Barossa valley is a beautiful wine tourism destination located about 60 km off from Adelaide, Australia. Valley formed by the Para River and single road connects the valley with main town of the country. This is the ideal way to reach the valley.
Wine cultivation and production are the major sources of income for many residents of the region. Vineyards spread over hectares make the place a beautiful tourism destination as the scenic beauty of the region attracts many people. They can explore the vineyards or wineries and can get a chance to taste different mouthwatering wines. They can also visit the Langmeil Winery, which is about 172 years old winery and the birthplace of Barossa wine.
Visitors can go for guided tours and can opt for self-guided tours. This includes Barossa self-guided tours, Barossa butcher, baker, and winemaker trails, and heritage walks. Visitors can discover and enjoy delicious food or wine of the region.
Visitors who want to get there they can take the help of the local expert staff who can help them with all planning needs, booking, and advice. They will arrange all things from travel to lodging facilities and from tour packages to meals.