Angus & Co. Barossa
235 Murray St, Tanunda SA 5352, Australia
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Unlock the perfect holiday in Adelaide!
Unlock the perfect holiday in Adelaide! Discover the wine and romance of South Australia in 6 days ✈ Southern Airlines offers year-round direct flights from Guangzhou to Adelaide. China Eastern Airlines operates direct round-trip flights between Shanghai and Adelaide from June 20 to August 2 and from December 17 to February 16 next year. Cathay Pacific plans to resume seasonal direct round-trip flights between Hong Kong and Adelaide from November 10 this year to March 27 next year. Singapore Airlines offers 10 direct round-trip flights weekly between Singapore and Adelaide! DAY 1 Adelaide🏙 ✅ Victoria Square, Adelaide Central Market, immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant atmosphere ✅ Stop by the State Library of South Australia📖 and the University of Adelaide🏫. The vintage architecture and quiet, scholarly vibe are hard not to love DAY 2 Adelaide Hills🚗 About 20 minutes from Adelaide ✅ Climb to the summit of Mount Lofty⛰ for a 360° panoramic view of Adelaide ✅ Hahndorf, authentic German charm🏡 ✅ Melba’s Chocolate Factory and candy shop, a sweet tooth’s paradise🍫 ✅ Don’t miss the Gorge Wildlife Park! You can even cuddle a soft koala😜 DAY 3 Choose your route ✅ Route A Explore Penfolds Magill Estate and discover the story of wine legend Grange while savoring century-old rich wine aromas🍷. Head to the stunning Pink Lake, a natural pink salt lake perfect for photos, full of romantic vibes💗. Stroll along the Adelaide Harbor coastline, enjoy the sea breeze, and relax in the laid-back coastal atmosphere🌊. ✅ Route B Start at Penfolds Magill Estate Visit the natural echo wall for some fun interactive calls In Barossa, wander through vast vineyards and explore Australia’s wine secrets🍇. DAY 4 + DAY 5 Kangaroo Island ✅ Get up close with koalas at the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park🐨 and spot kangaroos, wombats, and other native animals ✅ Watch an immersive bird of prey show🦅, witness raptors soaring and hunting, and feel the power of nature ✅ Stokes Bay and Emu Bay, where turquoise waters meet white sands, capturing fresh and healing coastal views ✅ Flinders Chase National Park, visit amazing rock formations and iconic coastal arches ✅ Experience unique sandboarding at Little Sahara for a different kind of outdoor fun DAY 6 Fleurieu Peninsula ✅ Cave Beach and Victor Harbor hide many hidden coastal photo spots📷. Avoid the crowds and enjoy stunning sea views ✅ Ride a vintage horse-drawn tram to Granite Island, stroll the town, and savor a relaxed coastal day ✅ Visit the trendy d’Arenberg Cube and the Rabbit Hole restaurant to experience unique architecture and local flavors Take your time in South Australia, embrace the gentle mountains and sea, and let’s go together!
I discovered an incredibly high-quality Australian red wine – Jekkalanda! I attended their private tasting event in Qujiang and was truly amazed.
I discovered an incredibly high-quality Australian red wine – JEKALANDA! I attended their private tasting event in Qujiang and was truly amazed! From the heart of South Australia's Barossa Valley, this brand has been dedicated to fine wines for over 20 years – a treasure trove of officially recognized quality! ✨ This event was fantastic! A seamless blend of in-person immersive tasting and online livestream – from rich Shiraz to refreshing sparkling wines, the wide selection was perfect for those with decision-making difficulties! Hearing the story of the wine region and tasting different flavors made even a novice like me feel sophisticated. The best part is! They're going to be holding regular events in Xi'an soon! For those looking to unlock a more refined lifestyle, this is definitely worth checking out! After all, it's not just about the wine, it's about experiencing the authentic South Australian terroir! 😎 Wine Recommendation
Australia Travel Ultimate Guide | Sydney Must-Visit Checklist
🌟Essential Tips for Traveling in Australia🌟 ⌚Time Difference Tips: Eastern (Sydney/Melbourne) +2h Central +1.5h Western same as Beijing Time 🌿Best Travel Seasons: Spring September-November🌸 Autumn March-May🍂 20-25℃ super comfy~ 💰Payment Guide: AUD ≈ 4.8 RMB Recommend carrying 500 AUD cash 🗣️Language Helper: English is widely spoken Chinese available in Chinese communities 🏙️Must-Visit Checklist🏙️ 📍Sydney Highlights ✔️Sydney Opera House Bennelong Point 🕒9am-7:30pm 💰330 RMB A world-class architectural gem! Best to visit at sunset for golden views🌅 ✔️Sydney Harbour Bridge Open 24 hours🌉 A challenge for the brave! Highly recommend the bridge climb experience ✔️Bondi Beach 2026 NSW Must-see Instagram spot: Bondi Icebergs Pool!📸 ✔️Darling Harbour Sydney NSW 2000 Fireworks + food + cruises! The most beautiful night pier🌃 🌊Great Barrier Reef Activities The world’s largest coral reef system! 💡Recommended: Snorkeling at Cairns Pier🤿 Diving at Fremantle 🔥Travel Essentials🔥 📌Visa: E-visa takes 3-5 days 📌Transport: Opal card covers all public transport Fly between Sydney⇄Melbourne✈️ 📌Accommodation: CBD location is key Booking on Trip.com is super convenient 🍽️Must-Try Foods: 🥩Wagyu steak 🦞Seafood platter 🐨Kangaroo burger (surprisingly tender!) ⚠️Important Reminders: ☀️SPF50+ sunscreen! 🦘Stay calm if you see kangaroos 🗿No coral or shells allowed to take home 🌈Recommended Itineraries🌈 7-Day Classic Tour: D1-3 In-depth Sydney D4-5 Artsy Melbourne D6-7 Water fun at Great Barrier Reef 10-Day Extended Tour: ➕Tasmania ➕Uluru stargazing🌟 💫Seasonal Activity Guide💫 【Spring】September-November 🌷Flower viewing + hiking Blue Mountains National Park is stunning! 【Summer】December-February 🏄Surfing season! Catch waves at the Gold Coast~ 【Autumn】March-May 🍷Wine festivals! Barossa Valley wine tasting trip 【Winter】June-August 🎿Ski trips! Snowy mountain resorts planned
When visiting South Australia, how can one miss out on those high-end vineyards
Coming to South Australia, how can you not take a stroll in Barossa, which is one of the most famous grape cultivation and winemaking regions in South Australia, known as the 'Capital of Fine Australian Wines'. Today, let me introduce you to a great winery - Yalumba Yalumba Winery. About the environment: The environment at Yalumba Yalumba Winery is really beautiful, it's like living in a castle, with vintage buildings and lawns that are perfect for taking pictures. Holding an umbrella and tasting wine on the lawn is also a very pleasant thing to do. There are also many green plants and big trees in the park, walking around, drinking wine, and basking in the sun is really comfortable. About history: The history of Yalumba Winery can be traced back to 1849, and the wine cellar is filled with countless aged fine wines, dazzling to the eye. Although the bottles are covered with dust, this is the trace of time, showing the history of the winery. Each visitor can bring back two bottles of wine from overseas, and I have given these two bottles' quota to Yalumba Winery. It takes about an hour and a half to drive from Adelaide to Yalumba Winery, and the winery has Chinese-speaking staff to introduce the history and types of wine. The prices are also very affordable. For friends who like wine, you must go to Barossa to find your favorite fine wines.
South Australia Road Trip - 10 Days 9 Nights
Last year, I spent 10 wonderful days exploring South Australia, and it turned out to be one of my most relaxing holidays. Instead of rushing from place to place, I took my time enjoying beautiful scenery, amazing wildlife, delicious food and some of Australia's best wineries. I started my trip in Adelaide, staying one night at the InterContinental Adelaide. The next morning, I walked to the nearby car rental office to pick up my car before driving to Cape Jervis to catch the ferry to Kangaroo Island. A little travel tip: If you're planning to bring your car onto the ferry, be sure to book your ferry tickets early, especially during peak travel seasons, as vehicle spaces fill up quickly. I spent three nights on Kangaroo Island, where I visited Seal Bay, Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch and several beautiful beaches. Driving around the island was easy and gave me the freedom to explore at my own pace. Seeing kangaroos, koalas and sea lions in their natural habitat was definitely one of the highlights of the trip. From Kangaroo Island, I continued to the beautiful Barossa Valley and stayed in an Airbnb for another three nights. The vineyards, cellar doors and local produce made it the perfect place to slow down and unwind. Before heading back to Adelaide, I made a stop at the charming Hahndorf German Village. Walking through its heritage streets, browsing the local shops and enjoying a relaxing meal was a lovely way to end the journey. If you're looking for a self-drive holiday that combines nature, wildlife, wine and good food, I highly recommend South Australia. This itinerary offers a comfortable pace with plenty of time to enjoy each destination without feeling rushed. Thanks for reading! I hope this itinerary inspires your own South Australia adventure. Happy travels!
Close your eyes and snap a perfect shot! Get lost in this sea of purple flowers
When the wind blows across the entire lavender field, the air is filled with a gentle fragrance🌹 This is not the South of France, but Lyndoch Lavender Farm & Cafe in South Australia. A family farm that has been operating for over 30 years, and one of the largest lavender farms in South Australia. Barossa About a 1-hour drive from Adelaide🚗 Perfect for a weekend off-the-beaten-path trip~ 💐 What to see? There are over 2 hectares of lavender fields here, with more than 70 varieties planted!🌿 You can stroll slowly between the flower fields, and every snap looks like it has a purple filter📸 Especially beautiful in spring and summer, 🦋 Lots of butterflies and birds 🦎 Occasionally you might spot a small lizard (Bearded Dragon) The whole atmosphere feels like a natural documentary! This is not just a photo spot, but a real working “lavender farm.” 🛍️ What to buy? The farm shop is really fun to explore! ✔️ Aromatherapy, essential oils, skincare products ✔️ Home goods, sachets, souvenirs Many are farm-produced, with pure and non-overpowering scents💜 🍰 What to eat? Don’t miss their Cafe☕️ You can order a coffee or dessert, and sit beside the flower fields to enjoy it slowly—it’s truly chill☁️ ✨ Little tips It’s best to visit on a sunny day for more dreamy lighting Wearing white or light-colored clothes makes your photos pop📷 Chat with the staff—they’ll share lots of interesting lavender facts~ Some places don’t need filters, the breeze alone makes it so romantic💜 ✈ China Southern Airlines operates year-round direct flights from Guangzhou to Adelaide; China Eastern Airlines will launch direct flights from Shanghai to Adelaide on June 20. Let’s go together~
Barossa Valley
Located just a 50-minute drive from Adelaide city center, the Barossa wine region is easily accessible and home to over 150 wineries producing a variety of delicious wines. Despite its historic village charm, the area boasts many modern restaurants. A friend took me on a one-day tour to visit five wineries, leaving me with rosy cheeks all day long. For sparkling red wine lovers, the first two stops are perfect for you: 📍Peter Lehmann Wines 📍Saltram Cellar Door Lunch + Red Wine: 📍Lambert Estate Wines Renowned century-old brand: 📍Henschke Beautiful surroundings: 📍Artisans of Barossa Finally, for dinner, I recommend this steakhouse: 📍Wanera Wine Bar
Maggie Beer Farm, Live Your Life Like a Poem
As a gentle breeze sweeps through Barossa's vineyards, Maggie Beer captures time in a jar of jam. This culinary queen, whose apron has rewritten her life's story, has spent forty years transforming her family farm into a testament to the art of living. Visit her hand-crafted utopia of culinary delights, and unlock a magical vacation filled with addictive cooking, delightful sips, and picture-perfect moments! From Farm Shop to Culinary Legend In 1979, Maggie Beer, Australia's beloved celebrity chef and food writer, and her husband, Colin, established a farm shop in the Barossa Valley. Shelves lined with handcrafted jams captured the essence of South Australia's sunshine and seasonal breezes. Back then, Maggie might not have imagined that this small farm shop would one day become a shining star in the Australian culinary scene. Through word-of-mouth praise for her handcrafted delicacies, the farm shop evolved into the renowned Barossa Pheasant Farm Restaurant. Her signature sauces captivated countless palates, marking the beginning of Maggie's legendary culinary journey. From personally simmering sauces to becoming a celebrated cooking show host, this "Queen of the Apron" has spent forty years weaving her love of life into her recipes, allowing the ordinary to blossom into the extraordinary. Step Inside a Magical TV Kitchen The farm's interactive cooking demonstrations offer the first key to unlocking Maggie's culinary universe. Enter the farm's open kitchen, where earthenware bowls and copper-handled knives adorn the long wooden table, and cast iron pots simmer invitingly on the stove. This is where "The Cook and the Chef" was filmed, the show where Maggie and Chef Simon Bryant sparked countless culinary inspirations. Beginning with a refreshing non-alcoholic sparkling drink, an expert guide will lead you through the farm's forty-year history. Then, step into the "The Cook and the Chef" kitchen to witness a special cooking demonstration by Maggie's team, as the chef transforms seasonal ingredients into delectable dishes. Here, there's no molecular gastronomy showmanship, only an honest dialogue between ingredients and heat, allowing simple food to radiate warmth and flavor. Hone Your Culinary Skills Through Cooking Stroll over to The Farm Eatery, where the atmosphere is warm and inviting. There's no formal dress code, no complicated table etiquette – just a long wooden table, a gentle breeze rustling through the vineyards outside, and a gathering of people united by their love of food. Don an apron and, under the guidance of Maggie's team, you'll use fresh farm produce to create seasonal dishes, learning valuable cooking techniques and practical tips. Sharing meals with loved ones has been Maggie's culinary inspiration for years. Whether it's a lavish feast or a simple bowl of soup in the kitchen, it's the love and companionship poured into it that truly touches the heart. The kitchen is not just a place for pots and pans, but a bridge for emotional connection. Unlock a Multifaceted Wine Tasting Experience The Beers have been crafting wines for over 40 years. Book in advance to savor four exquisite wines from Pheasant Farm Wines, and enhance your experience with a rich and flavorful cheese platter. Overlook the serene farm dam and immerse yourself in the unique terroir of the Barossa. If you're a spirits enthusiast, don't miss the gin tasting. Sample three ready-made Barossa gins, or create your own bespoke cocktail, blending flavors to discover your perfect mix. A Tranquil Retreat in the Countryside Maggie's Orchard House offers two bedrooms, each with a private bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to four adults. The bright and spacious kitchen, equipped with Maggie's selection of appliances, provides the ideal space for culinary enthusiasts to showcase their skills. Guests can also enjoy outdoor cooking in the dedicated barbecue area, overlooking the picturesque orchard, and, in season, wander among the fruit trees, picking fresh apricots, peaches, nectarines, or apples. Maggie Beer's Farmshop 🚘 Approximately a 1-hour drive from Adelaide city center. Gather your friends, Savor every bite, raise a glass, Let everyday moments blossom with gentle beauty, And let life brew into a poem of delightful indulgence.
Tscharke Wine Tasting at The Protagonist
Barossa in Adelaide boasts numerous wineries, each producing their famous bottles. We chanced upon this place called Tscharke, and it did not disappoint. Their visitors’ area, Protagonist, is quaint, but everything is delicately curated—from the furniture down to the music and the aromatherapy in their bathroom. More than the ambiance, the service and the wines—famously known for as organic and biodynamic estate wines—were the highlight of this quick tour. We skipped the underground cellar experience and the full wine service because we didn’t have enough time. However, that didn’t mean we weren’t able to try their top-notch wines at an affordable price. We tried the Shiraz Shiraz Shiraz, A Thing of Beauty, Girl Talk, and Grenache Rose. My personal favorite was the Montelpuciano, The Master. If you plan to do the full wine tasting experience at The Protagonist, I suggest making a reservation through their website. #freehotelstay
Barossa Valley, A Tourist Attraction
When one is travelling to South Australia in Adelaide, the trip is never complete if you don't visit the many wineries located in that region. There are a few wineries there where recently I talked about mclaren vale located about an hour drive away from adelaide main city. There is another wine valley called Barossa valley located also about the same driving distance as mclaren Vale, where one is in the south, and this in the north of adelaide. Barossa is more popular as many tour buses heads to barossa valley, with the many different wineries you can choose from due to the vast land adelaide has and this place alone has more than 100 over wineries and its known to where world class wineries are produced. This place has gained its fame after many centuries of operation making this now a must visit location in adelaide. #bucketlistreboot #wine #winery #australia #southaustralia #adelaide #mustvisit #worldclass #barossa #barossavalley
What people are saying about Barossa
Whispering Wall
[Scenery] The Echo Wall in Williamstown is great! ! There is a beach nearby, which is very suitable for fun, and there are cruise ships to do. The Echo Wall is very shocking and you can take photos. [Fun] The overall experience is quite good, there are many restaurants
TodemmyChateau Yaldara
This winery has a long history, and the wine cellar here is also very huge. There are thousands of oak barrels in it, which are filled with wine brewed in the past year. As soon as you enter the wine cellar, you can smell the strong aroma of wine, which is really intoxicating.
🎀彡🐾Barossa
The Barossa Valley in Adelaide is the most famous wine producing area in Australia. Many famous Australian wineries are located here. The most famous ones are Jacob's Creek and Penfolds. It is also the main tourist destination in Adelaide. You can come and visit various wineries, which will definitely satisfy your appetite.
🎀彡🐾Lyndoch Lavender Farm & Cafe
In January, the sun in South Australia was scorching, and the lavender had dried up long ago. When we went there, we couldn't see anything. The temperature outside was 45 degrees, so we hurriedly checked in and had some lavender ice cream before leaving.
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