• Whispering Wall - The Whispering Wall is actually the retaining wall of the Barossa Reservoir. Constructed between 1899 and 1903, the dam was a groundbreaking engineering achievement for its time, garnering global attention and even being featured in the journal Scientific American.

What captivates visitors to the Whispering Wall is its remarkable acoustic properties: whispers on one side can be distinctly heard on the other, over 100 meters away. Children especially enjoy visiting the wall to test its capabilities.

In addition to experiencing the Whispering Wall, visitors can explore the history of the dam’s construction, appreciate the scenic water reserve, and enjoy the vibrant colors and sounds of the tranquil bush setting.

• Langmeil Winery - Situated in the heart of Tanunda in the Barossa Valley, Langmeil Winery combines Barossa’s rich heritage with exceptional winemaking, and is home to the world’s oldest shiraz vineyard, The Freedom 1843.

• Mengler’s Hill Lookout Sculpture Park - Mengler Hill is a popular lookout in the Barossa Range, South Australia, named after an early wine grower in the area. The Barossa Sculpture Park is located at the base of the lookout area.

• First Drop Wines - First Drop Wines - Wine Tasting Included

First Drop Wines’ “Home of the Brave” offers a lively and unique cellar door experience in the Barossa Valley. Located in a restored 1930s distillery, this venue blends industrial-chic design with a relaxed vibe, inviting guests to explore a wide variety of wines from regions like the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale, and Eden Valley. Visitors can choose from guided tasting flights—red, white, or a mix of both—each designed to highlight the winery’s distinctive offerings. Enhancing the wine experience is a tapas bar serving a menu of traditional and seasonal dishes perfectly paired with the wines. The venue also offers Shiraz Masterclasses and provides complimentary recipes and wine pairings, enriching the immersive experience. Whether a seasoned wine lover or a curious newcomer, they offer an engaging journey into the heart of South Australia’s winemaking culture.

• Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop - Lunch Venue Option - Not Included in Tour Cost

A family-operated farm shop, café, and gourmet food destination located on Maggie Beer’s original farm—the place where her renowned food journey began over 40 years ago. It’s celebrated for its welcoming, rural atmosphere with views over a dam, olive grove, and abundant birdlife.

• Rusden Wines - Rusden Wines - Wine Tasting included

A visit to Rusden Wines in Vine Vale offers a genuine and welcoming Barossa Valley experience. Their cellar door, known as “The Den,” is a charming space built around a restored 1880s wood-fired oven, combining rustic appeal with a communal atmosphere. Guests can enjoy seated tastings of estate-grown wines, including the robust Black Guts Shiraz and the distinctive Chookshed Zinfandel, all crafted from old vines rooted in sandy soils. The Den also hosts intimate dinners featuring seasonal dishes cooked in the wood oven, paired with aged wines from their museum collection. Visitors often commend the personalized service and the opportunity to learn about the winemaking process during guided tastings. Open daily from 11 am to 5 pm, Rusden Wines offers a memorable journey into the heart of South Australia’s winemaking heritage.

• Seppeltsfield - Wine Tasting is Included
  Seppeltsfield Cellar Door offers seated wine tasting experiences hosted by our knowledgeable and friendly cellar door team.

Visitors can choose from our tasting list which includes white, rose, and red wines, as well as a selection of our fortified products.

The tasting fee includes six wines that can be selected on the day from our current tasting list.

• Jam Factory, Seppeltsfield, Barossa Valley Australia - Jam Factory & Artisan Studios at Seppeltsfield

Located within the historic 1850s stables of Seppeltsfield Estate, Jam Factory at Seppeltsfield is a lively hub celebrating contemporary Australian craft and design. This unique space allows visitors to observe skilled artisans at work in open studios, specializing in fields such as knife making, ceramics, millinery, glass, and leather. The facility also features a gallery showcasing rotating exhibitions of local, national, and international artists, offering insight into the diverse world of craft and design. The on-site shop provides a curated selection of handcrafted items, allowing guests to take home a piece of Australian artistry. Just an hour’s drive from Adelaide, Jam Factory at Seppeltsfield is open daily, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the creative spirit of the Barossa Valley.

• Vasse Virgin at Seppeltsfield - Vasse Virgin

At Vasse Virgin at Seppeltsfield, visitors embark on a sensory journey celebrating natural skincare and gourmet delights. Situated in the heart of the Barossa Valley, this boutique offers an immersive experience where you can witness the art of soap making using olive oil and essential oils. The air is filled with soothing aromas as you explore luxurious, chemical-free body products crafted on-site. Guests can test and sample a wide range of handmade skincare and learn about the benefits of natural ingredients. In addition to pampering products, the gourmet food range features olive oil, vinegars, dukkahs, and more—perfect for tasting and taking home. Knowledgeable staff share insights into traditional production methods and the story behind the brand. Whether indulging in a mini spa treatment, sampling local flavors, or simply enjoying the serene ambiance, a visit to Vasse Virgin is a feast for the senses and a celebration of artisanal craftsmanship.

• Private transportation
• Wine Tasting at Langmeil Winery
• Wine Tasting at First Drop Winery
• Wine Tasting at Rusden Winery
• Vasse Virgin - Olive Oil Skin Care & Providore
• Jam Factory - Artisan Workshops & Exhibition

• Drinks with Lunch at Maggie Beer Farm Shop
• Cellar Door Tasting at Seppeltsfield Estate

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and dive into the heart of South Australia’s renowned wine region with this full-day Barossa Valley adventure. Journey through picturesque vineyards, charming historic villages, and stunning viewpoints while savoring world-class wines and iconic local delicacies.

Explore some of the Barossa’s oldest vineyards at Langmeil Winery, where heritage vines yield bold and sophisticated wines. Enjoy panoramic views from Mengler’s Hill, one of the region’s most breathtaking lookouts, before indulging in tastings and lunch at the beloved First Drop Wines.

Relish a leisurely visit to Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, where the Barossa’s flavors come alive with locally made produce and seasonal tastings. Proceed to Rusden Wines, a family-operated cellar door offering a showcase of distinctive Barossa styles.

The day wraps up at the historic Seppeltsfield Estate, featuring beautifully preserved buildings, artisan workshops at the Jam Factory, and gourmet treats at Vasse Virgin.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.