Barossa Walking and Wine, SA

Maggie Beer farm-gate visit and the best of the Barossa!

Level 2 : Walks are up to 4 hours per day on bush trails, and cycling on bike paths and quiet country roads. 

We have brought together an itinerary for you in the Barossa Valley and Adelaide to highlight the wealth and the depth of food and wine culture in this region. The passion is palpable amongst all the vignerons, producers, small business owners of the area. With a cooking school at The Farm Eatery @ Pheasant Farm, dining experiences at award winning restaurants and a private personal experience at one of Australia’s oldest wineries this is a foodies dream.

INCLUSIONS: 

4 days walking and experiences fully hosted with GirlsTrek 

Luxury accommodation 

Gallery Visit 

Award Winning Restaurants

Wine Tasting

All accommodation twin share basis* 

All meals as per itinerary 

Private transfers  

GirlsTrek celebratory drink  

Small group size travel  

GirlsTrek Gift 

Trip specific packing list with expert advice and great discounts with Paddy Palin Outdoors and LNDR active wear. 

Information get together to detail the trip and answer any of your questions 

Private group chat for messages and photos 

At home training program to prepare you for your trek 

*You may choose a single supplement at checkout - spaces are limited and additional costs apply

EXCLUSIONS:

Flights

Travel Insurance

Drinks

Any meals not listed in the itinerary

Items of a personal nature 

OVERVIEW:

Day 1: Cycle Barossa Wine Trail

18 km cycle Nuriootpa, Angaston and surrounding farm land, visit Gibson Wines for tasting and stay in Tanunda at  new refurbished hotel

Day 2: Heysen Trail

10 km Trek on Heysen trail, eat like a Barossan lunch 8 km Morning walk, The Farm Cooking school and lunch @ Pheasant farm, Langmeil wine tasting

Day 3:  Cook at Maggie Beer's Farm 

10 km Trek on Heysen trail, eat like a Barossan lunch, dinner at unique Afghan restaurant, overnight luxury hotel in Adelaide

Day 4: City walk / Art Gallery

4km urban discovery of Adelaide’s CBD, visit to South Australia Art Gallery