Adelaide's Top Food And Wine Tours - Adelaide Hills

Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf Hideaway Tour
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Adelaide's Top Food and Wine Tours offer internationally acclaimed, food and wine touring experiences showcasing the best of South Australia.

Specializing in small group (maximum 8) and private tours of the wine regions of Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills, Langhorne Creek and Clare Valley. Discover South Australia's historic townships and picturesque landscapes and meander through lush vineyards savoring wines, oozing character at the very best cellar doors.

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Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf Hideaways - Small Group Tour

Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf Hideaways - Small Group Tour

Join them on the Adelaide Hills & Hahndorf Hideaway Tour for a day of stunning scenery, delicious flavours, and unforgettable experiences. Begin at Mt Lofty Summit, taking in breathtaking views over Adelaide and the plains beyond. Next, visit the famous Beerenberg Farm Shop, a beloved family business known for its jams, sauces, and rich history. Then unwind at a selection of Adelaide Hills wineries, sampling cool-climate wines renowned for their unique flavours. For sweet treats, stop at Melba's Chocolate Factory, where heritage equipment produces classic favourites like Rocky Road, Toffees, and Licorice. Cheese lovers can savour award-winning Cow, Goat, and Buffalo cheeses at the Woodside Cheese Cellar (closed Wednesdays). A hearty 2-course lunch follows at a charming Hahndorf restaurant, set in Australia's oldest German settlement. Afterwards, enjoy free time to wander the streets of Hahndorf, exploring art galleries, museums, boutique shops, and cafes. A perfect day blending local flavours, history, and picture-perfect scenery — one you'll long remember.

$265 per person

Langhorne Creek Crossing

Langhorne Creek Crossing

Langhorne Creek is one of Australia's oldest and most significant wine regions - South East of Adelaide. The area was founded on the broad flood plain. Bremer and Angas Rivers. Alfred Langhorne, brought animals overland to a property known as Langhorne Station during the 1840s. The vineyards of the Langhorne Creek Region total approximately 6,500 hectares, making it Australia's largest cool climate premium wine grape growing region. Strong in full bodied Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz, this is red wine country! When the Bremer and Angas rivers flood rich river silt is deposited onto the vineyards enriching the sandy alluvial soil.

$275 per person

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Hahndorf SA 5245