Half day McLaren Vale and Glenelg Afternoon Tour from Adelaide

Trip Styles: Comfort

Visit the renowned McLaren Vale wine region for wine tastings at 3 wineries, an opportunity to sample some South Australian sweet treats and then take a leisurely seaside stroll along the beautiful bay of Glenelg.

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Take the opportunity to see breathtaking views on your McLaren Vale tour home of internationally acclaimed wineries.

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Itinerary

McLaren Vale and Glenelg

Departing from Victoria Square we head straight to McLaren Vale for structured tastings at the well known Shingleback winery and the family owned winery and olive grove of Lloyd Brothers. We then make our way to the main street of McLaren Vale for some more South Australian delights. There is the opportunity to visit Hardys for more wine tasting, the Fruchocs factory for a well known sweet treat or, sample some tasty almond varieties at the Almond Train. There’s even time to do all three! If you would prefer to sit back and relax with a coffee, you can do that too! We return to Adelaide via the beautiful bay of Glenelg where you can enjoy a stunning seaside stroll before heading home. We return to Adelaide by approximately 5:30 pm however, if you would like to enjoy the view of the sunset over the coast there is the option for you to leave the tour here and get the tram back to Adelaide. Structured tastings at the well known Rosemount winery and the family owned winery and olive grove of Lloyd Brothers. Stop at the main street of McLaren Vale. Opportunity to visit Hardys for more wine tasting, the Fruchocs factory and/or the Almond Train. Stop at the beautiful bay of Glenelg for a seaside stroll before returning to Adelaide.

Highlights

What To Bring

Visit the beautiful bay of Glenelg
Explore McLaren Vale and its surrounding vineyards

Essential things to pack

Walking Shoes
Warm Jacket
Camera
Water Bottle

Important Booking Info

trip code:

MVG

starts from:

Adelaide

end at:

Adelaide

trip days:

Destination:

Adelaide

Arrival guide in Adelaide

Adelaide is often referred to as the ‘City of Churches’. There are indeed some grand examples to visit in this city, that’s often thought of as a big country town. It’s a lot more sophisticated than its country feel, however. The city has a population of more than 1 million people.

Adelaide is known as a place that has excellent seafood, cheese and wine. Its early settlement was influenced by both English and European migrants, many of whom settled in the nearby Clare and Barossa Valleys with many Germans settling in the nearby town of Hahndorf.

Adelaide’s coastal location surrounded by the Adelaide Hills and exposure to the dry interior of the state of South Australia creates a feeling of relative isolation from the eastern states of Australia. Early explorers of central Australia began their expeditions from Adelaide north toward Alice Springs from Adelaide. Adelaide remains a hub for travelers venturing north to the Northern Territory, west across the Nullabor Plain to Perth, and east to the metropolis of Melbourne.

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Trip Styles:Budget

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