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Barossa Private 3 winery tour
Highlights
- Explore three renowned Barossa wineries, savouring exquisite local wines in a relaxed, private setting.
- Enjoy a personalised experience with flexible pick-up options from Adelaide or Barossa, tailored to your schedule.
- Relax in a chauffeured vehicle, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the stunning Barossa landscape.
- Bring the family along for a memorable day out, with pet-friendly options available upon enquiry.
This is a simple taste the Barossa tour which is run to enjoy the wines from 3 wineries it is a private tour duration is around 3.5 hours if the pickup is in the Barossa and 5.5 hours if the pick up is in Adelaide. Start time is either 8.45am from Adelaide 9.45am from the Barossa or 11.30am Adelaide or 12.30pm from the Barossa. No lunch is on this tour it is just the 3 wineries.
Tour details
- On demand
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Service facilities
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
Operation information
Experience SA – Barossa Boutique wine tours
Immerse yourself in the heart of South Australia’s wine country with ExperienceSA as you journey through the illustrious Barossa Valley.
Renowned globally for its iconic Shiraz and rich winemaking history, the Barossa is a tapestry of vineyards, heritage, and unmatched culinary delights.
Curated by ExperienceSA, you’ll embark on a sensory adventure through four handpicked wineries. Indulge in guided tastings, where you’ll uncover the intricate flavors of the region’s signature varietals.
Amidst the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, you will pause for a sumptuous regional platter lunch, showcasing the finest local produce the Barossa has to offer.
They offer four tour options in Barossa:
Shared tour 3 wineries AUD99.00 – no more to pay
Shared tour 4 wineries and lunch from AUD150.00 no more to pay
Private tour 4 wineries and lunch from AUD220.00 no more to pay, can be tailored (may have extra cost’s)
Premium Private tour 3 wineries and a degustation lunch from AUD420.00
Wine Regions
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Accreditations
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Barossa Trust Mark
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Quality Tourism Accreditation
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Sustainable Tourism Accreditation by ATIC
Memberships
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
- Tourism Industry Council of SA
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