



by Benders Bus Tours
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$320This eight-hour tour begins with a drive from Adelaide through the Adelaide Hills, passing vineyards and countryside before arriving in Hahndorf, South Australia’s oldest German settlement. Visitors have about ninety minutes to explore Hahndorf’s boutique shops and cafes. Next, the tour stops at Beerenberg Farm for strawberry picking. The entry fee to the strawberry patch is included, but guests pay for any strawberries they pick at a set rate per kilogram, payable directly at the farm. Strawberry picking is seasonal and subject to availability. Afterward, the tour visits Melba’s Chocolate Factory in Woodside, where visitors can watch chocolate and candy making, taste a variety of sweets, and shop for treats. The tour then continues with a scenic drive into the Barossa Valley. At Kies Family Wines, guests enjoy a seventy-five-minute gourmet lunch paired with a wine tasting in a historic cellar door. The next stop is Seppeltsfield Estate, where visitors have time to walk along the Avenue of Palms and explore artisan workshops including the JamFactory, Vasse Virgin essential oils shop, and Octeine Cafe. The final stop is Ubertas Wines, a family-run winery, where guests participate in a forty-five-minute wine tasting featuring a selection of traditional and modern wines. Round-trip transportation from Adelaide city and Glenelg hotels, an English-speaking guide, all entry fees, tastings, strawberry picking entry, and a bottle of water are included. Purchases and the cost of strawberries picked are not included. Venues may be substituted with similar locations if necessary.
Adelaide Hills
The tour starts with a drive from Adelaide City through the Adelaide Hills, passing vineyards, green landscapes, and small villages. The route offers views of the local countryside and natural surroundings, setting a calm pace before the stops ahead.
Hahndorf
Visitors spend about 90 minutes in Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest German settlement. The village features historic streets lined with small shops, artisan stores, and cafes. Guests can browse these and try German pastries if they wish.
90 min
Beerenberg Farm
Next is Beerenberg Farm for strawberry picking, a seasonal activity included in the entry fee. Strawberries picked must be paid for on site at $12.50 per kilogram. Guests can also visit the farm shop which sells jams, sauces, and condiments. Note that the availability of strawberry picking depends on the farm’s conditions each day and is not guaranteed.
30 min
Melba's Chocolate & Confectionery
A brief stop at Melba’s Chocolate Factory in Woodside follows. Located in a former cheese factory, the site operates as a working confectionery where visitors can watch chocolatiers and candy makers at work. Guests may sample and purchase a variety of handmade sweets, including chocolate-coated honeycomb and boiled lollies.
10 min
Barossa Valley
The trip continues with a scenic drive to the Barossa Valley through rolling vineyards and farmland. Wildlife such as kangaroos and koalas can sometimes be spotted along the way. The changing landscape includes forests, cottages, and open valleys.
Kies Family Wines
At Kies Family Wines, guests have about 75 minutes to enjoy a gourmet lunch at the Monkey Nut Café, which overlooks the vineyards. After lunch, a wine tasting is held in the historic ironstone cottage cellar door, where staff introduce several premium wines.
75 min
Seppeltsfield Wines
The journey continues to Seppeltsfield Estate, marked by the Avenue of Palms and the historic Centennial Cellar. Visitors have time to explore the jam factory craft and design for 10 minutes, Vasse Virgin for 20 minutes, and Octeine Cafe for 10 minutes.
40 min
Vasse Virgin at Seppeltsfield
Situated in the artisan village of Seppeltsfield Estate, Vasse Virgin offers essential oils and related products. Guests spend 20 minutes here and can also visit the JamFactory workshop and Octeine Cafe within this site that reflects 170 years of history.
20 min
Jamfactory At Seppeltsfield
The JamFactory is a craft workshop where artisans produce handmade items. Visitors have about 10 minutes to watch the artisans at work and can also visit Octeine Cafe, all within a location representing 170 years of history.
10 min
Ubertas Wines
The final stop is Ubertas Wines, a family-owned winery founded by two brothers. Guests spend 45 minutes tasting wines in a contemporary cellar door, sampling a range of reds and whites while learning about the winery’s blend of traditional and innovative methods.
45 min
If you wish to join us and don't need pickup, please be waiting outside Stamford Plaza Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide, at 8:45 am.
End point
If you wish to join us and don't need pickup, please be waiting outside Stamford Plaza Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide, at 8:45 am.




by Benders Bus Tours
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$320This eight-hour tour begins with a drive from Adelaide through the Adelaide Hills, passing vineyards and countryside before arriving in Hahndorf, South Australia’s oldest German settlement. Visitors have about ninety minutes to explore Hahndorf’s boutique shops and cafes. Next, the tour stops at Beerenberg Farm for strawberry picking. The entry fee to the strawberry patch is included, but guests pay for any strawberries they pick at a set rate per kilogram, payable directly at the farm. Strawberry picking is seasonal and subject to availability. Afterward, the tour visits Melba’s Chocolate Factory in Woodside, where visitors can watch chocolate and candy making, taste a variety of sweets, and shop for treats. The tour then continues with a scenic drive into the Barossa Valley. At Kies Family Wines, guests enjoy a seventy-five-minute gourmet lunch paired with a wine tasting in a historic cellar door. The next stop is Seppeltsfield Estate, where visitors have time to walk along the Avenue of Palms and explore artisan workshops including the JamFactory, Vasse Virgin essential oils shop, and Octeine Cafe. The final stop is Ubertas Wines, a family-run winery, where guests participate in a forty-five-minute wine tasting featuring a selection of traditional and modern wines. Round-trip transportation from Adelaide city and Glenelg hotels, an English-speaking guide, all entry fees, tastings, strawberry picking entry, and a bottle of water are included. Purchases and the cost of strawberries picked are not included. Venues may be substituted with similar locations if necessary.
Adelaide Hills
The tour starts with a drive from Adelaide City through the Adelaide Hills, passing vineyards, green landscapes, and small villages. The route offers views of the local countryside and natural surroundings, setting a calm pace before the stops ahead.
Hahndorf
Visitors spend about 90 minutes in Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest German settlement. The village features historic streets lined with small shops, artisan stores, and cafes. Guests can browse these and try German pastries if they wish.
90 min
Beerenberg Farm
Next is Beerenberg Farm for strawberry picking, a seasonal activity included in the entry fee. Strawberries picked must be paid for on site at $12.50 per kilogram. Guests can also visit the farm shop which sells jams, sauces, and condiments. Note that the availability of strawberry picking depends on the farm’s conditions each day and is not guaranteed.
30 min
Melba's Chocolate & Confectionery
A brief stop at Melba’s Chocolate Factory in Woodside follows. Located in a former cheese factory, the site operates as a working confectionery where visitors can watch chocolatiers and candy makers at work. Guests may sample and purchase a variety of handmade sweets, including chocolate-coated honeycomb and boiled lollies.
10 min
Barossa Valley
The trip continues with a scenic drive to the Barossa Valley through rolling vineyards and farmland. Wildlife such as kangaroos and koalas can sometimes be spotted along the way. The changing landscape includes forests, cottages, and open valleys.
Kies Family Wines
At Kies Family Wines, guests have about 75 minutes to enjoy a gourmet lunch at the Monkey Nut Café, which overlooks the vineyards. After lunch, a wine tasting is held in the historic ironstone cottage cellar door, where staff introduce several premium wines.
75 min
Seppeltsfield Wines
The journey continues to Seppeltsfield Estate, marked by the Avenue of Palms and the historic Centennial Cellar. Visitors have time to explore the jam factory craft and design for 10 minutes, Vasse Virgin for 20 minutes, and Octeine Cafe for 10 minutes.
40 min
Vasse Virgin at Seppeltsfield
Situated in the artisan village of Seppeltsfield Estate, Vasse Virgin offers essential oils and related products. Guests spend 20 minutes here and can also visit the JamFactory workshop and Octeine Cafe within this site that reflects 170 years of history.
20 min
Jamfactory At Seppeltsfield
The JamFactory is a craft workshop where artisans produce handmade items. Visitors have about 10 minutes to watch the artisans at work and can also visit Octeine Cafe, all within a location representing 170 years of history.
10 min
Ubertas Wines
The final stop is Ubertas Wines, a family-owned winery founded by two brothers. Guests spend 45 minutes tasting wines in a contemporary cellar door, sampling a range of reds and whites while learning about the winery’s blend of traditional and innovative methods.
45 min
If you wish to join us and don't need pickup, please be waiting outside Stamford Plaza Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide, at 8:45 am.
End point
If you wish to join us and don't need pickup, please be waiting outside Stamford Plaza Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide, at 8:45 am.