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$149Pp Child: $129Pp BAROSSA & HAHNDORF SUPERSPRINT DAY TOUR From AUD $149pp Child: $129pp Duration: 8.5 hours Get closer to the rest of South Australia’s action with this Depart: 9:00am Big 4 The Bend Holiday bucket list tour all rolled into one exhilarating day. Famous wineries with some of the oldest and rarest Shiraz vines in Park & Rydges Pit Lane Hotel the world, a brand new artisan chocolate shop, the iconic Hahndorf German village, and a wall that whispers to you. Return: 5:30pm Big 4 The Bend Holiday This is the best of the Barossa and Hahndorf - supercharged. Park & Rydges Pit Lane Hotel Tour Includes: • Complimentary glass of bubbles to kickstart your day. • Luxury travel in comfortable small group tour vehicles brought to you by local tour operator Juggle House Operates: Limited Seats Available Experiences. 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 • Insighful and light-hearted comentary on your journey, about townships and locations between destinations. August Murray River Lakes and Coorong Immerse yourself in the beauty and fascination of Australia’s longest river as your journey meanders across the first and oldest Bridge to span the Murray. Discover the highlights of this 130-million-year-old natural Provenance Barossa playground, with slow waters and sandy cliffs. Your local tour guide will Located in the historic Penfolds building in Nuriootpa, share insights on the towns as you venture through this region on the way Provenance remains home to their cellar door, where you can to the Barossa and Adelaide Hills. sample your favourite wine. This newest Barossa precinct also the chance to see a local coffee roaster in action at Bean Addiction or sample their extensive list of teas; taste local gins at Barossa Distilling Whispering Wall Company’s amazing space - ‘The Distillery’; choose from a range of craft Its remarkable acoustics will have you buzzing all day. The huge concrete beers, wines and spirits while indulging on American style bar food at curve allows the sound to bounce. Your magical whispers at one end of the Stein’s Taphouse; sample locally made traditional German mettwurst and wall can be heard clearly 150m away at the other end. It’s simply amazing. smallgoods at Steiny’s; feast on mouth-watering pizza, grilled & smoked dishes at Ember Pizza; or indulge in great wine and tapas at Home of the Chateau Yaldara Brave. There is something to tempt everyone here and is our number one A truly Barossan visitor experience showcasing estate grown and hand- choice for a Barossan lunch destination. crafted wines. Hermann Thumm founded Chateau Yaldara in 1947 after he migrated to Australia from Europe. The chateau was named ‘Yaldara’ Barossa Valley Chocolate Company after the local aboriginal word meaning ‘sparkling’. The site chosen for the The regions latest tourist attraction specialising in Australian native winery was on the banks of the North Para River at a flax mill dating back animal novelty chocolates – the perfect gift or memento of your time to 1867. You will have the rare chance to walk through Hermann Thumm’s in South Australia! Expansive viewing windows allow you to watch private collection of 250,000 bottles of wine with a private tasting area for chocolatiers handmaking the artisan chocolate. Indulge your senses with exclusive VIP treatment. the freshly made gelato at the ice creamery. Maggie Beer Farm Shop Iconic Hahndorf Meander Wander around the Farm Shop where Maggie’s story began. This is the We slow down the pace for an hour, where you can wander the iconic only place in Australia where you have the chance to see and try just about township of Hahndorf - a place of rustic tranquillity, complete with every Maggie Beer product. Take a look through the fondly named ‘studio’ artisan produce, local wines, and a vivid history. It’s one of the prettiest where Maggie and Simon filmed The Cook and the Chef. This place is a towns in Australia, and the oldest German settlement, thanks to Prussian taste sensation! pioneers who arrived here from 1839. Browse the incredible range of shops; from toys, antiques, books, clothing, shoes, minerals, cuckoo clocks, hand-crafted leather wares, natural beauty products and gift ware, right through to butchers, bakers and candle makers! ITINERARY 9am 1:00pm Pick up Big 4 The Bend Holiday Park Provenance Barossa Lunch + Penfolds, Gin etc >> More Information 9:10am Pick up Rydges Pit Lane Hotel / Welcome Centre 2:00pm Barossa Valley Chocolates 9:15am >> More Information Depart The Bend 2:30pm BOOK NOW 10:45am Depart Barossa 543 Dukes Hwy, Tailem Bend SA 5260 Whispering Wall >> More Information 3:45pm Ph: (08) 8165 5740 Hahndorf Free Time [email protected] 11:30am >> More Information Chateau Yaldara 1847 Structured Wine Tasting >> More Information 4:45pm 543 Dukes Hwy, Tailem Bend SA 5260 Depart Hahndorf Ph: (08) 8165 5730 12:30pm Maggie Beer 5:30pm [email protected] >> More Information Arrive The Bend Please Note: • Additional cost for choice of lunch & wine/gin tasting at Provenance Barossa. • Itinerary subject to change and some tour inclusions may be replaced temporarily without notice. • Read our full Terms & Conditions here.
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