Barossa Valley wine tour: Tastings & lunch at Maggie Beer's
Taste your way through the Barossa with stops that matter, not a checklist.
A group wine and food tour of Barossa Valley and Hahndorf with a live English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, and two wine tastings plus lunch included. The day opens at Maggie Beer's Farm Shop, moves through two chosen wineries where you taste and eat, and closes in the German village of Hahndorf. Groups run up to 30 people and the pace is set by the itinerary, not by you.
Step-by-step itinerary
Barossa Valley food and wine tour
- Visit Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop
- Enjoy treats at Barossa Chocolate Company
- Wine tasting at Chateau Tanunda
- Wine tasting at Kies Family Wines
- Explore German Village and have coffee
What’s included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off from the city or Glenelg.
- wine tastings at two Barossa wineries.
- lunch at one of the wineries.
- a guide with live English commentary for the full eight hours.
- a stop at Maggie Beer's Farm Shop to sample pâtés, verjuice and jams.
- time in Hahndorf's German village to explore the shops.
Times
- Every day 08:30
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The experience
The day starts with Maggie Beer's Farm Shop, where you sample her pâtés, verjuice, jams and seasonal treats in the Barossa Valley setting. From there the guide takes the group to two wineries you don't choose: Chateau Tanunda, a historic estate with grand architecture and premium varietals, or Kies Family Wines, a family-owned operation focused on traditional winemaking. You taste wine at both stops. Lunch happens at one of them. The guide provides live commentary throughout the eight hours, and the minivan or coach picks you up from your hotel in the city or Glenelg and brings you back.
Hahndorf, the German village at the end of the day, gives you time to walk the old shops and the famous Cuckoo shop. Coffee and cake at Haus Restaurant run $15 per person. You pay that separately. The group size can reach 30 people, which changes the rhythm of stops and the intimacy of tastings, but it also means the operator runs the logistics and you don't have to coordinate rides between wineries or figure out who drives after tasting.
Wine tastings are free. So is the pickup, the air conditioning, and the driver's jokes. You need to be 18 to drink, and the tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or anyone with cardiovascular concerns. Bring cash for the Hahndorf café if you want it.
Is this one for you?This is a shared group tour with up to 30 people, so it suits travelers who want the Barossa experience without renting a car or coordinating their own winery visits. The guide handles the route, the tastings and the timing. If you prefer a smaller group or want to choose which wineries you visit, look for a private tour instead.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (under 15).
What wineries do I visit on this Barossa Valley tour?
The tour includes tastings at two wineries the operator selects, typically Chateau Tanunda, a historic estate known for its grand architecture and premium wines, and Kies Family Wines, a family-owned winery focused on traditional handcrafted wines. You don't choose which two in advance. The guide decides based on the day's schedule.
Is lunch included in the Barossa and Hahndorf tour?
Yes, lunch is included and served at one of the two wineries you visit. Wine tastings at both stops are also free. The only meal cost you pay separately is optional coffee and cake at Haus Restaurant in Hahndorf, which runs $15 per person.
How many people go on this tour at once?
Groups can reach up to 30 people and travel together in a minivan or coach. The shared experience means you meet other travelers, but it also means the pace is set by the itinerary rather than by individual preferences.
Does the tour pick me up from my hotel?
Yes, pickup and drop-off are free from any hotel in the city or Glenelg. The driver collects the group and returns everyone at the end of the eight-hour day.
What is Maggie Beer's Farm Shop like?
Maggie Beer's Farm Shop is a gourmet destination in the Barossa Valley where you sample her famous pâtés, verjuice, jams and seasonal treats in a relaxed country atmosphere with vineyard views. It's the first stop on the tour.
Do I need to be a certain age to join this tour?
The minimum drinking age is 18 years old. The tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or anyone with poor cardiovascular health, though it is suitable for all other fitness levels.
Barossa Valley wine tour: Tastings & lunch at Maggie Beer's
8h · EN
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