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Barossa Barossa FINO SEPPELTSFIELD BAROSSA BAROSSA PRODUCT GUIDE FOR ITINERARY PLANNING This Product Sheet has been designed to assist with planning an itinerary for your guests who are wishing to travel to the BAROSSA. It is just a one hour drive north-east of Adelaide city and a 70-minute drive from the airport. The Barossa is celebrated for the exceptional food, wine, and cultural experiences it provides. With its picturesque countryside, rolling hills and quaint towns and villages. It is one of Australia’s most important heritage areas, with the traditions, buildings and churches of its early European settlers lovingly preserved and still used. It is recommended visitors have their own vehicle to explore the region or take an organised or private tour. Accommodation and Tours & Charters listed below are all fully commissionable. Please refer to trade.southaustralia.com for more details. ACCOMMODATION ACCOMMODATION A Secret Garden Tanunda House A Secret Treasure The Louise Barossa Valley Abbotsford Country House Treasured Memories Cottage Barossa Best Barossa Dreams TOURS & CHARTERS Barossa Shiraz Estate A Taste of South Australia Barossa Valley Apartments Adelaide Private Tours Barossa Weintal Hotel Adelaide Sightseeing Discovery Parks – Barossa Valley Adelaide’s Top Food & Wine Tours Kingsford Homestead Barossa Daimler Tours Le Mas Barossa Barossa Taste Sensations Lyndoch Hill Coast & Co Memory Lane Earth Adventure Novotel Barossa Valley Resort Getaways SA Queen’s Cottage Barossa Valley Juggle House Experiences Stonewell Cottages & Vineyard Small Batch Wine Tours Taste the Barossa Tour de Vines FOR MORE INFORMATION TRADE.SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM MUST SEE & DO MUST SEE & DO Appellation Segway Sensations SA* Barossa Balloon Adventures* Seppeltsfield Wines* Barossa Chateau* St Hugo* Barossa Helicopters* The Cellar Kitchen Barossa Valley Chocolate Company* The Farm Eater & Experience Centre* Chateau Tanunda* Two Hands Wines* Chateau Yaldara* Yaluma* Durand Distillery* *Denotes operators that offer commissionable experiences. Fermentasian Fino Seppeltsfield Hentley Farm Jacobs Creek* Lyndoch Hill Restaurant Lyndoch Lavender Farm & Café* Musque Food & Wine Penfolds Barossa Valley* Pindarie Winery* RESTAURANT CELLAR DOOR EXPERIENCES FOR MORE INFORMATION TRADE.SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM 250km N EXPLORE PLACES TO GO SEE THE BEST OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA From the outback to the coast and everywhere in WITH ROAD TRIPS between, get closer to the real South Australia in We’ve done the organising for you; our diverse regions. all that’s left to do is pack your bags and hit the road. ADELAIDE EPICUREAN WAY ADELAIDE HILLS Food & drink BAROSSA EXPLORERS WAY The heart of Australia’s Outback CLARE VALLEY MIGHTY MURRAY WAY EYRE PENINSULA Australia’s longest river FLEURIEU PENINSULA SEAFOOD FRONTIER The ultimate seafood safari FLINDERS RANGES AND OUTBACK SOUTHERN OCEAN DRIVE KANGAROO ISLAND A diverse journey of natural wonders LIMESTONE COAST COASTAL WAY MURRAY RIVER Yorke Peninsula’s sandy playground YORKE PENINSULA SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM/ROADTRIPS FOR MORE INFORMATION TRADE.SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM.
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