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Explore Kangaroo Island on a two-day small-group wildlife safari by 4WD. You’ll see koalas, kangaroos and sea lions on Kangaroo Island, South Australia’s wildlife haven, and discover the island’s wilderness and coastal beauty. Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this two-day small-group tour, limited to 12 people, and travel to Kangaroo Island by round-trip ferry or upgrade to fly from Adelaide.
Please note: Effective from May 3, 2018, due to roadworks on Frome Street, the temporary pick-up location for guests staying at the Majestic Roof Garden Hotel and Mantra on Frome will be 16, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide.

With two days to explore Kangaroo Island on a small-group tour, you’ll travel across this beautiful island by 4WD. You’ll stay the night in a sea-view room at the Ozone Aurora Hotel on Kangaroo Island.

Itinerary:
Day 1: Adelaide -- Kangaroo Island (L)
After an early morning pickup from your Adelaide or Glenelg hotel, relax on a scenic coach ride from Adelaide to Cape Jervis on the vineyard-covered Fleurieu Peninsula, where you’ll make the 45-minute ferry crossing to Kangaroo Island. If you choose to fly, you'll be picked up from your Adelaide hotel and transferred to the airport for your 30-minute flight.

Your wildlife guide will meet you at the port at Penneshaw, and provide an overview of Kangaroo Island’s history and environment. Your drive by 4WD across the island takes you through several habitats, including eucalyptus forests home to echidnas, wallabies and a huge variety of birdlife. You’ll discover that many species are unique to the island.

You’ll also visit the Seal Bay Conservation Park to see the park’s colony of Australian sea lions basking on the beach and sand dunes. As you admire the sea lions’ playful antics, your small-group guide will provide essential information on the lives of these spectacular marine animals.

After a gourmet picnic lunch with wine at a heritage-listed bush property, take a guided bushwalk or stroll on the beach. Then go for a 4WD drive through the island’s interior, keeping watch for koalas and cockatoos. Take a bushwalk on Kangaroo Island’s north coast, where you might see the area’s endemic Tamar wallaby. As the day draws to an end, you’ll see kangaroos leave their daytime bush retreats to graze the open pastures at dusk, before being taken to your accommodation for your overnight stay.

Accommodation: Aurora Ozone Hotel (or similar)

Day 2: Kangaroo Island -- Adelaide (B, L)
Begin the second day of your Kangaroo Island adventure with a visit to Flinders Chase National Park on the island’s west coast. You’ll have a great opportunity to see kangaroos, wallabies and birdlife in their natural habitat, and see a colony of long-nosed fur seals basking in the sun at Cape du Couedic.

Stroll beside Remarkable Rocks balancing on the cliff edge, and along the Admiral’s Arch boardwalk to spy seals swimming in the waves beneath. After enjoying a gourmet lunch with wine in a lovely bush setting that’s home to koalas sleeping in the treetops, you’ll see kangaroos and other wildlife at the Kelly Hill Conservation Park.

Your small-group two-day 4WD tour of Kangaroo Island ends with a drive to Kingscote Airport for your 30-minute flight to Adelaide if you’ve chosen the flight option, or to Penneshaw to catch the ferry back to Cape Jervis and coach transfer to Adelaide.

Combine wildlife and wine-tasting on a five-day tour of Adelaide and Kangaroo Island. Visit wineries in the Barossa Valley wine region, take a scenic drive through the Adelaide Hills, and meet sea lions and wallabies on Kangaroo Island. With plenty of free time to explore on your own, this five-day South Australian tour takes you to Flinders Chase National Park and includes accommodation in Adelaide and on Kangaroo Island.

Please see the Itinerary below for details on accommodation and each day's activities.

Enjoy an authentic outback experience on a 6 day, 5 night all inclusive tour. From Adelaide to Alice Springs, walk through the Flinders Ranges, visit an opal mine and a Kangaroo Orphanage in Coober Pedy, appreciate the sunset over Uluru (Ayers Rock) and sunrise over Kata-Tjuta (The Olgas), walk through Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon) and experience much more!

Day 1  Adelaide - Wilmington
We start our adventure traveling through the vineyards of the Clare Valley wine region, but soon enough we’re heading into the rugged Outback through the historic town of Melrose, gateway to the Flinders Ranges. We enjoy an easy stroll through the awesome Alligator Gorge. We’ll then settle in the heart of the Southern Flinders Ranges for the night.

Day 2  Wilmington - Coober Pedy
Along the way to Coober Pedy – the Opal Capital of the World – you’ll notice the incredible changing landscapes. Wildlife will scatter as road trains thunder across a landscape that resembles Mars or the Moon. On a tour of an underground Opal Mine and Museum, you’ll learn about the history of Coober Pedy. A highlight for some is visiting Josephine’s Kangaroo Orphanage, where you can meet the rescued kangaroos and baby joeys and admire (or buy) Aboriginal art. Tonight, we sleep like the locals do – underground, in bunkhouse accommodation.

Day 3  Coober Pedy - Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon)
It’s a big day driving up the Stuart Highway, with several pit stops en route. Our mission today is to reach the majestic Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon) where we’ll camp for the night on an authentic station.

Day 4  Watarrka NP -  Uluru 
We get up early to explore Watarrka (Kings Canyon), where you’ll need to stop to admire and photograph the massive sandstone walls, vast canyon floor and gorges. On the Canyon Rim Walk (3-4 hours), you’ll experience the beautiful Garden of Eden and learn more about the local Aboriginal culture. After lunch, we begin our journey into Uluru (Ayers Rock). We quickly set up camp before learning about the local Aboriginal History at the Uluru Kata Tjuta Aboriginal Cultural Centre. 

Day 5 Uluru
We start the day at dawn taking a (3 ½ hour) walk around the base of Uluru. Hiking through acacia woodlands and grassy clay pans, you’ll spot wildlife at waterholes, marvel at Uluru’s geological wonders and learn more about Aboriginal interpretations from your Culturally Accredited Groovy Guide. Later, we relax back at our campground or join one of our Adrenalin Plus options.

Day 6  Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) - Alice Springs
After devouring yet another scrumptious breakfast we’ll experience a glorious sunrise over Kata Tjuta, before we hike to lookouts around Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and visit the majestic Valley of the Winds with its ancient rock formations and extraordinary views. After lunch, we’ll hit the road to Alice Springs, arriving approximately at 6:30pm.

The price quoted includes up to 6 guests. In the morning, you will be introduced to the city of Adelaide, surrounded by parkland with a blend of historic buildings, wide streets, cafés and restaurants. Drive past Adelaide's cultural precinct - North Terrace - we then stop for a short break at National Wine Centre of Australia. Botanic Park, home to the Bicentennial Conservatory and the Adelaide Zoo. Continue through to historic North Adelaide and visit St Peters Cathedral and the Adelaide Oval. Next stop is Haigh's Chocolates for a tour and tastings at this iconic South Australian company. Your afternoon commences with a scenic drive to Mount Lofty Summit.  Take in the spectacular views of the city and the coastline - a perfect photo opportunity. We then arrive at Hahndorf, This is the oldest surviving German settlement founded by Lutheran who immigrated to Australia in 1830, you will have enough time for a taste of traditional German beer at Adelaide’s oldest German settlement.

In the morning, your guide will introduce you to city, surrounded by parklands with a blend of historic buildings, wide streets, cafés and restaurants. Drive past Adelaide's cultural precinct - North Terrace, other sites we will encounter on the way is The National Wine Centre. You'll have free time to explore the iconic building with the opportunity to purchase morning tea at the café or taste wine from the extensive Australian collection. Adelaide Botanic Gardens and the beautiful Botanic Park, home to the Bicentennial Conservatory and the Adelaide Zoo. Continue through to historic North Adelaide. Stop and visit the iconic St Peters Cathedral and the newly developed Adelaide Oval. The next stop is Haigh's Chocolates for tastings of this famous South Australian icon.

Your afternoon tour commences with a scenic drive to Mount Lofty Summit (710 metres above sea level) is the highest point in the southern Mount Lofty Ranges. Take in the spectacular views of the city and the coastline - a perfect photo opportunity. Visit Bridgewater Mill historic old Water driven flour mill, known as the ‘Old Rumbler’ before arriving at Hahndorf for a snack or afternoon tea or for a taste of traditional German beer at Adelaide’s oldest German settlement. Spend the afternoon exploring the main street, and check out the local arts and crafts. 

Please note: Haigh's Chocolates factory tour and tastings does not operate on Sundays and South Australian Public Holidays therefore the itinerary will be changed on these dates.

Take two days to discover the wildlife of Kangaroo Island from Adelaide. You’ll see pelicans, sea lions, koalas and, of course, kangaroos, and experience the wild beauty of Kangaroo Island. You’ll also visit several island attractions, including Seal Bay and Clifford’s Honey Farm. Some meals are included, and you can choose to travel to Kangaroo Island by round-trip ferry, or upgrade to fly there or back from Adelaide.
Please note: Effective from May 3, 2018, due to roadworks on Frome Street, the temporary pick-up location for guests staying at the Majestic Roof Garden Hotel and Mantra on Frome will be 16, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide.

With two days to explore Kangaroo Island, you’ll travel around the island and enjoy several wildlife encounters including Seal Bay, Clifford's Honey Farm, Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch. You’ll stay the night in a sea-view room, and your accommodation includes a full cooked breakfast. Please see the Itinerary for details on each day.

Travel to Kangaroo Island for the day to take a small-group wildlife safari by 4WD. You’ll see koalas, kangaroos and sea lions on Kangaroo Island, South Australia’s wildlife haven, and discover the island’s wild rugged beauty. Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people, and travel to Kangaroo Island by round-trip ferry or upgrade to fly from Adelaide.
Please note: Effective from May 3, 2018, due to roadworks on Frome Street, the temporary pick-up location for guests staying at the Majestic Roof Garden Hotel and Mantra on Frome will be 16, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide.

After an early morning pickup from your Adelaide or Glenelg hotel, relax on a scenic coach ride from Adelaide to Cape Jervis on the vineyard-covered Fleurieu Peninsula, where you’ll make the 45-minute ferry crossing to Kangaroo Island; all up, the coach and ferry trip to the island takes three hours. If you choose to fly, you'll be picked up from your Adelaide hotel and transferred to the airport for your 30-minute flight to Kangaroo Island.

Your wildlife guide will meet you at the port at Penneshaw, and provide an overview of Kangaroo Island’s history and environment. Your drive by 4WD across the island takes you through several habitats, including eucalyptus forests home to echidnas, wallabies and a huge variety of birdlife. You’ll discover that many species have survived on Kangaroo Island, while they’ve become extinct on the mainland, and many species are unique to the island.

You’ll also visit the Seal Bay Conservation Park to see the park’s colony of Australian sea lions basking on the beach and sand dunes. As you admire the sea lions’ playful antics, your small-group guide will provide essential information on the lives of these spectacular marine animals.

After a gourmet picnic lunch with wine at a heritage-listed bush property, take a guided bushwalk or stroll on the beach. Then go for a 4WD drive through the island’s interior, keeping watch for koalas and cockatoos. Take a bushwalk on Kangaroo Island’s north coast, where you might see the area’s endemic Tamar wallaby. As the day draws to an end, you’ll see kangaroos leave their daytime bush retreats to graze the open pastures at dusk.

Your small-group 4WD tour of Kangaroo Island ends with a drive to Kingscote Airport for your 30-minute flight back to Adelaide if you’ve chosen the flight option, or to Penneshaw to catch the ferry back to Cape Jervis and coach transfer to Adelaide.

A tour guide for genuine wine lovers, indulge in a luxurious day touring the picturesque Adelaide Hills wine region with your private Sommelier wine guide. Avoid the crowds and uncover the secrets of the Adelaide Hills with your private wine guide, who will tailor the day to suit your personal preferences. You'll have direct access to the best wineries in the region, with a passionate and knowledgeable host to guide the way. A wine tour like no other!

Start your day by being picked up from your Adelaide CBD accommodation around 9:30am in a luxurious tour vehicle. Enjoy the scenic route through the picturesque Adelaide Hills as your personal wine guide familiarises you with the geography of the region and its wine-making traditions, along with Adelaide's other main wine producing regions. 

After a leisurely 45 minute drive you arrive in wine country, where you will get to taste premium wine from the best boutique producers as led by passionate and knowledgeable locals. Wineries visited could include French-inspired wines at Deviation Rd, the stunning cellar door at Shaw + Smith, views across the Hills at The Lane, or amazing cool climate wines at Tapanappa to name but a few!

During the first two winery visits you will get to try a good selection of premium wines which truly represent the region, and your guide will get to know you and your tastes in wine. The rest of the day will be planned out accordingly, to the tastes of individuals within the group as best as possible. 

After the second or third winery of the day its time for lunch. The choice is yours - enjoy lunch in the picturesque little German hamlet of Hahndorf for a traditional German feast at the German Arms, or maybe you'd prefer something fresh and light from the Seasonal Garden Cafe. There are a variety of options to choose from so it's up to you, but it's our shout!

Following lunch you will enjoy wine tasting at two or three more wineries, or if you prefer you can sample some award-winning Hills beers; visit the Beerenberg factory to taste their condiments and preserves; or even visit a local cheesewright to sample award-winning cheeses. We'll take you off the beaten path to make sure you get to discover the true essence of the Adelaide Hills. Wineries could include Bird in Hand, ultra-boutique producer CRFT Wines, the South Australian king of Pinot Noir at Ashton Hills, or any number of micro-producer your wine guide has special access to. 

At the end of the tour you are transported back to your accommodation for around 5:30pm, along with anything you may have purchased during the day and the many memories you will have made.

A tour guide for genuine wine lovers, indulge in a luxurious day touring the Barossa Valley wine region with your private knowledgeable wine guide. Avoid the crowds and uncover the secrets of the Barossa with your private wine guide, who will tailor the day to suit your personal preferences. You'll have direct access to the best wineries in the region, with a passionate and knowledgeable host to guide the way. A wine tour like no other!

Relax on the quick 60 minute drive through the Adelaide Plains to the Barossa Valley, as your guide introduces Adelaide's food & wine history, South Australia's wine regions, and a historical introduction to the Barossa. 

Your first boutique winery of the day is historic Langmeil. You'll be guided around the property for an insiders look at how and where wines are made, and to witness the oldest Shiraz vines in the world, planted in 1843. Shortly you'll arrive at their cellar door for a taste of the wines that put the Barossa on the map, including rich Shiraz, dry Riesling, and the festive favourite Sparkling Shiraz!

From the old to the new, your next destination is Artisans of Barossa where you'll enjoy a hosted tasting of wines from six different ultra-boutique producers. With a broad range of influences and styles, here you'll get to taste wine from the likes of the man who made Penfold's Grange for 18 years, to the light and aromatic wines that are newly in-vogue, to some of the smallest producers in the Barossa. A real treat!

Next up it's time for lunch. Recently awarded best wine tourism destination in the world, Seppeltsfield winery is home to highly awarded restaurant FINO. Take in the picturesque surrounds as you're guided through a seasonal banquet of the state's best produce, matched with local wines of course.

Your guide will get to know you during the first half of the day, and will choose remaining winery destinations according to your tastes or suggestions. Destinations may include a super-premium boutique producer such as Two Hands or Torbreck, or a cult favourite like Greenock Creek, how about a visit to a local lookout and Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, we may even visit winemakers unavailable to the general public.

Rest assured, your personal wine guide will make sure your day is planned out perfectly just for you!

After a big day full of great food and wine, your guide will return you to your accommodation for around 5:30pm.

Explore Kangaroo Island on a fun 2-day tour that's perfect for travelers who enjoy an active adventure in the great outdoors. Get close to koalas, kangaroos and sea lions; visit pristine beaches at Stokes Bay and Flinders Chase National Park; and try out sandboarding in between coastal walks. You'll also visit a sheep farm and eucalyptus oil distillery, where you'll get to meet the friendly owners. Enjoy great amenities during your affordable overnight stay at Vivonne Bay Lodge. Small-group tour limited to 20 people ensures personalized attention from your expert guide.
Please note: Effective from May 3, 2018, due to roadworks on Frome Street, the temporary pick-up location for guests staying at the Majestic Roof Garden Hotel and Mantra on Frome will be 16, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide.

Get to know the beauty and native wildlife of Kangaroo Island on this 2-day tour with a knowledgeable guide who takes you off the beaten track to discover the natural wonders of the island, including spectacular parks and wildlife preserves.

Stay overnight at Vivonne Bay Lodge, a clean and comfortable budget accommodation that features spacious dorms, shared bathrooms, a well-equipped kitchen, complimentary tea and coffee, billiards, table tennis, bike rentals, and more. Find a hammock in a quiet nook if you want to relax; explore the hiking and biking trails on the large property; or swim at a gorgeous beach located just a few minutes walk from the lodge!

The spirit of this tour is to work as a group in a fun and informal setting. For instance, everyone helps the guide with meal preparation and cleanup. If you're looking for privacy in between activities, upgrade to a private room at the lodge. See the Itinerary section for details on each day.

Bed linens are provided at the lodge; please bring your own towel. Your tour includes two lunches, one breakfast and one dinner. You also have the option to upgrade to include a flight back to Adelaide.

Make the most of the Grampians and the Great Ocean Road with this 3 days, 2 night all inclusive tour. Enjoy spending a night in the heart of the Grampians before hiking it in the morning. Stop to admire the extraordinary rock formation along the road before appreciating the sunset upon the 12 Apostles. With a max of 21 passengers enjoy a fun, interactive and informative tour with a professional tour guide.

Day 1 
We escape the city and cruise through the scenic Adelaide Hills with a morning stop to grab a bite to eat and a tea or coffee. We stop for lunch before entering Halls Gap, gateway to the famed Grampians National Park. At around dusk, when wildlife, such as wallabies, kangaroos, cockatoos and kookaburras, come out to play, we walk (an easy 1 hour) through rocky outcrops and forests to The Balconies, another stunning geological formation. Tonight, we sleep in dormitory style accommodation in the heart of the Grampians.

Day 2
We wake up and hike 2 hours to The Pinnacle, probably the finest viewpoint in the Grampians. We visit the Brambuk Cultural Centre to learn about the local Aboriginal history, before departing this wondrous place. For lunch, we stop somewhere truly spectacular: The Tower Hill Reserve, home to wetlands, a lake, abundant wildlife and a dormant volcano. The magnificent Great Ocean Road beckons! We stop at several extraordinary rock formations along the Shipwreck Coast, such as the Bay of Martyrs, London Bridge and Loch Ard Gorge. For many, the most amazing sight is the famed Twelve Apostles. You can even view these sights aboard a helicopter flight (extra cost). This spectacular collection of limestone stacks is best appreciated at sunset from the boardwalk. Tonight, we stay in dormitory style accommodation on the Great Ocean Road.

Day 3
We start our final day with an easy walk through the Great Otway National Park, which boasts some of the world’s oldest temperate rainforest. Sections of the Great Ocean Road were carved through cliffs by servicemen returning after World War I, and offer some of the most impressive coastal roads you’ll ever see. You can take a quick dip in the ocean or explore the artistic beachside villages of Apollo Bay and Lorne. You can watch surfers in action at famed beaches such as Bells Beach and Torquay (home of the surf brand outlets Rip Curl and Quicksilver) before making our way to The Big City.

Please Remember
Sometimes the itinerary must be flexible due to road and weather conditions. The hike to the Pinnacle is the most challenging walk on the tour through rough terrain, a reasonable level of fitness is required.

Treat yourself to a Kangaroo Island discovery tour, primarily catering for small groups (minimum 2 passengers, maximum 5 passengers) and are designed to bring you up close and personal with Kangaroo Island. Your friendly experienced guide will impress you with their local knowledge of Kangaroo Island and the abundant wildlife.

Explore Kangaroo Island in a luxury Toyota Tarago in absolute style and comfort, with your local guide. Learn about the island's unique native wildlife and marvel and its natural surroundings. Depending on your schedule and budget, both a one day and two day itinerary options are available. if including any overnight stays, you will be accommodated at the 4-star Kangaroo Island Seafront.

Meet and Greet - No matter how you get to Kangaroo Island, you will be collected from either Kingscote Airport, the Sealink Ferry Terminal or any accommodation on Kangaroo Island. Please note - transport to and from Adelaide is not included.

Included is approximately 9-hours of luxury touring each day with viewing of native wildlife and scenery. Rest assured all of your entrance fees to National Parks and Seal Bay are included as well as lunch at The Chase Cafe.

If booking a multi day tour, enjoy a 2 course Dinner at Penny’s Restaurant as well as a hot and cold buffet breakfast of a morning.

You have the ability to liaise with the local operator prior to traveling to allow you to customize your itinerary and include all of your must see stops. The day is yours to explore Kangaroo Island!

Luxury late model BMW 5 series sedan is our touring vehicle, maximum 4 people only. This means your tour is exclusive, private, intimate, luxurious, engaging, which allows you to decide when and where you want to go, how long you want to stay and an option to change your itinerary at any time during the tour. With over 35 years experience in the liquor, hospitality and travel industries tour host John is at your service. Plan own itinerary or select from one of our ‘set tours’ the choice is totally yours. With the total price quoted covering up to 4 people Best Wine Tours are the best value for money luxury tour operators in the business.

Highlights of a Best Wine Tour to the Barossa Valley is:
Maximum of 4 people
Tour period: Minimum 5 hours to maximum 9 hours
Tour vehicle: BMW 5 series sedan (luxury late model) 
Pick up from Adelaide CBD, Home Address, Beach side Accommodation or Cruise Ship (conditions apply, check before purchase).

Day trip to Barossa Valley wine region:

Barossa Valley
Be consumed by the flavours of the Barossa. Taste full bodied wine from some of the oldest vines in the world.
Experience and explore this world famous wine growing area and see where some of the legendary South Australian wines are produced.

At almost every turn you’ll find Australia’s most awarded wineries and sample some of their famous wine labels. The Barossa was built on wine – perfectly suited for red wine production, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. With nearby Eden Valley perfect for Riesling and Chardonnay thanks to it’s higher altitude and cooler climate.

Approximately one hour drive northeast from Adelaide the Barossa is an internationally-recognised wine producing region, encompassing the towns of Tanunda, Angaston and Nuriootpa.

Expect to wander into one of the 80 Cellar Doors where you can often meet the winemaker, family owners and proud locals working with wine.

Visit some of Australia’s iconic vineyards like:
Seppeltsfield Estate Winery
Penfolds Barossa Cellar Door
Torbreck Cellar Door
Yalumba Family Winery
Rockford Wines
Kellermeister Wines
Chateau Tanunda Winery
Peter Lehmann Cellar Door
Langmeil Cellar Door
Or Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop and Menglers Hill lookout – just to name a few.

Your private tour can be between 5 to 9 hours in duration and the quoted price includes up to 4 people.

Remember: You can plan own itinerary or select one of our ‘set tours’ the choice is totally yours.