee, or shop at boutique and gift stores along the main street.
90 min
Mantra Hindmarsh Square 9.00am
End point
Mantra Hindmarsh Square 9.00am We do not routinely call at all meeting points. You must select your pick-up.