Top Adelaide Tours by Duration - page 3

Discover the wine and food venues of your choice in the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills, or McLaren Vale with your own private guide on a full-day tour from Adelaide. Customize your itinerary with your guide and have the flexibility to adjust the pace during the tour. You can go wine tasting, eat at acclaimed restaurants, shop for local products, and visit top attractions—it's up to you. Includes private guide and air-conditioned vehicle, live commentary from the guide, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Discover the supernatural side of the Adelaide Gaol on a 2-hour ghost tour of the historic prison. Rumored to be one of Australia’s most haunted locations, the Adelaide Gaol is also one of the oldest buildings in the city. Hear spooky stories of prisoners from the past and their ghosts who are rumored to still haunt the building. Learn about Adelaide’s history and its most notorious criminals as your guide shares informative and entertaining commentary on this spine-tingling evening tour.

Booking wineries independently means juggling directions, parking, and research. This private tour from Adelaide hands the planning over, cruising to McLaren Vale in a 4WD for groups of up to four. Visit a selection of top wineries, with optional stops such as a chocolate factory and the Almond Train along the way. Plus, hotel pickup means the day starts at your door.

The Adelaide Central Market is a massive fresh produce market right in the heart of the city. On this morning tour of the Market, sample so much of the food on offer – fruits, baked goods and specialty goods – and learn from the growers and makers themselves about how they make their products. Designed by an expert in Australian cuisine, this tour will help you find the best of the market without getting overwhelmed.

The Adelaide Hills is one of South Australia’s most important wine regions and this private full-day tour from Adelaide means you can devise your own custom-made itinerary. Visit boutique wineries; sample the region’s famous Chardonnay, Pinot, and Sauvignon Blanc wines and take in the views from Mt Lofty.

Explore the wines coming out of the Barossa Valley in Adelaide. This region is the homeland of Shiraz, and some of the history of the vineyards date to 1843. Your guide will be with you while you learn about wines from three places, the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale Wine and Food District, and Adelaide Hills.

Adelaide Hills is one of Australia's most celebrated wine regions. Even though it’s right on Adelaide city’s doorstep, organizing a visit— the schedules, the transport, choosing vineyards—can be a hassle. Avoid all that hassle on this private tour of the region. Choose from one of the available ‘set tours’ (which can include behind-the-scenes tours of local vineyards) or pick the wineries you want to visit yourself.

Maximize your time in Adelaide and experience sights that many tourists miss on a bike ride between the city and the sea. At a relaxed pace, you’ll cycle to the vibrant Riverside Precinct and visit Henley Beach for morning brunch. Pedal along the River Torrens Linear trail and parallel to the south Australian coastline to discover its white sand beaches. Finally, explore Glenelg town and return to Adelaide on the iconic Glenelg tram.

Hit the Adelaide Hills in style on a private SUV tour tailored to your preferences. Choose from a list of wineries, microbreweries, and distilleries to visit with tastings and a stop for lunch at your own expense. Explore the charming German village of Hahndorf and enjoy its main street at your leisure.

Ride in style in a luxury sedan as you travel around Adelaide’s McLaren Vale wine region on this private tour. You’ll be able to plan your own itinerary or select from pre-planned tours; the duration of the tour is also flexible. Known for its grape varieties of shiraz, cabernet, and grenache, McLaren Vale is a must-visit for wine and food lovers.

Discover the charm of Hahndorf and the legacy of Penfolds in a shared small-group tour. Begin with a convenient pick-up from your Adelaide accommodation, then explore the iconic Penfolds Magill Estate. Delve into its fascinating history, stroll through the stunning vineyards, and savor a guided tasting of exquisite wines. After the winery visit, enjoy a delightful two-course lunch at Haus, featuring both Australian and German dishes, accommodating all dietary needs. Conclude your day with an hour of free time to explore Hahndorf's artisan shops and galleries, making for a memorable experience. - Small-group tour with personalized attention - Guided wine tasting at Penfolds Magill Estate - Two-course lunch with diverse menu options - Free time to shop and explore historic Hahndorf

McLaren Vale is one of South Australia’s most important wine regions, but knowing which wineries to visit can be tricky without local knowledge. Save yourself the guesswork with this full-day, small-group tour from Adelaide, which offers a dynamic itinerary that showcases the diversity of wines across the region. Visit several boutique producers to sample the region’s famous varietals, and refuel with a delicious lunch at one of the best restaurants in the area.

The McLaren Vale is a world-class wine region but its wineries are scattered over a large area, making it impossible to explore on public transportation. Indulge to the max without worrying about a designated driver on this small-group tour. Enjoy three tastings at premium, family-owned wineries; eat lunch with a tasting flight of craft beers (or a glass of something different); and experience the multisensory wonders of the d’Arenberg Cube.

The Barossa Valley is famous for its fertile vineyards and traditional wineries, but knowing where to find the best of them requires local knowledge. Begin with hotel pickup in Adelaide and explore the Barossa Valley as your guide explains the winemaking process. Enjoy tastings at selected wineries, shop in Hahndorf, and savor lunch at one of the wineries.

Any wine adventure in the Barossa Valley—one of the world’s great wine regions—is better when you’re traveling safely. Leave transportation and logistics to your tour guide while you visit up to four cellar doors and sample a variety of local wines. A delicious lunch with a glass of wine is included. This tour is ideal for travelers looking for a fun, full-day activity near Adelaide, which is just over an hour away.

Fine-tune your appreciation of Australian wines with a visit to one of South Australia’s up and coming wine regions. Learn the secrets of winemaking as you explore the Langhorne Creek wine region and enjoy wine tasting at up to four different wineries, soak up the scenery of the Adelaide Hills as we drive through Hahndorf–the oldest German village in Australia. Indulge in a delicious lunch at Lake Breeze Wines–including a glass of wine. This small-group tour is limited to 10 people, ensuring an intimate experience.

Escape Adelaide for the day on a private wineries tour of McLaren Vale. This is a safe way to indulge in a glass of wine (or three) as you won’t need to drive yourself. The itinerary is customizable and flexible to suit your needs, but includes tastings at cellar doors, opportunities to learn more about local winemaking, and lunch at a scenic venue. Entrance to the D’Arenberg Cube is also included.

Join this 3-Day tour from Adelaide to Melbourne, which is alternatively called the mountains to shipwrecks tour, and explore the natural beauty of the area in between. See the mountains and waterfalls at Grampians National Park, see the 12 Apostles and Shipwreck coast of the Great Ocean Road. Explore Victoria’s rainforests and coastal townships, until you finish this tour in Melbourne.

Enjoy McLaren Vale on two wheels on an easy-paced bike tour that highlights the bucolic beauty of this renowned South Australian wine region. Cycle through Kuitpo Forest and past pretty vineyards as you make your way to at least two wineries for wine tastings of regional varietals like shiraz. A lunch of fresh produce from local farms is included, as is round-trip transport from Adelaide to McLaren Vale, where you start biking. This tour is limited to nine people to provide a small-group experience with personalized attention from a guide.

If you’re traveling between Adelaide and Melbourne, don’t miss the land-based treasures en route. This 3-day tour covers the Great Ocean Road and Grampians National Park, ideal for travelers wanting to see more of Australia without the hassle of planning. Hike to waterfalls and lookout points, marvel at the Twelve Apostles, and more. Entrance fees, hotel pickup, and select meals are included, plus your choice of dorm beds and motel-style single or double rooms.

Make the most of your time by combining two excursions in one private day tour. Head into the Barossa Valley and spend half the day on a trike and the other half in a classic 1966 Mustang convertible. Enjoy the flexibility of being able to customize the tour to your interests—a private tour means not worrying about or waiting for other guests. Take a break between adventures to refuel with an included 2-course lunch with a glass of wine.

Discover Adelaide and its surroundings on a full-day tour that combines highlights of the city with an afternoon visit to Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills. Ideal for first-time visitors, this tour covers a diverse panorama of South Australian landscapes, from the coastal city's streets to the summit of Mt. Lofty and beyond. Includes either an afternoon tea or beer tasting in Hahndorf.

Take a private 3.5-hour trike tour of the Barossa Valley that can be customized to your interests. Via headsets in the helmet you can hear your driver-guide’s commentary as you travel to top sights and stop to sample the region’s great food and wine. The itinerary is customizable but you can visit farm shops, a cheese maker, breweries, and wineries.

Enjoy a day exploring beautiful South Australia without having to drive yourself from Adelaide. Travel through the picturesque Adelaide Hills and into the Fleurieu Peninsula, where the vines meet the sea. Pass through Goolwa and on to Victor Harbor, a popular seaside town. Spend some free time here, perhaps grabbing lunch (own expense). The return to Adelaide takes you via the McLaren Vale wine region.