Private Barossa Wine Tours with Wine Tours Adelaide
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6–8 hours full day
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; ability to stand and walk short distances between tasting rooms is recommended.
Overview
Discover the Barossa Valley with a private, customizable wine tour that picks you up from your doorstep. Perfect for wine lovers and craft beverage fans alike, Wine Tours Adelaide makes tasting effortless and memorable.
BAROSSA WINE TOURS (PRIVATE TOUR)
Bespoke own private Tour
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About This Adventure
Experience a personalized wine tour that starts and ends at your doorstep, ensuring a hassle-free day. Choose your preferred wineries or receive expert recommendations. This private tour also caters to non-wine lovers, offering craft beers, ciders, and boutique spirits, making it a memorable outing for everyone.
For your convenience and ease we pick you up & Drop you off at your place of accommodation – right to your doorstep, making the day hassle free.
Being a private tour you can choose the wineries you would like to go to and how many. If your not sure which cellar doors are amongst the best I can give you my suggested itinerary for the day.
Once you have book in your tour date I will call you to discuss the day. If you have further questions and would like to call me or email before booking a tour: info@winetoursadelaide.com.au or 0487487111
Please note for the non-wine lovers, Craft beers, ciders and boutique spirits can also be part of your tour
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Private tours fill up quickly, especially during peak season—reserve your spot early to lock in preferred dates and wineries.
Stay hydrated
Tasting multiple wines can be dehydrating; drink plenty of water, which is provided on the tour.
Comfortable footwear recommended
You’ll be standing and walking at several cellar doors, so wear sturdy shoes with good support.
Designate a day without driving
Enjoy the full experience by resting up and avoiding alcohol if you’re driving before or after the tour.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern rosella parrots frequent the vineyards
- Kangaroos often spotted on rural outskirts
History
Barossa’s vineyards were established in the 1840s by German settlers whose winemaking traditions still influence the region today.
Conservation
Many wineries practice sustainable viticulture, focusing on water conservation and organic farming to protect the valley’s unique ecosystem.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Essential for navigating gravel paths and cellar door floors with ease.
Sunscreen
Protects skin during outdoor vineyard visits and transport between stops.
summer|spring|fall specific
Light jacket or layers
Keeps you warm during cooler mornings and evenings.
spring|fall|winter specific
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the day between tastings.