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Barossa

Time and time again, you've probably heard the Barossa region described as the wine capital of Australia, a centre of culinary excellence, the gourmet's paradise.

Often referred to as Australia’s wine capital, The Barossa is the centre of culinary excellence and is the gourmet’s paradise. An undeniable truth is that the finer things in life are easily located in The Barossa as they are in abundance and the place is also brimming with naturally mystic romance, where historic buildings are nestled amongst the regions leafy hills and scenic valleys. Hanging in the air is a sense of calming but relaxed energy that is refreshing and invigorating.

Accommodation in The Barossa that is offered to visitors ranges from Luxury hotels, weekend cottages, caravan parks or even camping (for those who wish to be adventurous) all of which is available in the Barossa and it’s towns including Agnaston, Mount Pleasant, Tanunda and Williamstown. Visitors can enjoy the world-class cuisine and the globally-awarded wines at the region's luxury hotels and top restaurants. Barossa Farmer's Market offers travelers the chance to experience the regions culture to a different level and there are many gourmet cooking classes which offer visitors the chance to learn from some of the nation’s most accomplished chefs.

After indulging their taste-buds visitors should take the opportunity to explore the surrounding countryside with offers a number of enjoyable blend of experiences. Travelers can choose to partake in a hiking adventure along one of the many bushwalk trails or there is always the top class golfing greens for those who want to work on their swing.

The Barossa is also home to a thriving arts culture that stretches back over 160 years. The region’s museums and art galleries offer visitors a chance to trip back in their minds to learn and experience the rich history of The Barossa Valley. With so much to see and do, there's always a reason to celebrate. That's why the Barossa is home to festivals showcasing food, wine, art and music, sports, even classic cars. And of course, there's the down-to-earth cheerful hospitality for which South Australia is renowned. It's just another reason why the Barossa is the perfect place to get away from it all.