Barossa – Full Day Private Tour

From AUD $840/person (6 guests)

8 Hours

1-6 People

Private Tour

Want to discover the best of the Barossa wine region?

Travelling by private luxury vehicle and escorted by our expert guide, explore the Barossa, one of Australia’s oldest and most celebrated wine regions.
Enjoy private wine tastings at remarkable cellar doors, sampling their incredible range of wines. A 2-course lunch at one of the region’s best restaurants is included in your tour, as well as return transfers to/from Adelaide.

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Inclusions

Winery experiences may be substituted depending on their days of operation (and availability).

Itinerary

Only a short drive north-east of Adelaide, the Barossa Valley is an internationally-acclaimed haven of over eighty high-profile wineries and a range of artisanal food producers. Boasting a specialty in Shiraz and Cabernets, the Barossa is an epicurean delight and traveller-favourite getaway destination.

Introduction to the Barossa

Travel in VIP style with your private guide to the Barossa
Admire the idyllic Australian countryside
Visit Mengler’s Hill Lookout and admire panoramic scenery across vineyards, 19^th century architecture, and sculptural countryside

Hentley Farm

Begin your day with a personalised exploration of Hentley Farm, uncovering the story, history, and vision behind their award-winning Barossan wines.
Walk through the single-estate vineyard, beautifully positioned along the Seppeltsfield Road wine corridor, as you taste current and back vintages of two iconic Shiraz expressions — The Beauty and The Beast.
This immersive experience, exclusive to The Tailor Touring Co., offers a rare glimpse into the craft and character that define Hentley Farm.

Alkina Wines and Lunch

Continue your private tour at Alkina Wines, a magical estate rooted in regenerative farming and terroir winegrowing, where 70-year-old vines and a 170-year-old stone building have been lovingly restored.
Enjoy a regionally inspired, share-style lunch featuring seasonal dishes sourced from Alkina’s organic kitchen garden.
After lunch, embark on a guided tasting of Alkina’s rare micro-terroir wines from the acclaimed Polygon Project, showcasing the depth and character of the land in every glass.

Torbreck Vintners

Be lead through Torbreck Vintner’s behind the scenes operations, including a visit to their barrel hall with tastings
Enjoy a private tutored tasting of their signature and internationally-acclaimed Red varietals in the 1800s heritage tasting room

Return to Accommodation

Time permitting, explore other customised options and venues tailored to your interests
Transfer back to your accommodation or Adelaide airport via luxury private vehicle

Depart Adelaide

Return Adelaide

8:30am

5:30pm

Depart Adelaide

8:30am

Return Adelaide

5:30pm

Private Tour

6 guests = $840 per person *
5 guests = $900 per person
4 guests = $980 per person
3 guests = $1,120 per person
2 guests = $1,400 per person
1 guest = $2,790

Prices are valid for travel until 31 March 2026 and subject to availability at the time of booking request. Blackout dates and seasonal surcharges may apply and prices are subject to change.

Guide's Tip

“Do you want to unearth why the Barossa is so renowned for its wine? The iconic tour showcases award winning Torbreck Vintners, where you will enjoy a private tasting of their seasonal offerings and a visit to their barrel hall. A stopover to the acclaimed Seppeltsfield Winery, which dates back to 1850 is a must, here you can taste your birth year vintage of Seppeltsfield famous Tawny Fortified.”

Andrew Walters – Lead Guide

Private Access

Enjoy a private, structured wine tasting at some of the most remarkable cellar doors in Barossa Valley

Rich History Within The Barossa

Showcasing the longstanding heritage and architecture found within the region

“Everything was fantastic. We would definitely recommend you to our friends and family in the future! Andrew was brilliant and ensured our tour surpassed exceptionality.”