




For those who believe extraordinary wines deserve an extraordinary journey Some journeys are chosen. Others are designed. Oenophile's Choice exists for those who prefer the latter Discover Bleasdale A Private Journey to One of Australia's Oldest Wineries. There are a few places in Australia where heritage, craftsmanship and landscape come together as beautifully as they do at Bleasdale Wines in Langhorne Creek. Now, there is a new way to experience it. Bleasdale Wines has partnered with HELI LUNCH to offer an exclusive, all-inclusive helicopter experience for those who appreciate fine wine, unforgettable moments, and doing things differently.

Helicopter Wine Hop 1 A day of wine tasting like no other Option 1: 2 Regions Kangaroo Island, McLaren Vale This Wine Hop is for a maximum 6 people Morning Chauffeur pickup from one location First stop, Dudley's Cliff Top Cellar Door, Kangaroo Island Perched on dramatic cliffs overlooking the Southern Ocean, Dudley's Cliff Top Cellar Door offers a truly immersive wine experience. Sample hand-crafted, small-batch wines while taking in panoramic coastal views, and feel the island's wild, natural beauty in every sip. Breathtaking scenic Helicopter flight along the south coast, Fleurieu Peninsula, crossing Backstairs Passage to Dudley's Clifftop Cellar Door, Kangaroo Island for wine tasting Stunning return scenic flight along the coast, over Fleurieu Peninsula to Beresford Estate, McLaren Vale for wine tasting and lunch Beresford Estate Tasting Pavilion Wine tasting and Lunch at Beresford Estate, McLaren Vale Guests are guided to the Tasting Pavilion where they can enjoy a tasting of their award-winning Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, and other varietals in a relaxed, elegant setting, guided by knowledgeable staff sharing stories of the estate's winemaking passion, followed by lunch of fresh, seasonal produce, thoughtfully paired with Beresford Estate wines,

For those who believe extraordinary wines deserve an extraordinary journey Approximately 5 hours which includes 3 - 3.5 hours at Henschke wines for their Museum and Rare Experience Henschke in Eden Valley is a landmark of Australian winemaking. Become acquainted with some of the oldest vines in the world at Hill of Grace Vineyard, followed by a tour of their historic working winery and rare access to taste wines from the Henschke Museum and Rare Collection. Your private experience will explore vintages of fourth-generation Cyril and fifth-generation Stephen Henschke's greatest single-vineyard wines, including Hill of Grace Shiraz, Mount Edelstone Shiraz, Cyril Henschke Cabernet Sauvignon and Julius Riesling. Alongside, enjoy a selection of curated small plates featuring local ingredients, created in collaboration with Barossa chef Daniel Murphy. Please note that these wines are subject to availability.

Helicopter Wine Hop, Option 3 - 3 Regions Langhorne Creek, McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills This Wine Hop is for up to 6 people Approximately 5 hours 45 minutes and includes at least 60 minutes of wine tasting at each venue - Adelaide Hills, Langhorne Creek, McLaren Vale Morning chauffeur pickup and delivery to your helicopter Scenic Helicopter flight over the coast, Fleurieu Peninsula, to Langhorne Creek and Bremerton Wines for wine sampling Scenic Helicopter flight over Mt Lofty Ranges and Fleurieu Peninsula to Serafino Wines, McLaren Vale for wine tasting Scenic flight over Adelaide Hills to The Lane Vineyard Restaurant for The Lane's Signature Tasting - Gathering Experience Scenic flight and return to the airport Chauffeur departs airport to return you to your departure point

See Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre while there is water to see. For a limited time, the desert has become an inland sea. Four legendary South Australian landscapes. Three extraordinary days. One helicopter. Just four guests. From Adelaide, fly deep into the Flinders Ranges for dinner and an overnight stay at the iconic Prairie Hotel, Parachilna. Explore Parachilna Gorge and Nilpena Ediacara National Park, where 550-million-year-old fossil beds reveal some of Earth's earliest complex animal life. Then fly north to Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre — 15 metres below sea level and Australia's largest salt lake. Following rare inland rains in 2026, the stark salt pan has transformed into a vast inland sea. From the air, it is extraordinary. From the ground, almost incomprehensible. Lunch awaits at a pub in one of the outback's tiniest towns. Continue over the ancient ridgelines of Arkaroola, where an unforgettable night beneath the stars awaits, before the final revelation: Wilpena Pound, the Flinders Ranges' natural cathedral. Bookended by Adelaide. Limited to four. No crowds. No convoy. No compromise. Just three remarkable days, extraordinary access and an outback experience you'll talk about for years.