Barossa Shiraz Estate | Australia Wine Region

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Survey the Barossa Valley vineyard views from the verandah of your private cottage with a glass of chilled wine at this stunning South Australia estate.

Why you'll love it here

Explore the vineyards of Barossa Valley on this stunning private wine estate
Stay in one of six private cottages with spectacular views from their outdoor spaces
Twin with sister property Rawnsley Park Station for a Vines to Mountains experience
Discover the incredible culinary experiences in one of Australia’s best wine regions

Ricky

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Included in your holiday

Lounge passes and meet & greet service in UK airports
Transfers to and from your hotel

All flight luggage allowances
Personal concierge service

24/7 assistance when travelling
Full ATOL protection

Full accommodation information

Hotel information

Surrounded by the vineyards and sweeping views of the Barossa Valley, the Barossa Shiraz Estate is a collection of six private cottages that puts you in the heart of one of Australia’s premier wine growing regions.

Close to Adelaide, it’s a great base for exploring the neighbouring wine regions of Clare Valley, McLaren Vale and Adelaide Hills, and can be twinned with its sister property (Rawnsley Park Station) in the Flinders Ranges for a vines-to-mountains experience.

Perfect for couples and independent travellers, the accommodation is self-catering in six private and unique cottages. All have an outdoor dining space for making the most of epic vineyard views, with cosy living spaces and large en suite bedrooms inside.

Although Barossa Shiraz Estate doesn’t have any restaurants on site, there are plenty within walking distance or a short drive away. In fact, the region is renowned for its gourmet food experiences, complementing its legendary wine tasting and vineyard tours. Your cottage will also be stocked with plenty of breakfast provisions from local providers, as well as a bottle wine (of course!) and cheese from the Barossa Valley Cheese Company.

And it’s not just a destination for wine-lovers here. Make the short transfer to see stunning lavender fields, or hire bikes and take the 10km circular route to Sandy Creek Conservation Park.

Room Options

An authentic stay in Australia’s wine country awaits at this vineyard. With just six luxury cottages to pick from, sleeping between two to six guests, you’ll have your own private retreat with epic views, kitchen facilities (the estate is self-catering) and a welcome pack that, of course, includes a bottle of Barossa Shiraz Estate wine.

The Vines

Sleeps: 2 Adults

This cottage for two has Barossa Valley sunset views from its private verandah. Inside the vineyards can be seen from picture-postcard windows in the open-plan living, dining and kitchen space. The en suite bedroom has a king-size bed and a spa bath.

The Barn

Sleeps: 4 Adults

With its two bedrooms and two bathrooms (one on the ground floor, and one on the first) this spacious cottage can easily sleep two couples. Once the Royal Mail Coach House, highlights include the vine-covered al fresco dining area, the upstairs bedroom’s balcony with vineyard views, and the complimentary wine and cheeses waiting for you on arrival.

The Loft

Sleeps: 6 Adults

This secluded property is ideal for a small group, sleeping as it does six guests across three bedrooms. On the ground floor are an en suite master bedroom, full-equipped kitchen and large lounge. On the mezzanine level are two further bedrooms which share an en suite; one with a queen-size bed and balcony, the other with two king single beds overlooking the gardens.

Residence

Sleeps: 2 Adults

A dreamy cottage for two, this grand building has character features and verandah views of the valley sunset. The king-size, light-filled bedroom has a large en suite with an oval spa bath. Treats awaiting you on arrival include: breakfast provisions from local suppliers, a bottle of wine and Barossa Valley Cheese Company cheeses.

The Willows

Sleeps: 6 Adults

With one queen and two king bedrooms, The Willows comfortably sleeps six. This charming cottage with its expansive gardens feels like an authentic Australian retreat; with its wood fire, sun-drenched outdoor dining space, and wineries and restaurants in walking distance. Your welcome pack will include everything you need for breakfast, including fresh bread, bacon, eggs, tomatoes and mushrooms, as well as a bottle of wine and local cheeses.

Jacob’s Estate Cottage

Sleeps: 6 Adults

On the grounds of St Hugo Cellar door, this modern retreat was originally a 19th century Barossa settler’s cottage. In walking distance to the Jacob’s Creek Visitor Centre, the restored property has three bedrooms and two bathrooms; is surrounded by wide verandahs and gardens; boasts an outdoor dining space with a fire pit and bocce court; and includes the welcome treats afforded to all guests of Barossa Shiraz Estate.

Facilities/Amenities

E-bikes (available free of charge on a first come basis)
Kitchen facilities

Activities & Entertainment

Wine Tasting

The estate has a long list of experiences so you can discover more about this stunning region of Australia. These include: a private tour with wine, food and sightseeing that’s tailored to you; a small batch wine tour with a group; a behind-the-scenes experience that includes a grazing menu; a helicopter tour over the rolling hills; and an epic hot air balloon adventure with stunning views and a hearty breakfast.

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Time zone: +8 GMT
Flight time: 17 hours - 23 hours
Recommended airlines: British Airways, Emirates, Qantas, Singapore Airlines
Currency: Australian Dollar
Tipping guideline: Optional, but not expected
Health considerations: No major health risks. There is no risk of yellow fever in Australia, however, yellow fever vaccination is required for travellers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.

Capital: Canberra
Population: 2.66995e+007
National languages: English
Electricity and plugs: Type I (V), 230V
Mobile phone coverage: Good coverage
UK passport visa requirements: You need a visa for Australia if you have a British passport - apply online

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Travel Specialist

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