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Barossa Valley experiences range from a sunrise hot air balloon flight to a tasting of 100-year-old tawny poured straight from the barrel. In between, there are trike tours between cellar doors, cooking demonstrations at Maggie Beer's Farm, helicopter flights over the vines and off-grid cabin stays. The RedBalloon range covers wine, food, flights and overnight escapes across the region.
The Barossa Valley is about an hour north of Adelaide, close enough for a day trip and easy to stretch into a weekend. What you do depends on how you like your mornings. Some people are up before dawn for a balloon flight, some are out by mid-morning for a cellar door, and some are still at the table after a long lunch.
The Hot Air Balloon Flight over Barossa Valley with Breakfast is an hour in the air at sunrise, followed by a cooked Barossa breakfast with a glass of local sparkling wine. Allow five to six hours in all, because the meeting time is about two hours before sunrise.
From a helicopter, the Private Barossa Valley Helicopter Experience takes up to three passengers over the Hoffnungsthal Valley on a short private flight. The Scenic Helicopter Flight, Wine Tasting and Vineyard Tour lands at Kies Family Wines for an estate tour, a barrel hall tasting of two wines and lunch with views of the Barossa Ranges.
At Seppeltsfield, the Centennial Cellar Experience takes you through the 1878 cellar and the Seppelt family homestead, then pours a 10ml taste of 100-year-old tawny straight from the barrel. Yalumba Cooperage Barrel Workshop Tour with Tasting shows how wine barrels are made before a tasting of five wines.
The Maggie Beer's Farm Cooking Demonstration and Seasonal Lunch pairs an interactive demonstration with a Pheasant Farm Wines tasting and lunch at The Farm Eatery. For something sweeter, the Grant Burge Wine Tasting and Chocolate Experience matches four premium wines with handmade Just Bliss chocolates.
The Barossa Valley Trike Tour stops at boutique and historic cellar doors, Maggie Beer's Farm Shop and the Barossa Valley Cheese Co. If you would rather have a classic car, Explore Barossa Valley in a Ford Mustang puts a local driver behind the wheel of a 1966 Mustang and lets you pick the stops. The Barossa Valley Gourmet Food & Wine E-Bike Tour is a six-hour guided ride on the Rail Trail that suits beginners, and the Horse Ride & Wine Tasting Experience ends with a tasting of limited release wines at Jacob's Creek.
Overnight Luxury Barossa CABN X Stay with Wine is an off-grid eco cabin with a private sauna and outdoor bath, and Overnight Barossa Glamping Stay with Wine puts you in a pavilion across from Seppeltsfield Winery with an outdoor bath and fire pit. Both come with a bonus bottle of local wine. The Barossa Valley Midweek Getaway with Breakfast is a one-night stay in a studio room with breakfast, valid Sunday to Thursday.
A Barossa gift comes with a plan built in: a sunrise over the vines, a cellar door, a long lunch. Many of the experiences are sold for two, and the overnight stays arrive with a bonus bottle of local wine, so there is something to open on the night.
If you can't decide between the balloon and the cellar door, a gift voucher lets them choose. Vouchers are valid for five years and arrive by email, straight away or on a day you pick.
The range covers sunrise balloon flights, helicopter flights, cellar door tastings, cooking demonstrations at Maggie Beer's Farm, trike and e-bike tours, horse rides and overnight stays in off-grid cabins. The sunrise balloon flight is a popular choice, and many experiences combine well into a single weekend.
The Barossa is a renowned wine region, home to names such as Seppeltsfield, Yalumba, Grant Burge and St Hugo, and to Maggie Beer's Farm for food. The range reflects that, with fortified wine from the barrel, cooperage tours, cheese and chocolate tastings and long lunches alongside the flights and stays.
The valley is about an hour north of Adelaide, and the CABN cabins sit roughly 55 minutes out. Without a car, the hop-on hop-off winery tour from Adelaide leaves the city at 9.30am, returns at 5.30pm and lets you choose from 14 wineries. Tastings and lunch are paid for separately.
It is a sunrise flight, so the meeting time is about two hours before sunrise. You confirm the flight with the operator between 5pm and 5.30pm the evening before, and the pilot gives you the exact time. Allow five to six hours for the whole experience, including the one-hour flight and breakfast.
Some are. The Yalumba cooperage tour includes a colouring pack and a sweet treat for children, and the trike tour is not suitable for children under seven, with under-10s accompanied by an adult. The balloon flight starts at age 10, and children must be accompanied by an adult on the hop-on hop-off winery bus.
Tastings and anything involving alcohol are for ages 18 and over, and photo ID may be required. The helicopter flights set a maximum of 130kg per passenger and 270kg combined, with everyone weighed on the day. The horse ride sets a 120kg limit, and the balloon flight asks passengers to be reasonably active.
Yes. The range includes off-grid eco cabins, glamping pavilions and a studio room with breakfast. The overnight cabin and glamping stays include a bonus bottle of local wine, and several have block-out dates or day restrictions, so check the product page against your dates before you book.
Wine lovers can compare other regions in wine tasting and winery tours, and the wider hot air ballooning and helicopter flights pages cover other launch sites. Trike tours and scenic rides go further afield, weekend getaways cover longer stays, and the South Australia page shows the rest of the state.