Barossa Valley

Only an hour drive from Adelaide lays the stunning Barossa Valley. The Barossa Valley was named by Colonel William Light in 1837, after the famous British victory in the 'Battle of Barossa in 1811. Renowned for its fine wine across the world combined with the stunning landscape, makes this a top tourist attraction in South Australia.

It is only here in the Barossa Valley where you will encounter such spectacular scenery with its emerald rolling hills, flawless vineyards and beautiful wildflowers. This unique landscape is a vision of beauty as the seasons transform the valley, from the crisp oranges and reds consuming the vineyards in the autumn months, to the rich deep greens meeting the bold blue sky in the summer months.

The Barossa Valley is famous for its exceptional wines, such as the Shiraz, Cabernet, Jacobs Creek and Peter Lehmann. With over 60 wineries welcoming you try the famous wine, combined with an abundance of local produce found at the celebrated farmers markets, gorgeous cafes and award winning restaurants, makes the Barossa Valley the place to visit.