Barossa Valley

Must-do activities in Barossa Valley

1. Wine tour

Visit famous wineries like Seppeltsfield Road Distillers, Penfolds, and Jacob's Creek. Sample world-class wines and learn about the winemaking process from local experts. Don’t miss the cellar door experiences where you can taste exclusive wines.

2. Mengler Hill Lookout

At Mengler Hill Lookout, check out the amazing views of the Barossa Valley and its vineyards. It's a great place to take photos and enjoy the beautiful scenery of South Australia.

3. Helicopter Tour

Take a helicopter tour over the Barossa for a bird’s-eye view of the scenic vineyards and rolling hills.

4. Barossa Valley Chocolate Company

Treat yourself to some delicious handmade chocolates, all made from local ingredients. You can also try different types of chocolate with a paired wine from the region—a fantastic way to enjoy these famous treats at the same time.

5. Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop

Come visit the shop to taste yummy local treats like Barossa Valley cheese, and other gourmet foods. You can also learn about Maggie Beer’s passion for food and pick up some local products to take home.

Tips for your visit to Barbossa Valley

When's the best time to visit Barossa Valley?

The best time to visit the Barossa Valley is during the autumn months (March to May) when the weather is mild, and the vineyards are stunning with fall colors. Spring (September to November) is also a great time as the flowers bloom, making the wine region even more beautiful.

How far is Barossa Valley from Adelaide?

Adelaide is about 75 km away from Barossa Valley. The most direct route from Adelaide to the Barossa Valley is through the Northern Connector, which takes about an hour to get there by car. Another option is to book a guided tour that includes transportation. This is a fun way to explore the wine regions without having to worry about driving.

Is Barossa Valley family-friendly?

Yes, Barossa Valley offers several family-friendly attractions like the Barossa Heritage Trail, the Barossa Regional Gallery, and the Barossa Reservoir. Many wineries also have outdoor spaces and activities to keep kids entertained.