Wine Tours in Adelaide: The 15 We Would Pay For

1.Barossa to Hahndorf Wine Tasting and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 877 reviews · 8 hours · from $114Our pick

Spend eight hours touring the Barossa Valley and Adelaide Hills from Adelaide or Glenelg. Visit Maggie Beer's Farm Shop, Chateau Tanunda, and Kies Family Wines, with two tastings and lunch included. Finish in German-settled Hahndorf, where you have time to walk, shop, and enjoy coffee. Guides such as Deep, Peter, Geoff, and Waz are praised for clear commentary and friendly driving.

“The itinerary was good.., although a little more time in Hahndorf would have been good. Driver and guide were good too. What can be improved - cleanliness of the vehicle… it was just old and tired on the inside… some freshener at several times would also have helped.”

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2.Barossa Valley Inc Maggie Beers & Hahndorf (German Village)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 467 reviews · from $128

Travel from Adelaide to the Barossa Valley and Adelaide Hills with a local driver-guide such as Deep, Geoff, or Perry. Taste wine at Chateau Tanunda and Kies Family Wines, enjoy lunch, visit Maggie Beers or a listed regional stop, then browse Hahndorf. Hotel pickup, tastings, air-conditioned transport, and return drop-off are included.

“This was a very well-organised and enjoyable day out from Adelaide. The pre-trip communication was great, and I really appreciated the pick-up and drop-off from my hotel. Our guide, Deep, was most knowledgeable and enthusiastic and made the day fly by. Particular highlights were the wine-tasting at the stunning Chateau Tanunga, the visit to Maggie Beer's farm shop and cafe with its peaceful surroundings, and a very pleasant lunch at Kies winery. Thank you Deep for a great day out in the beautiful Barossa valley and Adelaide Hills.”

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3.Experience Hahndorf & Barossa: Gourmet lunch, Wine, Beer & Treats

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 286 reviews · from $121Top rated

Travel from Adelaide to Hahndorf and the Barossa Valley with an English-speaking guide such as Amanda or Hermit. The day combines German village streets, seasonal strawberry picking, Melba’s Chocolate Factory, two wine tastings, a gourmet lunch at Kies Family Wines and Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop. Beer is not included, so plan on wine-focused tasting.

“Very informative guide , didn't talk all the time only when we needed to know something or to look out for something we would miss with out local knowledge.”

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4.SA highlights incl Hahndorf, Victor Harbour, d’arenberg ‘Cube’

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 238 reviews · from $142

Spend about eight hours touring South Australia from Adelaide with a local driver-guide, hotel pickup, lunch, and free time at Mount Lofty, Hahndorf, Victor Harbor, and d’Arenberg Cube. Guides such as Addie, Geoff, Deep, and Manny have led memorable outings, though vehicle comfort and stop times can vary.

“Comfortable car Good driver Manny Enjoyable day Can recommend this company Thanks for a pleasant day”

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5.Adelaide Hills & Hahndorf Hop-On Hop-Off Wine Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 136 reviews · from $71

Ride from Adelaide into the Adelaide Hills on a seven-hour hop-on hop-off circuit. Choose from 10 to 15 wineries, cheesemongers, and other venues, then spend time in Hahndorf. Drivers such as Brett, Yvette, Bonnie, and Nathan add local facts and practical advice. Tastings, lunch, and purchases cost extra.

“Quick 30 minute drive to our first stop. The choice of wineries was great too! I loved that you could choose how much time you wanted to spend at the locations.”

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6.Red White & Brew – Wine, Gin & Beer Tour with Tastings from Adelaide

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 85 reviews · from $128

Spend about eight hours in the Barossa Valley with Australian Elements Tours & Charters, tasting wine at Kies and Pindarie, gin at Seppeltsfield Road Distillers, and beer at Greenock Brewers. Guides such as Dave, Tom, Thomas, and Craig add local stories and humor, while a regional platter lunch and Adelaide pickup keep the day easy.

“A great day out! We thoroughly enjoyed visiting all the places and learning so much. Lots of variety and a delicious lunch as well!”

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7.Private Wine Tours McLaren Vale or Adelaide Hills

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 63 reviews · from $157

Shane of Buckley Estate Farm drives your private group from Adelaide, Glenelg, the airport, or the south coast into McLaren Vale or the Adelaide Hills. You can choose the wineries, ask for a tailored route, and add stops such as d’Arenberg Cube, Hahndorf, coastal viewpoints, or even the host’s alpacas. Tastings and lunch cost extra.

“Shane was a wonderful host. Extremely knowledgeable about the McLaren Vale area and what it has to offer. We would not hesitate to use Buckley Tours again and highly recommend for a wine country tour.”

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8.Hahndorf food and wine E-Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 55 reviews · from $182

Spend five hours riding e-bikes from The Lane Vineyard through Hahndorf and the Adelaide Hills. Guide Matt, Dan, or Jack leads you to Beerenberg, Udder Delights, Shaw and Smith, and The Lane for strawberries, cheese, coffee, and wine. The group is capped at 10, with panniers for purchases.

“Dan was an exceptional tour guide and his passion for the region and local knowledge shone through on the tour. He was a very knowledgeable and friendly tour guide and I could not recommend Dan and this e-bike tour highly enough. Looking forward to doing it again soon Chris & Raelene Gold Coast”

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9.Barossa and Hahndorf Wine Tasting and Sightseeing Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 49 reviews · from $157

Travel from Adelaide in an air-conditioned vehicle with a small group of up to 24 people. Taste Barossa wine with lunch, sample chocolate and cheese in the Adelaide Hills, wander historic Hahndorf, and stop at Mount Lofty Summit. Guides such as Roy, Paul, Robert, and Hayley bring local stories to the drive.

“Winery, candy and cheese tasting was nice. Lunch was very good. Hahndorf was quaint and walkable. We saw kangaroos. Roy was entertaining. Lots of driving. Tour lasted 8 hours. Probably spent 4 hours on the road.”

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10.Barossa and Hahndorf Day Trip from Adelaide Including Wine Tasting and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 44 reviews · from $142

Spend about eight hours touring the Barossa and Adelaide Hills by air-conditioned coach. Taste wines at Jacob’s Creek and Lambert Estate, enjoy a two-course lunch, stop at Mengler Hill and Beerenberg Farm, then explore Hahndorf at your own pace. Guides such as Phil, Roger, and Peter add local stories along the way.

“We all had a fantastic day, Especially the history and stories told by the bus driver. We would definitely recommend this tour👏🤩🥂”

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11.Feed Me Food and Wine Experience in Adelaide

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 44 reviews · from $82

At Wined Bar in Adelaide’s National Wine Centre, you’ll enjoy a four-course shared menu built around South Australian produce. A sommelier pairs each course with Australian wines, sometimes offering three full pours and two half pours. The 90-minute experience suits food lovers who want a relaxed, guided tasting without a long formal dinner.

“Incredible value, 4 courses and 4 glasses. Well 5 actually 3 full serves and 2 half serves enabling us to experience 5 delicious wines explained by a knowledgeable sommelier and paired with some wonderful food. Highly recommend”

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12.“Discover Hahndorf: Wine, Cheese, Beer, Shops & Lunch Day Trip”

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · from $135

Travel from Adelaide to Hahndorf with a group of no more than 11. Stop at Mount Lofty, Udder Delights, Melba’s, The Haus and Beerenberg Farm for cheese, chocolate, lunch, wine or beer, and local produce. Guides including Jerry, Amanda, Ashley and Hermet keep the day friendly and on schedule.

“Jerry was a wonderful guide. Organisation was perfect. Enough time at each stop. Each stop was greatly selected. Enough free time. Group was amazing.”

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13.Best of SA, Hahndorf , Victor Harbor & d’arenberg ‘Cube’ Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 26 reviews · from $142

Spend a full day beyond Adelaide with a driver-guide, stopping at Mount Lofty, German-settled Hahndorf, Victor Harbor and d’Arenberg Cube. You’ll get central Adelaide or Glenelg pickup, a fish and chip lunch, scenic driving, and time for shops, coastal views, art, and wine-related displays. Wine tasting and some drinks cost extra.

“Enjoyed the whole trip. Lovely drive through Adelaide Hills as it was to foggy to go up to MT Lofty. Morning Tea was great at Hahndorf and loved looking at all the shops. Nice walk from Victor Harbor to Granite Island just missed seeing a Penguin. Pity the Horse drawen tram at finished for the Day but the walk was nice. Make sure you bring your sense of humour as you will need it if you have Paul as your Driver. Great Guy and very Knowledgeable.”

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14.Jacob’s Creek Double Barrel Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 25 reviews · from $53

Meet at Jacob’s Creek in Rowland Flat for a one-hour hosted visit covering the display vineyard and Double Barrel wines. Compare Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon matured in wine and whiskey barrels, then taste the limited-release Rare 50YO Shiraz. English and Chinese sessions are available, with groups capped at eight.

“The tour was excellent, Eva was excellent and gave us a real insight into how wine is made and showed us some wine tasting skills. The lunch was superb and highly recommend it. It was the highlight of our trip.”

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15.Australian Wine Discovery Tour Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 24 reviews · from $17Best value

At Adelaide’s National Wine Centre, a guide such as Maria Rubiano, Fernando, or Abraham leads you through a 30-minute look at Australian wine regions, grape varieties, production, and blending. The group is capped at 25. Tastings cost extra, but you can continue with a self-paced tasting afterward.

“Excellent and informative tour, carried out by a young Uni student describing the history of wine making in Australia. Would have preferred to do the tour with a wine tasting but the time listed (11:00) for this tour was too early for us. Was niRead more”

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