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The Barossa Valley Tourist Park is located in the heart of the beautiful Barossa Valley. A peaceful, shady four star park featuring spacious drive through sites, ensuite sites and a variety of cabins to suit all budgets, including our deluxe spa unit with king size bed. The park is located close to the many tourist attractions, bike trails, restaurants and world renowned wineries that made the Barossa famous, and is only a short walk to the main street shops and eateries. Tennis courts, Bush Chapel, meeting room and bike hire are available and tours can be arranged. Group bookings are most welcome. Home of the historic Kaesler Van.

Seppelts View Cabins sits on eight acres; the perfect rural retreat. There are six self-contained cabins with reverse cycle air conditioning, log fires and luxury spa baths. You?ll be captivated by the views of sweeping contoured vineyards and heritage listed palm trees. It?s the perfect base to explore all that the Barossa has to offer. Outside is a family playground with a barbeque area, trees to climb and the adjacent pine forest to explore. Relax with a glass of wine, enjoy the view, meet the resident alpacas, Sultan and Zac, Patch the pony as well as friendly sheep and chickens. In winter, gather around the fire pit, roast marshmallows and meet other holidaymakers. For more adult indulgences, visit ten boutique wineries within easy reach along Seppeltsfield Road. At Seppeltsfield Winery you'll find a cellar door, tours, contemporary art craft and design the JamFactory, a knife maker, Fino Restaurant and picnic area. For the foodie, Maggie Beer?s Farm Shop, Hentley Farm and Appellation are all a short drive away. The heart of the Barossa is 10 minutes by car; explore up to 60 wineries, fine dining, the Barossa Farmers Market and much more....

Seppeltsfield Vineyard Cottage is exclusively for one discerning couple and set in a private vineyard located in historic Seppeltsfield in the Barossa Valley. An easy one hour drive from Adelaide, Seppeltsfield Vineyard Cottage offers not only heritage, self-contained, luxury boutique accommodation, but an all inclusive "flavours of the Barossa" experience from the moment you arrive. Awarded the Barossa Trust Mark in 2015, this multiple Australian tourism award winning destination offers the perfect opportunity to discover the food, culture, history and hospitality of the Barossa Valley. Highly recommended on TripAdvisor, the cottage is also the perfect place to celebrate special occasions. Excellent dining options include Appellation restaurant only a five minute drive away, or walk to lunch at Hentley Farm next door and Fino restaurant at Seppeltsfield. Attention to detail, quality furnishings and modern luxuries, together with the many original features of the cottage, offer guests an incomparable setting in which to immerse themselves in their Barossa experience. Visit our website for more information about facilities and services. Your hosts, local Barossa wine producers Sharyn and Peter, who live nearby on the property, are passionate about all things Barossa and welcome the opportunity to assist with touring and winery advice....

The Lodge Country House is a gracious Edwardian country house with three acres of rambling gardens including swimming pool and lawn tennis court. Dinner and breakfast is provided at these fully licensed premises with the best country cuisine. Situated in the heart of South Australia's famous Barossa Valley, The Lodge Country House offers unique accommodation and fine dining for up to eight guests.

The Vine Inn, located in the heart of the Barossa Valley has three fully refurbished accommodation options to offer. The Vine Inn offers four star Executive Queen rooms, while the Vine Court, situated 350 metres from our main building and reception, offers standard double, twin rooms and four star one and two bedroom self contained apartments. Check in for the Vine Court is required at the Vine Inn. All rooms feature cable television, individually controlled air conditioning, tea/coffee making facilities, free Wi-Fi access and a refrigerator. Each has a private bathroom with shower. Check in is required at the Vine Inn. Within the Vine Inn, a community owned hotel, the Vine Garden Bistro offers dining for up to 300 people, wedding facilities, modern conference facilities, al fresco dining and an extensive range of local Barossa Valley wines. Extensive regional produce features in our menus. A solar-heated swimming pool, heated spa, bar with beer garden facilities are also located at the main premises. The bar features gaming facilities and large-screen televisions Located in the centre of Nuriootpa, The Vine Inn Barossa Valley is a one-hour drive from Adelaide city centre. The nearest local winery is just 300 metres away....

Join your hosts Chris and Jayne Pfeiffer of Whistler Wines for an experience in Barossa living at their home, Whistler Farm, just around the corner from the cellar door. Located next to Maggie Beer's Farm Shop and half way between Tanunda and Nuriootpa, the farm of 18 hectares is also home to sheep, horses, poultry, olives and a few vines. Tastings of the range of Whistler Wines is also available, as well as introductions to other Barossa wineries, food and culture. All this, as well as luxury accommodation located in a peaceful setting where you can view the ranges and enjoy the sounds of birds and animals. Join Chris and Jayne after their day at the cellar door for a chat and a wine.

The Barossa Valley Tourist Park is located in the heart of the beautiful Barossa Valley. A peaceful, shady 4 star Park featuring spacious drive-thru sites, ensuite sites and a variety of cabins to suit all budgets, including our deluxe spa unit with king size bed. The Park is located close to the many attractions, bike trails, restaurants and world renowned wineries and is only a short walk to the main street, eateries, swimming pool and bowling club. Tennis courts, Bush Chapel and bike hire are available and tours. Home of the historic Kaesler Van."

Located 350 north of the Vine Inn reception, The Vine Court has two room types. There are 11 X 4 star one and two bedroom apartments which all feature on suite facilities, air conditioning and kitchenette. Rates start at $150.00 per night. Additionally, there are 18 standard rooms. Rates start from $100.00 per night for a twin share room. There is an on site laundry, BBQ area and plenty of parking.

Auburn Tours operate flexible tours of the Barossa Valley in either a unique vintage automobile or a luxury four-wheel drive vehicle. Tours are available using a combination of both vehicles. The lengths of tour and or itineraries are tailored to your wishes with a knowledgeable local guide. Adelaide accommodation/airport transfers welcome....

Blue Gum Retreat is a small attractive compact unit with limited cooking facilities. Located on a 100 acre mixed farm with panoramic views of the Light Valley. Close to Heysen and Mawson Trails. Horse stabling available for guests' horses by prior arrangement. Guests are free to roam the whole farm....

Located in the historic Seppeltsfield winery, Fino Seppeltsfield restaurant and food bar joins South Australian design icon JamFactory to create a unique, village celebration of premium wine, food, art and craft in the famous Barossa Valley. Fino's connection to the region and deep commitment to the enjoyment of every guest is the driving force behind our food philosophy. We revel in providing delicious, beautiful food and a thoughtful, finely-balanced wine list delivered with love and care....

Seppeltsfield Road is a must see destination in South Australia's famous Barossa Valley and is home to iconic cellar doors, restaurants and accommodation. Seppeltsfield Winery, founded by the Seppelt family in the early 1850s, has undergone an inspiring transformation in the last 10 years and is now home to not only the 100 year old Para Tawny, but also Fino restaurant and the Jam Factory with artisans in residence. The 10 kilometres of Seppeltsfield Road boasts some of the Barossa's most famous wineries and gourmet destinations such as Appellation and Hentley Farm restaurants and Maggie Beer's Farmshop. Often identified by its distinctive palm trees, Seppeltsfield Road is located in the western Barossa, only 60 minutes from the Adelaide central business district via a two lane highway. No trip to the Barossa Valley is complete without visiting, staying or dining in our historic and hospitable precinct. The warmth and welcoming smiles of the people who live and work in this region makes the visitor experience exceptional - there is a sense of being privileged and proud to be able to promote and share the food, wine, culture, heritage and hospitality of the Barossa....

One White Kite is both a cafe and a gift store. It stocks South Australia's Mahalia coffee and the Barossa's Scullery Made teas, along with tempting homemade baked goods and delicious light lunches including fresh baguettes and ciabatta rolls, seasonal salads and soups, and children's snacks. Local ingredients are used where possible, including Kapunda free-range eggs, Zimmys Barossa Pickle and seasonal fruit and vegetables. Its unique range of home and lifestyle gifts includes a mixture of home wares, jewellery, children's gifts, soaps, books, and gourmet food products. One White Kite also has a range of original art and design works on display....

The Kidman Connection is a walking or driving tour of Kapunda, highlighting places connected with Sir Sidney Kidman. Known as the "Cattle King" Sir Sidney Kidman, lived in Kapunda from the 1880's to 1921. From here he managed a pastoral empire and became the largest landowner in Australia. Visit (during school hours the Kapunda High School), which was his former home 'Eringa', donated to the Education Department in 1921. A Mural and Bust is located in the Post Office quadrangle and his famous horse sales were held directly behind the historic North Kapunda Hotel. The books the 'The Forgotten King' by Jill Bowen and the 'Extraordinary King' are available for purchase and a detailed self guided tour brochure is also available from the Kapunda Visitor Information Centre. Open seven days a week Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm - Saturday/Sunday and Public Holidays 10am to 4pm. Closed Christmas Day, Good Friday and ANZAC Day till noon....

Anlaby is one of Australia's great homesteads and one of the first grand rural properties of South Australia. Settled in 1839 by Frederick Dutton, it reached its heyday in the Edwardian era when it also hosted the Prince of Wales. The property is in the process of being restored to breathe life into the original buildings and gardens that once echoed to the sounds of a prosperous and thriving rural station and community. The Manor House was one of the first residences on the property to be refurbished. It is now available as short stay accommodation. The double storey cottage has one king, one king/twin and one queen bedroom, sharing a bathroom and comfortable living area and combined kitchen/dining space making it the perfect self contained accommodation for a family or small group. Explore the Folly and the 10 acre gardens including the 600 roses in the formal rose garden. Visit the stable quadrangle with its old clock tower, stables, blacksmith's shop, harness and saddle rooms and grooms quarters....

Vine Inn Barossa Christmas Show Entertainment by Sound Factory Sound Factory is one of Adelaide?s premiere Corporate Bands. With strong roots in Soul, Rock, Funk, Jazz, Pop and Groove ? covering classic hits from the 60?s to current. Versatile, Entertaining and Completely professional, Sound Factory give their all ? whether performing in the local hotel scene or the Grandest Corporate Function. $75 Buffet Dinner (including seafood) & Entertainment or $110 with 4 hours (7pm to 11pm) Drink Package...

A Barn in the Barossa offers unique self contained barn accommodation on the edge of the Barossa Valley. The former home and painting studio of owner and floral artist Jacqueline Coates, here are natural surrounds to deeply inspire. If peace and privacy are the modern day luxuries, the barn has these relaxing qualities by the champagne bucket load. Your booking ensures the property is exclusively yours during your stay. The double storey spacious stone barn is surrounded by a fragrant, rambling country garden. Two spacious loft rooms each sleep up to three being fitted with a queen and a single. Maximum six guests. The lounge features several banquettes of couches, large screen television, a fireplace and a library. Stay cool with air conditioning. Entertain in the Mediterranean style garden under a blanket of stars sparkling in a velvety sky. The walls are hung with original art. Wake to golden light filled mornings and bird song. Generous breakfast provisions sourced from local and seasonal ingredients include jersey milk, organic eggs, bakery bread and smoked bacon. No wonder guests find it hard to leave and send us their friends. The Barn is ideal for romance, time out, families and get togethers. ...

It's on again - Burger Day at Kaesler. We'll be serving Beef Cheeseburgers, BBQ Chicken Burgers and Vego Burgers from Kaesler Steakhouse at the Cellar Door Lawn on Saturday 12th November. No bookings required. Just turn up from 12pm, find a spot on the lawn, grab a burger and a glass of wine or sangria and enjoy the live music and the fine Spring weather. For more info, contact Kaesler Cellar Door on 08 8562 4488 or ksales@kaesler.com.au...

The Barossa Valley Golf Club is a 6026 metre par 72 course with an ACR rating of 70.8 and the tees are generous and well made. The fairways seem generous but the rough can be punishing and some well-placed bunkers guard the fairways and greens. Players have use of the practice tee, fairway, large putting green, practice bunker and chipping green. Because of its delightful bush country setting, this spacious golf course can give a feeling of truly 'being away from it all'. Just to walk the course is a delight with a chance to see much of the local bird and animal life. The course is a one-hour drive north of Adelaide, and is in close proximity to a variety of accommodations and many famous wineries. The resident Professional has a well-stocked shop full of the latest equipment. Golf sets and carts are available for hire....

Just one hour?s drive from Adelaide, the Elderton Guest House is ideally located at Nuriootpa, in the heart of the Barossa Valley. Situated only a short walk from Elderton's Cellar Door, this is a great base for any Barossa visit. Nuriootpa?s main street, supermarket and dining establishments are also within walking distance. The Elderton Guest House offers three large bedrooms, able to accommodate up to six people comfortably (one room contains a king bed, one room a queen bed and one room contains two single beds). The Guest House offers reverse cycle air conditioning throughout, making it toasty in winter and beautifully cool in summer. The kitchen/dining offers a full kitchen, including oven and cook top, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator and sink. The wet areas comprise of a bathroom with shower, toilet and bath, and additional separate toilet and fully equipped laundry. The back verandah offers outdoor seating and barbecue facilities....

If you love a great steak and red wine, we are serving up a menu of the best prime char-grilled steaks in the heart of red wine country. Take a seat by the fire place, and enjoy a succulent steak, or our famous mixed grill for two, with a glass of one of our Kaesler Reds. We?re open for lunch Wednesday to Sunday and every Friday night from 6pm ? bookings essential...

Located in the heart of the Barossa Valley, 1.5 hours drive north of Adelaide, is Penfolds Barossa Valley Winery and Cellar Door. Built in 1911 to expand the business beyond Magill, this site became the focal point of Penfolds winemaking in the 1970s, as more fruit was sourced from the Barossa Valley and its surrounds. A visit to this winery is a unique experience, as it provides a rare insight into the engine room of Penfolds from a winemaking perspective. Furthermore visitors can taste the world-renowned Grange and other Penfolds premium wines, just a stone's throw from the cellars where the Penfolds winemakers work throughout the year....

Welcome to Salon Rouge Gallery, the creative destination on the rim of the Barossa Valley. The gallery features regional and visiting interstate artists. Its home to renowned floral artist Jacqueline Coates' painting studio. There is always art in progress and a warm welcome by Jacqueline or other artists. Learn about the art from an artist. Salon Rouge Gallery, formerly a mechanic workshop is now a gorgeous gallery space with the traditional white cube room, and a deep cerise showing space hung with decadent chandeliers. View Jacqueline's floral artworks, the abstract paintings of Nik de Masi, the engaging sculptures from recycled metal by Roland Weight, mosaics by Heather Gordon and Ilona Glastonbury's contemporary pieces from preloved Barossa materials. Book in for a painting workshop; landscape, still life, or florals in oils or acrylic. Jacqueline offers lay-by, commissions and arranging your work to be packed and sent safely to all destinations. ...

A visit to Wilhelm Schaedels is a step back through time. This delightful, rambunctious antiques and collectables store is as much a museum as a shop, brimming with interesting and intriguing artifacts. The store is named for Wilhelm Schaedel who, along with his father Carl, built the property in the early 1870s. The basement, where the store is located, was used by Wilhelm as his carpentry workshop and indeed he and his father were among the most successful and well known early settlers of the Barossa. Today you will find a range a sprawling range of antiques, curiosities, vintage gems and a large collection of uranium glass - a fascinating and beautiful form of the material which glows an otherworldly green under UV light. Proprietor Paula also offers a carefully curated collection of vintage vinyl - making Wilhelm Schaedel's a must-see for true music fans as well....

Rosenvale Wines is a small family owned business that markets the wine made from grapes grown by the Rosenzweig Family Vineyards in the Barossa. Great wines start in the vineyard and with our own selection of vineyard land spanning over 200 acres, we are able to select the best parcels of grapes to produce outstanding wines for the vintage in question....

The Kapunda Mine Trail is an easy walk of one and a half kilometres and takes about one hour to complete. Interpretive signs explain how the ore was once mined and treated. Kapunda Mine was the first successful commercial metal mine in Australia and together with Burra contributed to the colony's recovery from economic crisis in the early 1840s. A group of miners known as a pare would tender for an area of the exposed ore body and were paid according to the value of ore extracted. The company exercised practically no supervision over the operations and the result was a series of burrows without system or method. Owing to the softness of the white ground, most mining was carried out by pick and shovel without the use of gunpowder. Ore was separated in sorting sheds by hand picking into high grade (prill) and low grade (attle) material....

We are a small family run business providing basic rooms at an attractive rate. We have numerous room types accommodating two people up to four people. The Barossa Gateway Motel is a great place to rest your head after a long day travelling, or somewhere to base yourself when visiting the Barossa Valley. The rooms are equipped with ensuite bathroom, air conditioning/heating, toaster, microwave, tea and coffee making facilities, bar fridge and television. Free wifi is also available on site. Breakfast is available in our breakfast room starting at 8am (unless otherwise arranged). We are located a short distance from numerous wineries including Wolf Blass, a golf course and numerous eateries....

Bean Addiction in the Barossa Valley is an exciting new Artisan coffee experience. Our carefully selected green coffee beans are roasted and blended on site to guarantee full flavour and freshness. In addition to our extensive range of blended and single origin coffees, Bean Addiction also offers a huge selection of loose leaf teas with a range that will please almost any taste. We offer tastings of most of our tea and coffee products to ensure the product you take home is exactly what you enjoyed in store. We also stock a range of coffee and tea accessories so you can take the experience home with you. Come in for a different tasting experience on your next Barossa stay!...

Unit 2 offers fully self contained contemporary style accommodation. Located in a quiet tree lined area of Nuriootpa, Unit 2 provides two bedrooms (queen and double), LCD television, Blue Ray DVD player, a large fully equipped kitchen and dining area, separate lounge area and full laundry facilities. There is reverse cycle air conditioning for year round comfort. Tea and coffee provisions are supplied. The rear paved courtyard provides guests with a shady area to entertain in private. Please contact owner 24 hours prior to arrival to discuss key collection/key code....

Vine Inn Barossa Christmas Show Spectacular Entertainment by VELVET Adelaide ?All Live? band Velvet are five highly talented and experienced musicians. With professional sound and lighting, three-piece harmonies and on stage action, Velvet will entertain you from their opening number! Velvet?s extensive and versatile playlist covers songs from the 60?s through to today?s latest hits ? guaranteed to get you on the dance floor. With a mixture of popular genres from Rock, Pop, Motown & R&B, there is something for everyone and any occasion. $75 Buffet Dinner (including seafood) & Entertainment or $110 with 4 hours (7pm to 11pm) Drink Package...

It's official, iconic 1980s pop band Culture Club are coming to Seppeltsfield Estate Winery, Friday 9th December 2016. South Australia's only concert as part of their 2016 Encore Tour, Culture Club - headed by singer Boy George and his original band line-up - will be joined by support acts 1927, Pseudo Echo and Real Life. Tickets on sale Wednesday 19th October 2016 from Ticketmaster - www.ticketmaster.com.au....

Join Balloon Adventures and share in the excitement as you help prepare the huge balloon in the calm of dawn, float magically over the picturesque villages and vineyards of the Barossa Valley, toast your return to earth with fine sparkling wine and breakfast with foods of the Barossa. Barossa Balloon Adventures has been safely flying the skies over the Barossa Valley since 1986. We are a family owned and operated business that are passionate about ballooning and love what we do. We're sure you'll love it too !! We have a reputation for professionalism, friendliness and excellent customer service. That's why we are number one on Trip Advisor. We fly seven days a week, all year round, weather permitting and we can even provide gift vouchers on request for that special person. The flight lasts approximately one hour.... the memories last a lifetime....

Provenance Barossa is a unique new destination for wine, food and tourism experiences in the Barossa Valley. Whether it?s a glass of wine, a pint of craft beer with a quick meal, a long lunch or dinner, a cup of freshly roasted coffee that you are after, Provenance Barossa has you covered. Located in the historic Penfolds building in the heart of the Barossa, Provenance remains home to their cellar door, where you can sample your favourite wine or have a go at blending your own! A variety of experiences are waiting for you at Provenance - see a local coffee roaster in action at Bean Addiction or sample their extensive list of teas; choose from a range of craft beers, wines and spirits while indulging on American style bar food at Stein?s Taphouse, indulge your tastebuds with all day dining at The Winemakers Office restaurant, feast on great wine and tapas at Home of the Brave - there is something to tempt everyone. Looking for that special experience? Why not see which local artisan food producer is cooking up a storm at The Cooks' Base. Provenance Barossa - come visit us soon. Opening hours vary depending on the business....

Greenock Creek Wines is situated at Seppeltsfield in the rolling hills between the hamlets of Greenock and Marananga, on the western edge of the Barossa Valley. The winery's first release was in 1988, when it sold a 1986 Shiraz and a 1988 Chardonnay from its tiny cellar door situated beneath the Waugh's 150 year old stone cottage. Since then the winery has planted, grafted or acquired more vines, and now specialises in premium red wine production. Only grapes grown on the property are used, making it truly an estate winery. The range of wines includes five Shiraz, two Cabernet Sauvignons and a Grenache, all processed at the winery on the Waugh's Roennfeldt Road property. The wines are released each year in early September and are sold through cellar door, mail order, a selected number of retail outlets in Australia and a small quantity via export. Greenock Creek is the home of the world famous Roennfeldt Road Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, both of which have achieved the much sought after Robert Parker 100 Points. The winery is only open every day, except for Tuesdays, from 11 am to 5 pm....

The name Kapunda is believed to have been taken from "Cappie Oonda", an Aboriginal phrase for "water jump out" - probably a spring. The town became the first established mining town in South Australia soon after Captain C.H Bagot discovered copper in 1842. Mining began in 1844 and continued until 1879 when world copper prices fell. Although copper was mined for only a brief period, revenue from its sales saved South Australia from bankruptcy. When the railway was established in 1860, Kapunda became the rural centre for the mid-north of the state. Kapunda has produced many of South Australia's most significant men. Since 1857 and over the following hundred years, 31 of the state's Members of Parliament were either born in Kapunda or had lived in the town at some stage during their lifetime. Four of these men became Premiers of South Australia whilst two went on to become Premiers in Western Australia and Tasmania. Sir Sidney Kidman came to Kapunda in 1870 and became one of Australia's largest landowners. His horse sales at Kapunda were the largest in the world and lived in Kapunda; he became a generous benefactor in the town. His home in Kapunda was called "Eringa" and when he left to live in Adelaide he donated the house to the Education Department. The residence is now the Kapunda High School. Amongst the several well-known pastoralists who lived in the area, the name Dutton stands out. The Dutton family features strongly in the history of the region. During the 1800's, Frederick Dutton was also one of the town's main benefactors and his financial support sustained Dutton Park, the Kapunda Hospital, the Institute, the Show Society and any clubs and groups which would have ceased but for his timely intervention. In 1839 in the area known as "Anlaby", a pastoral station was established and continued to be part of the Dutton family estates until the late 1900's. Today, Kapunda is developing both residentially and industrially, but there still remains that relaxed country atmosphere which is enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. ...

The 10 kilometre 'Kapunda Heritage Trail' meanders past the town's historic, buildings, churches and remnants of previous lifestyles. Feel the rich history and character that shaped Kapunda, Australia's oldest commercial copper mining town (1844) and home of Sir Sidney Kidman 'The Cattle King'. Stop at the historic mine site and follow the walking trail past the Steel Horse Statue, Whim, Open Cut Mine and Chimney. The town flourished during the boom period between the 1840s - 1870s, which developed strong and independent businesses and manufacturing. Visit the Museum (renowned as one of Australia's finest folk museums). Open everyday from 1pm to 4pm Kapunda is a friendly country ideally situated between the Clare and Barossa Valleys. The town exudes a pleasant appeal, which, in part, emanates from the ornate, well-preserved, main precinct buildings, which continue to serve the community after more than a century and a half. Have lunch at one of the historic hotels, bakeries or cafe's. Local accommodation and most community services are available also. Kapunda is an RV friendly town. Pick up a Heritage Trail map from the Kapunda Visitor Information Centre situated in the Main Street and on the corner of Hill Street....

JamFactory at Seppeltsfield provides a unique hub for craft and design in the Barossa. See artisans in action in our on-site studios. JamFactory at Seppeltsfield provides studio space for professional artisans working in a variety of media. A separated walkway through the building allows you to meet the makers and witness their skill. Learn about the creative processes and stories behind the work on display in our gallery. JamFactory at Seppeltsfield presents a diverse program of curated exhibitions showcasing local, national and international work by leading artists, craftspeople and designers. Support artists and designers by purchasing a beautifully designed gift in our shop. JamFactory at Seppeltsfield provides a range of handcrafted ceramics, furntiure, glassware, jewellery, and other collectables by leading South Australian artists and designers. Stay for a wine tasting at the Seppeltsfield cellar door and enjoy lunch at FINO Restaurant. Located just an hour's drive from Adelaide via the Northern Expressway....

Barossa and Light Cab Service is locally owned and operated with drivers who have a wealth of knowledge of Barossa and surrounding areas. We offer airport, hotel, restaurant transfer and wine tours. Our drivers are passionate locals who know the Barossa and all the little gems available. We do unique tours customised to your specific requirements....