

by Adelaide's Top Food & Wine 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$490The Barossa Valley Voyager Small-Group Wine Tour with Lunch from Adelaide lasts about eight hours. The tour begins with hotel pickup in Adelaide and includes bottled water throughout the day. The group travels approximately one hour north to the Barossa Valley wine region. The tour visits three wineries, each for about 45 minutes. Possible wineries include Kies Family Wines, known for six generations of grape growing and a restored stone cottage cellar door; Langmeil Winery, home to the Freedom Shiraz vine planted in 1843, the oldest producing vine in the world, and a restored 1842 trading village; and Seabrook Wines, which offers tastings on a deck overlooking a 20-acre vineyard and the Barossa foothills. The specific wineries visited may vary depending on availability. The tour also includes a two-course lunch with a main and dessert, served at a winery or local venue, accompanied by a glass of wine. Vegetarian options are available if dietary requirements are provided at booking. After the wineries, the tour stops for about 45 minutes at Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, where guests can browse food products or have coffee by the lake. The tour group is limited to eight people and is not suitable for children under 18. The itinerary and venues may change without notice. The tour ends with hotel drop-off in Adelaide.
Kies Family Wines
Visit Kies Family Wines, where six generations of the Kies family have grown grapes in the Barossa. Tastings take place in a restored stone cottage. This stop lasts about 45 minutes and may change to Murray Street or Rusden depending on availability.
45 min
Langmeil Winery
Spend about 45 minutes at Langmeil Winery, home to the Freedom Shiraz vine planted in 1843, the oldest vine still producing wine today. Explore the restored 1842 trading village setting. This stop may alternatively be Turkey Flat or Rockford.
45 min
Lunch
Enjoy a two-course lunch including a main and dessert, with a glass of wine. Vegetarian meals are available when requested in advance. The lunch break lasts approximately one hour.
60 min
Seabrook Wines
At Seabrook Wines, guests taste wines on a deck overlooking a 20-acre vineyard and views of the Barossa foothills. The cellar door is located in an original Barossa settlers’ cottage. This 45-minute stop may be replaced by Chateau Dorrien or Underground Cellars.
45 min
Kangaroo Island Connect
End the tour with a 45-minute visit to Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop. Guests can browse the food products or enjoy a coffee by the lake. This stop may change depending on availability.
45 min


by Adelaide's Top Food & Wine 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$490The Barossa Valley Voyager Small-Group Wine Tour with Lunch from Adelaide lasts about eight hours. The tour begins with hotel pickup in Adelaide and includes bottled water throughout the day. The group travels approximately one hour north to the Barossa Valley wine region. The tour visits three wineries, each for about 45 minutes. Possible wineries include Kies Family Wines, known for six generations of grape growing and a restored stone cottage cellar door; Langmeil Winery, home to the Freedom Shiraz vine planted in 1843, the oldest producing vine in the world, and a restored 1842 trading village; and Seabrook Wines, which offers tastings on a deck overlooking a 20-acre vineyard and the Barossa foothills. The specific wineries visited may vary depending on availability. The tour also includes a two-course lunch with a main and dessert, served at a winery or local venue, accompanied by a glass of wine. Vegetarian options are available if dietary requirements are provided at booking. After the wineries, the tour stops for about 45 minutes at Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, where guests can browse food products or have coffee by the lake. The tour group is limited to eight people and is not suitable for children under 18. The itinerary and venues may change without notice. The tour ends with hotel drop-off in Adelaide.
Kies Family Wines
Visit Kies Family Wines, where six generations of the Kies family have grown grapes in the Barossa. Tastings take place in a restored stone cottage. This stop lasts about 45 minutes and may change to Murray Street or Rusden depending on availability.
45 min
Langmeil Winery
Spend about 45 minutes at Langmeil Winery, home to the Freedom Shiraz vine planted in 1843, the oldest vine still producing wine today. Explore the restored 1842 trading village setting. This stop may alternatively be Turkey Flat or Rockford.
45 min
Lunch
Enjoy a two-course lunch including a main and dessert, with a glass of wine. Vegetarian meals are available when requested in advance. The lunch break lasts approximately one hour.
60 min
Seabrook Wines
At Seabrook Wines, guests taste wines on a deck overlooking a 20-acre vineyard and views of the Barossa foothills. The cellar door is located in an original Barossa settlers’ cottage. This 45-minute stop may be replaced by Chateau Dorrien or Underground Cellars.
45 min
Kangaroo Island Connect
End the tour with a 45-minute visit to Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop. Guests can browse the food products or enjoy a coffee by the lake. This stop may change depending on availability.
45 min