Barossa Valley Wine Experience with Lunch & Scenic Sights


About This Experience
Valley Wine Tours caps this day at six guests and runs it from inside the Barossa. Charles, who lives in the valley and hosts every departure himself, collects you from your Barossa accommodation around 10am, so the day starts at the first cellar door rather than an hour up the highway from Adelaide. It holds a 5.0 rating across 29 reviews.
The wineries are picked by their normal opening days, with a guided winery experience in the morning, a charcuterie-style lunch at a winery, and tastings either side. A typical day may take in Château Tanunda, Seabrook Wines, Atze's Corner and Laughing Jack Wines, with a drive through villages such as Greenock and Angaston between them.
Every scheduled tasting fee and the lunch are in the price, which makes $170 a straightforward number. The catch is the pickup: it only collects from Barossa accommodation. If you are staying in the valley and want a small, unhurried day with a local host, this is the one to book; if you are based in Adelaide, look at the eight-guest small-group tour instead.
Highlights
- Six guests maximum, hosted personally by a guide who lives in the Barossa
- Boutique wineries chosen by their opening days, with a guided winery experience
- Generous charcuterie-style winery lunch included
- Every scheduled tasting fee included in the price
- Door pickup from Barossa Valley accommodation, so no drive out from Adelaide
What's Included
- ✓ Pickup and drop-off at Barossa Valley accommodation
- ✓ Transport in a leather-seated, air-conditioned vehicle
- ✓ Charcuterie-style winery lunch
- ✓ Local tour guide
- ✓ Tasting fees at the selected wineries, plus one guided winery experience
Not Included
- Wine purchases
- Tips
What to Bring
- Government-issued photo ID
- A light jacket for cellars and barrel rooms
Good to Know & Caveats
- Pickup is from Barossa Valley accommodation only. If you are staying in Adelaide, this is not your tour.
- Six guests is the cap, so the few seats on each date go well before the coach tours fill.
- Wineries are chosen by their normal opening days; a typical day may include Château Tanunda, Seabrook Wines, Atze's Corner and Laughing Jack Wines.
- The tour runs about 10am to 4pm.
- Minimum age is 18.
Not Suitable For
- Children under 18 years
Meeting Point
Door pickup from Barossa Valley accommodation around 10am, with return around 4pm.
What Travelers Say
Rated 5.0/5 by 29 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
Charles was a very knowledgeable guide. I was a solo traveller and felt very welcomed. Vehicle was immaculate and comfortable. Fantastic wine tasting venues and a good look around the little towns. Very fortunate to enjoy it will a lovely group of people. Would highly recommend
— Beth, July 17
Lots of fun! Charles was a great guide, informative, heaps of local knowledge about the places we visited and the history of the area. Great tastings, and a yummy lunch.
— Lauren, July 16
Excellent tour and Charles the tour guide was very good at his job Great day
— John, May 30,
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people are on this Barossa tour?
Six guests at most. It is run as a shared tour, so you may be with other couples or solo travellers, but never more than six in the vehicle.
Does it pick up from Adelaide?
No. Pickup and drop-off are at Barossa Valley accommodation only, around 10am and 4pm. If you are staying in Adelaide, the eight-guest small-group tour or the Taste the Barossa tour collects from the city.
Which wineries will we visit?
They are chosen by their normal opening days. A typical day may include Château Tanunda, Seabrook Wines, Atze's Corner and Laughing Jack Wines, with one guided winery experience and tastings at the others.
Are tasting fees and lunch included?
Yes. All scheduled tastings, the guided winery experience and a charcuterie-style winery lunch are covered. Wine you buy and tips are extra.
How long is the day?
About six hours, from a 10am pickup to a 4pm return, because there is no drive out from the city.






