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If you are planning to backpack Barossa Valley, then this page provides information on the backpacker hostel and backpacker tour available here. The page also provides a description of Barossa Valley, information on how to get here and contact details of the local visitor information centre.
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This area about 55km northeast of Adelaide, is arguably Australia’s most famous wine region. The valley is about 40km long and 5 to 11km wide and produces around a quarter of the Australian vintage. The Barossa has over fifty wineries, all most of which, are open to the public. Wine tasting is free of charge, so planning to stay overnight is a good idea, as you will be amazed at how quickly all of those little sips can add up and leave you unable to make your way back to Adelaide. Most of the towns in the area are quite small, but have a variety of attractions making them worth the visit. |
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Barossa Valley Farmhouse YHA
Sandy Creek Conservation Park
Sandy Creek, SA 5350
Phone (08) 8414 3001 |
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1 Day Barossa Valley
With Groovy Grape Getaways
Departing from Barossa Valley
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By Bus
Barossa Adelaide Passenger Service operates from Adelaide (08 8564 3022). |
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Barossa Wine & Visitor Information Centre
66-68 Murray St
Tanunda
Phone 1300 852 982 |
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