Kick off your adventure in the historic village of Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest German settlement. Explore its charming streets, filled with unique boutiques, artisan shops, and delightful cafes. Savour the authentic atmosphere and perhaps enjoy a traditional German pastry.

Next, visit Beerenberg Farm, a haven for fresh, seasonal strawberries. Participate in strawberry picking (seasonal activity), with the entry fee included in your tour. Please note that strawberries picked are charged by weight at $12.50 per kilogramme, payable directly at the farm. After picking, explore their farm shop offering a range of homemade jams, sauces, and condiments. Please Note : Strawberry picking is a seasonal activity controlled entirely by Beerenberg Farm, not our tour company. Factors such as rainfall, fruit ripeness, and daily visitor numbers dictate whether the patch is open. We cannot guarantee the patch will be open on any specific day as this is at the farm’s discretion on the morning of the visit.

A stop at Melba’s Chocolates in Woodside is always a delight. Set inside an old cheese factory, Melba’s has transformed the space into a charming working confectionery where you can see traditional chocolate- and lolly-making equipment in action. The experience is hands-on in the sense that you can wander through the different production areas, watch the chocolatiers at work, and of course, taste and shop your way through a huge range of handmade treats. From classic chocolate-coated honeycomb to nostalgic boiled sweets, there’s something to tempt every sweet tooth. It’s a favourite stop for families and visitors looking to take home a little taste of the Adelaide Hills.

The journey from Hahndorf to the Barossa Valley takes you through the heart of the Adelaide Hills, offering breathtaking views of rolling vineyards, dense forests, and charming farmlands. This scenic drive is not only a feast for the eyes but also a chance to spot local wildlife such as kangaroos, koalas, and colourful bird species in their natural habitat. The ever-changing landscape, dotted with rustic cottages and pristine valleys, creates the perfect backdrop for a tranquil and memorable drive to South Australia's renowned wine region.

Upon reaching Barossa enjoy lunch and a wine tasting at Kies Family Wines, a family-owned gem in the Barossa Valley. Relish a gourmet meal at the Monkey Nut Café, offering vineyard views and local flavours. After lunch, indulge in a complimentary wine-tasting session at their historic ironstone cottage cellar door, where knowledgeable staff will guide you through a selection of premium wines.

Next sit back and relax the drive to Barossa Crown jewel and The Kingdom of Palms: Seppeltsfield: We journey towards the horizon where the iconic Avenue of Palms signals our arrival at Seppeltsfield—a destination that feels more like a private kingdom than a vineyard. Within the monumental Centennial Cellar, history is liquid. Explore: The jam factory Craft and design -10 minutes Vasse Virgin - 20 minutes Ocetine Cafe - 10 minutes

Beyond the vines, the estate is a vibrant Artisan Village. Breathe in the essential oils at Vasse Virgin, watch master artisans at the JamFactory, or grab a speciality brew at Octeine Cafe. It is a living cultural landmark where 170 years of history meet modern luxury.

Watch master artisans at the JamFactory, or grab a speciality brew at Octeine Cafe. It is a living cultural landmark where 170 years of history meet modern luxury.

A visit to Ubertas Wines is a chance to experience the passion of a boutique, family-owned winery in the heart of the Barossa Valley. Founded by two brothers who brought their vision from Asia to Australia, Ubertas is all about combining tradition with innovation. Guests are welcomed into a relaxed and contemporary cellar door where they can enjoy thoughtfully crafted wines, each reflecting the rich character of the Barossa. From elegant reds to crisp whites, the tastings here are personal and engaging, often guided by the winemakers themselves. It’s a stop that not only showcases quality wine but also tells an inspiring storey of family, dedication, and the love of winemaking.