No, the buses are not licensed to drink alcohol onboard, and these tours are not about drinking as much as possible. They're about offering a fun and unique way to taste wine and visit special wineries! The crew take alcohol safety very seriously and have a strict passenger code of conduct based on a legal duty of care to all passengers, which all passengers must read and sign before starting their tour.

If any guest breaches the code by becoming intoxicated or acting disrespectfully or unlawfully, their tour will be stopped, and they may be removed from the vehicle.

The Operator uses Toyota Coasters – a comfortable 21 seat bus equipped with air-conditioning and tinted windows.

The buses follow a strict timetable for a circuit. You can view and download the Info-Packs for your tour here, plus your booking will include a link to download it with your ticket confirmation email. There are also printed copies available on the bus.

Yes, children are welcome onboard, however, please take note of the following:

1. Baby Seats / Boosters – Unfortunately there is no way for guests to bring or install car seats, as there are literally no anchor points. Legally the 20-seat buses are defined as 'omnibuses', which are any 'real' buses defined as above 13 seats. As such, like a public transport passenger bus or tram, children under 5 would have to ride on their parents at their own risk, and The Operator is not legally liable for any child passenger under 16 years old.
2. Prams, Strollers & Luggage – Unfortunately, there is no storage space for large items such as prams. Also, due to health and safety regulations, the aisles are officially designated as 'Emergency Exits', so unless it is an umbrella pram or item that can fold up and be stored under the guests' own seat, then the Operator cannot accept prams onboard.
3. Regarding child fares, children aged five or older are charged at the full seat rate. However, children under five that can ride on their parent's laps may travel free of charge.'

Water, hat, sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes and clothing, rain jacket, insect repellent and camera.

• Grant Burge Wines
• St Hallett Wines
• Bethany Wines
• Rusden Wines
• Lambert Estate
• Yalumba Winery
• Angaston Township
• Saltram Wines
• Provenance Barossa
  • First Drop Wines
  • Penfold's Barossa Cellar Door
  • Barossa Distilling Company
  • Bean Addiction Coffee Roasters
  • Ember Pizza
  • Stein's Taphouse
  • The Glacerie at Barossa Valley Ice Cream Company
• Kaesler Winery
• Maggie Beer Farm Shop