Barossa Valley

Went to Chateau Tanunda. 😮 Wine testing. Bought few wines. They have perfect wines to suit your taste.

Beautiful town, stunning buildings and views, great winery. Oh ye, Santos Tour Down Under 2024 there!

This is THE place if you love wine… specifically, big reds! Fabulous cellar door experiences with stunning scenery to boot!! “Wow” is an understatement!

This place is as sick as I was after two rosé bottles in between the vines.
Would absolutely get drunk there again. Bars and Pubs are lacking but the valley makes up for it with cool spots like the Barossa Valley Estate which offers very good deal for wine tasting in a charming atmosphere

Great food and wine everywhere!
Definitely need a few days to explore thoroughly. Would recommend 2-3 wineries a day if you drive in from Adelaide.

Iconic Australian wine region making world class reds, especially Shiraz. It features some of the oldest vines in the country and produces some of the most well-known wines, such as the coveted Penfold's Grange Hermitage. There is something here for everyone and you'd be a fool not to go if you like your 🍷
So so much to see and do and not just wineries. We got help from the local tourist information centre, who were absolutely great, and booked a mini tour buss of the different types of wineries ,you can't go to all of them there's several hundred and it was fantastic fun. But! We also went to cheese factories, Gin distillers, Magge Beers, Dried fruits and so many more.
The tourist information centre was able to book us into all sorts of special events as well, as an example a tea and cheese matching tasting at the Barrossa Valley Cheese Company & more.
There's many types of Stay Facility available as well, from luxury to look after yourself units with full facilities.
Great place, nice people, amazing wines, excellent food and I'm picky when it comes to food.

Great drive through the hills. Barossa town is great to stop and wonder the streets. Coffee food, shops, info centre. Lots of parking.

A lovely and picturesque wine region with an abundance of vineyards and wineries to explore.

Driving through this particular valley in Southern Australia was an unexpectedly beautiful surprise. Barossa Valley has hyper green rolling hills covered in idyllic vineyards and romantic homes creating a picturesque sight to behold. Even though, when I visited it was raining, it was still awe inspiring. You can easily spend a couple of days, ride a bike, visit vineyards, and do some wine tastings.

Went on a segway tour. One of the best experiences in my life. Beautiful place ❤❤

Had an opportunity to be a part of Barrosa wine school sesssion in Dubai organised by Barrels and Beyond.
Amazingly organised, great wines, fantastic lessons on pairing by instructor Bharat Singh Rathore.

Palm Tree Road in SA 🌴🌴🌴🌴
Must visit place in SA cuz it’s amazing 🤩

It’s always nice to drive to the Barossa valley, and spend the day among the people of the region enjoying the picturesque vineyards, and appreciate the variety of wines and food produced locally while taking memorable pictures of the vast vineyards on the rolling hills under the white clouds.

🍷 If you like wine you’ll like this place.

Iconic Australian wine region making world class reds, especially Shiraz. It features some of the oldest vines in the country and produces some of the most well-known wines, such as the coveted Penfold's Grange Hermitage. There is something here for everyone and you'd be a fool not to go if you like your 🍷!

Beautiful place with green grapewines..

Chateau Yaldara was a great winery to visit
No charge for wine tasting
Friendly informative staff

Very cozy and nice place to chill out.

A place enjoy the view and refresh your mind and many more 😜

This is the place to find the best Australian Shiraz. The area has various small towns with the best wines of Australia. I am pretty sure you will find something you like here. Highly recommended