Enjoy a wonderful panoramic view from Adelaide's highest Summit

Victoria Square, also known as Tarntanyangga or Tarndanyangga, is a public square in the South Australian capital of Adelaide. The area was named "Victoria Square" by the Street Naming Committee on 23 May 1837, after Princess Victoria, then heir presumptive of the British throne.

Chapel Hill Winery tantalises you with a wonderful structured wine tasting experience.in their picturesque cellar door. From Chapel Hill it's on to the Main Street of McLaren Vale - Here you'll have some free time, what you do with it is up to you. Enjoy a taste or two of wine in Hardy Tintara's Cellar door. Or maybe enjoy a cleansing beer or grab a coffee and watch the World go by. Or why not use your time gathering some souvenirs of the sweet variety? Visit the fabulous Almond Train; an old converted train carriage offering every variety of Almond imaginable, or pop in the Iconic Aussie Fruchocs chocolate factory and pick-out a selection of sweet gifts. It's time now to climb back on board as we take the short drive to our next winery the quaint Shingleback Winery. This tasting is super relaxed, enjoy a structured tasting of Shinglebacks finest wines, and if you're peckish, you can purchase a cheeseboard to enjoy with your wine. It's now time to climb back on the bus as we head back towards Adelaide. But we're taking the scenic route so you can gaze out at the Adelaide Coastline, as we journey towards our final featured destination of the day - Adelaide's beautiful seaside suburb of Glenelg There are two options for you here. Option 1, take a 15 min stroll to get an idea of what Glenelg has to offer, before hopping back on the bus to Adelaide, or Option 2, leave the tour in Glenelg and spend a few leisurely hours enjoying the abundance of shops, restaurants and of course the beach, pick a spot for dinner and get ready to watch one of the most spectacular sunsets anywhere in the World. T

This tasting is super relaxed, enjoy a structured tasting of Shinglebacks finest wines, and if you're peckish, you can purchase a cheeseboard to enjoy with your wine.

Adelaide's beautiful seaside suburb of Glenelg There are two options for you here. Option 1, take a 15 min stroll to get an idea of what Glenelg has to offer, before hopping back on the bus to Adelaide, or Option 2, leave the tour in Glenelg and spend a few leisurely hours enjoying the abundance of shops, restaurants and of course the beach, pick a spot for dinner and get ready to watch one of the most spectacular sunsets anywhere in the World.

Take the beautifully scenic route through the Onkaparinga Hills on our way to McLaren Vale. Keep your eyes peeled and you may spot Kangaroo, Koala or Emu as you enjoy the rolling hillsides and neat little homes tucked away.

Enjoy over an an hour and a half in the Quaint German township of Hahndorf. Here, grab a bite to eat in one of the local little eateries (at own cost) or sit and enjoy a coffee and watch the world go by. If grabbing a souvenir or two is what you're after then enjoy a wonder up the high street and check out the unique array of boutique shops and unique little gift shops.