Wind down tree-lined streets, stopping to explore picturesque towns, sample local produce and take in iconic sites on a day tour of the Adelaide Hills. First stop is Mount Lofty Summit, which offers panoramic views of the hills, city and coast. Along the way to cellar doors tucked all over the hills, stop at quintessential country towns including the German village of Hahndorf, where cheese tastings, strawberry picking (seasonal) and a chocolate and wine pairing awaits at Hahndorf Hill Winery. Enjoy lunch at a local hotel or winery restaurant, and enjoy tasting at wineries such as Shaw and Smith, Deviation Road, The Lane, Pike and Joyce and Penfolds Magill Estate.



Please enquire directly for groups larger than 6.



Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission & Tourism Australia.
Also image credits: Bird in Hand Winery Photographer - Meaghan Coles; Koala - Belair National Park - Photographer Brad Leue;

The Ultimate Tour experience with your own private guide and luxury vehicle.
Please look at our "Share tour" itineraries for wine regions as a guide to itineraries. We will phone or email you to work out an exclusive itinerary for you and your guests. Tour duration 4 hours.


Lunch is available for an additional cost and will extend your tour to 6 hours.
Please enquire for larger tour groups.


Example of Adelaide Hills Half Day Tour.
We travel through the picturesque Adelaide Hills via the scenic Greenhill Road., continue through the Hills into the charming village of Hahndorf where we can do a tasting of the fine Hahndorf Hill Winery and their Chocovino experience, and nearby The Lane and also the outstanding Shaw and Smith Wines.
Others special wineries in the region include Ashton Hills Winery tucked away in Ashton and the small artisanal wineries around Uraidla, all producing some of the finest cool climate wines in Australia. Bird in Hand also offers an amazing range of wine.
Please note that a maximum of three wineries is possible in half day and not all these wineries are open daily, so subject to change. Tour excludes lunch, however if you wish to extend the half day tour and include lunch we would enjoy The Lane, or an alternative visit to Penfolds Magill Estate is also possible.
*For bookings of 13+ contact Taste of South Australia
Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission & Tourism Australia.
Also Credit: Alpha Box & Dice - Photographer Julian Cebo;

Bordered by iconic wine regions, a glass of good wine is never far in Adelaide. Explore the best attractions in Adelaide before embarking on a journey to discover world renowned-wine region’s just beyond the city limits. On a private wine tour designed just for you, discover why Adelaide has been crowned the wine capital of Australia and explore the Adelaide Hills, Barossa or McLaren Vale – the choice is yours. We will tailor your day to incorporate the destinations on your bucket list, stopping at cellar doors to wine and dine as you choose.

*For Groups 13+ contact Taste of SA to make booking
Image Credit: Rockford Wines Photographer : Josie Withers

A day dedicated to your wellness; this tour focuses on your holistic wellbeing. Escape the city for the serenity of the Adelaide Hills or Fleurieu Peninsula and start your journey with a morning walk through untouched bushland. Refuel nestled in nature with a simple, healthy gourmet breakfast then unwind at one of South Australia’s best spa retreats, where your personal therapist will tailor a treatment to meet your needs. Refreshed, spend the afternoon exploring nearby wineries – the Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale wine region are your playground for the afternoon.


Available 1,2 ,3 or 4 days. Please contact for pricing and further details.

Private tours include more comprehensive tastings and lunch.

If you're after an authentic slice of country Australia, look no further than the Barossa Valley. This place is home to a working rural community who uphold traditions that have been passed down through the generations. You can meet them in lovingly restored heritage towns around the Barossa or Clare Valley, such as Burra and Kapunda. If you are after a less wine focus experience, you can talk with locals at farm shops and cellar doors. You can share a drink with them, and listen to their stories of life on the land. You can soak up the festive harvest-season atmosphere that runs through the Valley, all year round. If you're after a taste of the country, this is as real as it gets.
*For bookings of 13+ contact Taste of SA
Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission & Tourism Australia.
Credit: Kangaroo, Clare Photographer: John Montesi

An exclusive tour through the red heart of Australian wine. Here, the fruits of some of the oldest vines in the country are crafted into wines coveted the world over. Known for bold reds, the Barossa’s signature Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache are considered among the best wines in the world. Travel to iconic wineries including St Hugo, Seppeltsfield Estate and taste your birth year before exploring the historic villages of the region.

Image credit: Jacob's Creek Photographer: John Montesi

This tour commences from the Airport or the City. We visit the beach and the City’s many specialty shops. Explore the City and walk along the cultural precinct of North Terrace and visit the National Wine Centre of Australia. We stroll through the Markets then travel up into the Hills to stay at the charming Claddich Pavillon or Mt Lofty House (also available with accommodation in the City). Next morning we take the scenic route into the famous Barossa. You will be introduced to the delights of the Barossa and its rich Germanic/Silesian culture and heritage. This is a Wine lovers tour that includes lunch at Vintners restaurant and visit leading wineries such as Torbreck, Yalumba and Henschkes. If time permits we will call into Maggie Beers Farm Shop, a “must-see” for lovers of fine food.



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Credit Image: Sven Kovac

We travel south to the picturesque wine region of McLaren Vale known for its boutique style wineries. We visit the charming Coriole Winery, stopping at their quaint Cellar Door for tasting of their range of wines, taste olives, olive oils and other local products together. We visit the family run Bekkers winery and we explore the Iconic Cube at d’Arenberg winery.

Our lunch venue is the picturesque Salopian Inn. We may visit more McLaren Vale wineries such as Primo Estate, a family owned vineyard producing Italian made wines. Alternatively we travel via the countryside into the Hills to the famous Shaw and Smith, their Cellar Door set in the contemporary design building with sweeping views and outstanding wines. Our last stop is Hahndorf Hill Winery for the chocovino experience, featuring fine chocolate matched with their fine wines before returning to Adelaide. Overnight stay at Mount Lofty House.


Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission & Tourism Australia.
Also image Credits: Bird in Hand Winery- Photographer Mike Annese; The Cube d'Arenberg Pty Ltd : Photographer: d'Arenberg

Our tour starts with a visit to the famous Central Markets to enjoy the privileges of what fresh fruit and produce are on offer to everyday Australian’s. We then pass through the city centre to the South Australian museum where we learn more of Australia’s indigenous culture from an expert Aboriginal guide.


This tour then ventures into the Adelaide Hills and takes in a wildlife visit to see a koala & other wildlife in their natural habitat. This is a very unique element in Adelaide to experience such a natural environment so close to the city.
We then experience a true Australian “Aussie” pub, where we can enjoy a tasty pub lunch as we explain more about our unique Aussie pub culture. Following lunch we can make a further wildlife visit or explore the interest and local produce of the Adelaide Hills.
We complete our day by including a special dinner with matching Australian Wines in a specialized restaurant to suit your culture and interests. We will take clients back to your accommodation to freshen up before a special dinner, where we will provide a cab charge for transport to and from dinner.

Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission & Tourism Australia
Also credit images - Koala Belair National Park- Photographer Brad Leue; Greenhill Road Uraidla - Photographer Tyrone Ormsby & Julie Peter.

Coonawarra, Limestone coast, 2 day / 1 night tour - Depart Adelaide at approximately 8am you travel through serene pastoral land, in a chauffeur driven vehicle, with an experienced wine guide, to the heart of premium red wine production in Coonawarra.
We may visit Padthaway Estate and taste a selection of local wines and tour the property. Padthaway is recognised for the quality Chardonnay and the exceptional character of the varieties produced. Later we travel into Naracoorte and explore the mysteries of the Naracoorte Caves and Bool Lagoon recognised by the United Nations as Wetlands of International importance. Wool products abound. Lunch will be alfresco or at the outstanding Hollicks winery and restaurant.
After lunch an optional may be to stroll down Petticoat Lane in Penola. Penola is the oldest town in the South East and honoured as the workplace of Mary McKillop who is soon to be declared a Saint.
Alternatively we may resume visiting some of the fine wine producers of the Coonawarra wine region. Distinguished wine producers we may visit include, Wynns Coonawarra Estate, the oldest and perhaps the most technologically advanced. We visit Balnaves of Coonawarra and meet some of the Balnaves family maker of premium wines. Another notable wineries we may visit are the small Italian family run, Zema Estate winery; famous for their full flavoured wines and Mrs Zemas preserves.
That evening accommodation may vary from the elegant Padthaway Estate Homestead in the heart of the wine country, the new stylish Must apartments or charming cottage style at Georgies, we may dine in-house or at the acclaimed Pipers restaurant. Another alternative would be to stay in the charming seaside village of Robe.
Next morning we may meet Brian Lynn a lecturer of Viticulture at the local college who also has his own winery called Majella Estate. He has won many prestigious awards for his wines; he will give us a brief tour of his vineyards, an introduction to the area and the opportunity to sample his wines.
If time permits we may meet other local wine producers such as Penley Estate, Rymill Estate, Leconfield and Bowen Estate, tasting their fine wines we can return via the coast. We may visit the newest classified wine region, Mount Benson and travel past the wetlands of the Coorong, along the coast with a seafood lunch before returning to Adelaide.
** This tour can include Great Ocean Road to Melbourne.

Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission & Tourism Australia
Images credit:
Zema Estate - Photographer: Astyn Reid/Kinship Productions.
Umpherstone Sinkhole - Photographer: Offroad Images Michael Ellem
Umpherstone Sinkhole - Photographer: Mike Haines
Wynns Coonawarra Estate - Photographer: Ewen Bell
The Tasting Room at Mayura Station - Photographer: Ewen Bell
Cellar Door Cape Jaffa Wines - Photographer: Adam Bruzzone
Brand's Laira Coonawarra - Photographer: Adam Bruzzone
Naracoorte Caves National Park - Photographer: Adam Bruzzone
The Barn - Photographer: The Barn

On day one we travel by luxury vehicle to the Barossa with accommodation at The Louise in the Barossa with a gourmet degustation dinner. On day two you will be again with our experienced wine guide for a personalised tour of the Barossa. You will have gourmet lunches and include premium private tastings and visit some of the out of the way wineries, meet the wine characters and visit the many quaint townships. The two days encompasses the best of our wine and food experiences.




Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission, Tourism Australia & Barossa Grape & Wine Association.
Images Credit: The Louise : Photographer: Extra Mile Pictures, John Kruger
Hentley Farm: Photographer: Barossa Grape & Wine Association Sven Kovak