Where are the pickup points?

Pickups are at Bomaderry Train Station and Berry Train Station; Berry pickups are scheduled 15 minutes after your selected booking time.

What is the luggage allowance?

Maximum luggage is one small bag per person to keep boarding quick and efficient.

Are child seats available?

Yes — child car seats are available for an additional fee but must be requested when booking.

Is the vehicle wheelchair-accessible?

No — the current vehicle is not equipped for wheelchair access; please plan alternative transport if required.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations more than 14 days before the booking receive a full refund; cancellations within 14 days are non-refundable.

Can the vehicle wait for late passengers?

No — the vehicle will depart on schedule and cannot wait; arrive at least five minutes early for pickup.

Stress-Free Winter Wine Festival Transfers from Berry and Bomaderry

On a crisp winter weekend in New South Wales, the easiest way to arrive at the Winter Wine Festival is by pre-booked transfer from Bomaderry Train Station or Berry Train Station. This private shuttle service specializes in short, reliable hops - roughly an hour door-to-door - that let you relax on the way to tastings rather than worry about parking. Friendly local drivers meet you at the scheduled pickup (Berry pickups run 15 minutes after the selected booking time), the vehicle carries up to 11 passengers, and the modest luggage policy keeps boarding quick.

What makes this service a standout in the region is its single-minded focus on seamless festival logistics. Instead of circling crowded streets or searching for paid lots, you step off the train and into a comfortable, chauffeured ride. The fleet isn't wheelchair-accessible, so accessibility-conscious travelers should plan accordingly, but child car seats are available for a small additional fee with advance arrangement. The operator enforces a strict no-alcohol policy onboard to keep returns safe and timely.

The scene along the rail corridor between Bomaderry and Berry is understated: low hills, farm fences, and a handful of vineyards hinted at by rows of winter-pruned vines. Key features to notice while you ride include the two train stations that frame your trip - Bomaderry Train Station and Berry Train Station, the parcel of rural roadside that hosts festival shuttles, and the festival grounds themselves where local wineries showcase winter vintages. If you're into simple landscape details, look for gum trees, roadside hibiscus, and seabirds wheeling over nearby fields.

Practical details matter: arrive five minutes early at your designated stop, because the vehicle cannot wait for late passengers. Berry pickups are scheduled a quarter hour after your booking time; Bomaderry departures match your selected time. The service offers round-trip reliability so you can linger at tastings without driving worries. Cancellations more than 14 days out are refundable; within 14 days bookings are non-refundable.

This transfer does more than move people: it opens the festival to visitors who prefer to sample without driving, reduces local parking pressure, and connects train travelers directly into the heart of the event. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, or in a small group, the short ride and courteous local drivers simplify the logistics so you can focus on wine, food, and whatever discoveries the festival reveals. For a low-stress festival day in Berry and Bomaderry, this is the practical, comfortable choice that keeps the afternoon tasting - and the return trip - smooth. Book early to secure your seat—groups fill before peak festival hours—and confirm child-seat requests when you reserve. Drivers will also advise on best return pickup windows so you won't miss the final tastings or the last train home.