The Barossa Valley is one of the most prestigious winery regions in the world and the area takes up approximately 900 square kilometres of land, so in the grand scheme of things, it is quite big! That area is full of centuries old vineyards, decadent restaurants, artisan gift shops and local produce every where you look.
Where is the Barossa Valley?
The Barossa Valley is located an hour-long scenic drive north-east of Adelaide and is the perfect destination for a day trip or multi-day adventure away from the City. This 160-year-old winery region is internationally acclaimed and has more than 150 wineries and 80 cellar doors on offer for you to explore and taste test to your heart’s content. Nestled among the Adelaide Hills, the sweeping views, gorgeous quaint towns, and friendly locals make the Barossa Valley a totally unique Australian region that is certainly worth a visit!
What is the best way to see everything that the Barossa Valley has to offer?
Due to the large size of the Barossa Valley, there are many unique and interesting ways to explore and take in its beauty. Spend the day bicycle riding from vineyard to vineyard, jump aboard a scenic flight in a helicopter, see the sunrise in a hot air balloon or join a guided tour that will take you to the most famous parts of the region, while also enabling you to learn a thing or two from your friendly tour guide, and not have to worry about getting yourself around the region after 1 or 10 glasses of some of the Barossa Valleys finest wines.
What are the most popular towns to visit while in the Barossa Valley?
As previously stated, the Barossa is quite large and is home to dozens of towns, villages and communities that are definitely worth a look at. Be sure to check out Tanunda, which has stunning tree lined streets and historical architecture for you to admire. Nuripoota is another must see village in the Barossa, this gorgeous quaint town is the home of famous Australian chef Maggie beer, who also has a lovely artisan shop in town for you to sit down and enjoy a delicious meal. Finally, you cannot miss out on exploring Angaston, this town is full of gorgeous cafes, restaurants and of course many places to taste test some of the regions best wine.
Recommended Barossa Valley Wine Tours: Wine and Food Lover’s Barossa Valley Tour
Price: $149
Website: https://barossawinetour.com.au/
Company: Sightseeing Tours Australia
