Discover the fascinating history of the Adelaide Hills and the Barossa Valley and delight in the rich springtime offerings of South Australia’s picturesque gardens, homesteads and wineries.

At a Glance

  • Discover South Australia’s intriguing and unique origins as Australia’s only freely settled, planned colony
  • Visit historic homesteads, including Anlaby Station and Carrick Hill
  • Admire sweeping gardens and landscapes awash with springtime colour
  • Savour South Australia’s unique produce and wines

With the captivating landscapes of the iconic Barossa Valley and Adelaide Hills as backdrop, gain special access to verdant private gardens and estates, discovering the unique history and culture that has forged this intriguing corner of Australia.

Visit Anlaby Station, the historic homestead of South Australia’s oldest Merino stud with its four-hectare garden and National Trust-listed heritage trees and plants, and marvel at the imposing Tudor-style mansion of Carrick Hill.

Explore Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement, and Sir Hans Heysen’s nearby villa The Cedars, home to the nation’s oldest artist studio.

Please click ‘Register Interest’ to receive further information when more details are available.

Dates

October 2026 (8 days)

Tour leader

Ute Junker

Tour Status

On request

More Details

Tour code: GD2619

Fitness level: Moderate
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