Barossa Valley Wine Tour with Bums On Seats
Difficulty
easy
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate — suitable for guests able to stand and walk comfortably during tastings and village strolls.
Overview
Spend a full day tasting the wines and local flavors of South Australia’s Barossa Valley with Bums On Seats. From cellar doors to scenic villages, this tour packs in the best vino and views of the Adelaide Hills.
Barossa Valley Food & Wine Tour
8 hours • Includes Lunch and Wine Tasting at famous Barossa Wineries
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour tour through the stunning Barossa Valley, starting from Glenelg or Adelaide City. Experience delightful wine tastings at 3-4 cellar doors, savor a delicious lunch at Kies Wines, and explore charming villages, all while enjoying breathtaking views of the Adelaide Hills.
Enjoy our most famous tour with us!
Duration
8 Hours
About
- START GLENELG 9am
- START ADELAIDE CITY 9:20/30am
- Pickup-Return to all Hotels Adelaide City & Glenelg
- HOME 5:15/30pm
- All attractions available on request, inform driver on first meet
- Wine Tasting 3-4 Cellar Doors
- Lunch @ Kies Wines Lyndoch Wednesday- Monday. Lunch is @ The Table Lyndoch on Tuesdays.
- Whispering Wall On Request
- Mengler Hill (Look Out) On Request
- Barossa Valley via the picturesque Adelaide Hills
- Visit the villages of Lyndoch, Tanunda, Nuriootpa
Lunch & Tasting Fees “at our selected wineries & lunch Venues “
At your selected wineries tasting fees may apply
Adventure Tips
Book Early to Secure Your Spot
Popular tour slots fill quickly, especially on weekends—reserve in advance to guarantee pickup.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
You’ll do some walking through vineyards and cellar door tastings, so wear sturdy, comfortable footwear.
Bring a Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the day, especially during summer when temperatures can climb.
Plan for Tastings at Multiple Wineries
Some cellar doors charge tasting fees—budget accordingly and notify guides if you prefer specific stops.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Kangaroos grazing near vineyard edges
- Native birds like rosellas and kookaburras
History
The Barossa Valley's rich German immigrant heritage from the 1840s shapes its unique food and wine culture.
Conservation
Wineries here emphasize sustainable practices, including organic viticulture and water conservation efforts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Ideal for vineyard walks and cellar door visits.
Sun Hat
Protects you from intense sun during outdoor segments.
summer specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Helps maintain hydration over the course of the day.
Light Jacket or Layer
Keeps you comfortable during cooler mornings and evenings.
fall|winter|spring specific