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Barossa Valley Toyota
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Barossa Valley Toyota
Models may vary from those shown. Specific vehicles may vary from time to time. Prices may vary during peak periods. The daily Duration and Distance fees are held at the rate displayed at the time of your booking, and will apply to any booking extensions regardless of the number of days you extend.
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Sip on a wine
If there's one thing the Barossa Valley is renowned for, it's wine. With over 150 wineries and cellar doors to visit, you're spoilt for choice. This celebrated wine region grows over 40 varieties of wine grapes, including those that make the iconic Barossa Shiraz. Stop by one of the oldest wineries in the Barossa, Seppeltsfield Wines. The winery and estate feature stunning views, restaurants, a cellar door, and art studios. Consider taking a guided tour of the estate and cellar to sample over 100-year-old wine in a unique experience. Another icon of the region is Yalumba. Book into a tasting to sample some of their quality vinos or see the Cooperage to understand more about the art of wine barrel making. These are just two of the picturesque wineries you can visit when in this iconic region.
Barossa Valley Chocolate Company
Indulge your sweet tooth at Barossa Valley Chocolate Company. This decadent hot spot offers handcrafted chocolates with a variety of fillings as well as cold, sweet gelati. Stay for a while and enjoy the cafe, which boasts lovely views of the surrounding estate and acts as a wonderful backdrop to admire while having a meal or hot drink. For something a little more, book into one of the many experiences the Barossa Valley Chocolate Company offers, like chocolate and wine or beer and chocolate pairings. There are even kid friendly pairings like chocolate and gelati or cordial too.
Visit Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop
Enjoy a taste of the Barossa at Maggie Beer’s. Book in for a delicious lunch using high-quality seasonal produce from the local region. Discover culinary delights while tasting the carefully planned menus. But that’s not all. There are cooking classes available in intimate sizes for those who want to learn how to cook like a professional, with a chef sharing tips and tricks you can bring back home. Before you leave, head to the Farm Shop to pick up an array of tasty gourmet pantry items, oils, preserves, jams, relishes and more.
Wander Barossa Sculpture Park
Get some fresh air on a scenic walk at Barossa Sculpture Park. The parkland area hosts a variety of abstract sculptures that have called the park home for many years, some since 1988. Take time to explore, admiring the sculptures that are set against the glorious backdrop of the Barossa. This park offers superb scenery of the surrounding valley. It is a unique activity for visitors to the area, offering a tranquil reprieve from the bustling vineyards. While here, it is worth visiting the Mengler Hill Lookout for magnificent 180-degree panoramas of the wineries below and sweeping views of the valley.
Fly high over the Barossa Valley
Take flight in a hot air balloon and discover the breathtaking beauty of the Barossa Valley from up in the clouds with a sunrise hot air balloon ride - a unique adventure like no other. Glide on the winds high above the valleys, taking in the spectacular sights surrounding you. A sunrise ride will have you up early and in the sky as the sun rises over the Barossa. Bring your camera to snap some photos of the stunning rolling hills, the vineyards and the morning glow of the sun in a serene experience you won’t forget. Some hot air balloons accept children aboard, so bring the kids for a morning adventure up in the skies in an activity that will bring everyone together.
Barossa Farmers Market
Visit this bustling authentic farmers market every Saturday morning for high-quality produce from local farmers in the region. Start your morning bright and early in the vibrant Barossa Farmers Market, browsing stalls offering a wide variety of locally grown fruit and vegetables, meats, artisan bread, speciality oils, and preserves. Stock up on some delicious local goods to make a gourmet meal at home or for a picnic to enjoy in the fields around the Barossa Valley. The market also has a selection of ready-made foods like flaky pastries, cakes, baked treats, dumplings, coffee, and so much more. Be sure to pick out some quality items to bring home with you.
Explore the fields at Lyndoch Lavender Farm
Stroll through fragrant lavender fields at Lyndoch Lavender Farm. Explore the hectares of farm area that grow over 70 varieties of lavender. Wander through the rows of flowers, pausing to watch the butterflies and bees flutter around the bushes. This is a magical place to visit, particularly in the spring and summer, and a fantastic place for photography. Once you’ve explored the lavender fields, head to the café to try lavender-infused foods on the menu. Visit the shop before leaving to browse the selection of lavender products and gourmet pantry items like lavender honey, mustards, vinegars, lollies, tea and more.
Taste gourmet cheese at the Barossa Valley Cheese Company
Do you love cheese? If you do, you'll want to visit the Barossa Cheese Valley Company. They offer a delicious selection of creamy and hard cheeses that are all made using milk from a local dairy farm. The idea for the Barossa Valley Cheese Company came from the talented director Victoria McClurg, who found a passion for cheese after a winemaking stint in Bordeaux, France. Sample a variety of artisanal cheeses at the charming Cheesecellar with a cheese-tasting or seasonal platter. Learn about the cheese-making process and take a glimpse behind the scenes to appreciate the creation of the delicious cheeses you taste.
Create a custom blend at Penfolds
Unleash your inner winemaker in a unique wine experience at Penfolds. Penfolds has been nestled in the heart of the Barossa Valley for over 100 years and is an icon in the wine region. They offer a range of experiences around their estate, such as fantastic dining experiences, exploring their historic cellar doors, and more. One such activity allows guests to immerse themselves in the winemaking process, where they can create their own custom blend of wine. Visitors are guided by experts during this hands-on experience to combine tasting notes that complement one another and add depth to their custom blend. At the end of the session, the concoctions are bottled for enjoyment at home.
Remember to check the local guidelines and opening hours of attractions and facilities to plan your visit accordingly.
