Take a tour of Adelaide's vineyards with this Hop On Hop Off Wine Bus. You can choose from three routes: McLaren Vale, Hahndorf & Hills, or Barossa Valley.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
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Take a tour of Adelaide's vineyards with this Hop On Hop Off Wine Bus. You can choose from three routes: McLaren Vale, Hahndorf & Hills, or Barossa Valley.
When booking, you'll be able to select one of the following routes:
About 33 kilometers from Adelaide, we'll find this Australian wine region. Did you know that McLaren Vale is within the Great Wine Capitals of the World? You can discover the different varieties of dry red wines and white wines that are produced and admire the beautiful coastal landscapes of the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Here you can see the stops and restaurants along the route: Mclaren Vale North routes and stops
Located just a short 40-minute drive south of Adelaide, the McLaren Vale South region is a captivating destination that beautifully blends the old and new aspects of Australia's wine culture. Here, amidst vineyards and wineries, you can experience the perfect fusion of tradition and innovation. Sample a wide variety of red and white wines that showcase the region's exceptional craftsmanship and cultural influences.
You can consult the stops and restaurants of the route here: McLaren Vale South bus route and stops
Hahndorf & Hills is an old German area that produces one of the best wines in the Adelaide region. The stops along the route will allow you to discover the vineyards around Hahndorf. The delicious cuisine in this area is one of the highlights of this option.
Here you can see the stops and restaurants along the route: Hahndorf & Hills routes and stops
Located 60 kilometers from Adelaide, the Barossa Valley has over 150 wineries offering a wide range of wines. The route, with 13 stops, will show you the curiosities of the wine produced in South Australia.
Here you can see the stops and restaurants along the route: Barossa Valley routes and stops
During the tour, you can get on and off at any of the stops. The bus schedule allows time for about 4 stops per 1 hour. However, we recommend that you only make three stops, one of which is to eat at one of the restaurants on each route for two hours.
On the day of the tour, it's essential that you plan your routes and stops. We also remind you that you'll have to make a telephone reservation, prior to the day, for the restaurant you want to eat at during the tour.
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