Starting from
$179 AUD
Overview
"Spend the day tasting some of Victoria wines. We visit approx 3 to 4 vineyards for you to sample the local wines. "
The Yarra Valley is Victoria’s oldest wine region, dating back to 1838, and has garnered a global reputation for its chardonnay and pinot noir. The Yarra Valley is also known for its local breweries and artisan cider producers.
- See the wonderful Yarra Valley
- Taste some of the wines that the region offers
- Stop at the quaint village of Healesville for lunch
- Small groups, max 11 passengers
Itinerary
Day 1
Depart Melbourne at 10 am
Note: Pickup starts 45 minutes prior to departure time
We drive east of Melbourne directly to Yarra Valley, regarded as one of Victoria‘s best wine regions
The region has a rich history of viticulture and wine making that goes back 150 years, but it has only been in the past 15 years that it has once again come to the forefront as a significant wine and tourism destination
Our first vineyard Yering Station, is the oldest in the Yarra Valley
After Yering Station we then head to Punt Road, which is a smaller vineyard
After the wine tasting a Punt road you then have an option to have a paddle tasting as an add on extra :- This is held in the gardens at the new Orchard Bar at Punt Road. (Please note that the Orchard bar is not open every day, please email us to check)
Cider Taster (Napoleone Apple Cider, Napoleone Pear Cider, Louis Hard Cider) This incurs a surcharge of $12
Pomme Taster (Fresh Apple Cocktail, Napoleone Apple Cider, Chateau du Breuil Calvados) This incurs a surcharge of $25
Then it is time for lunch, there are two option to choose from :-
Stop at Rochford for some more wine tasting , followed by a 2 course lunch, including glass of wine. This incurs a surcharge of $77
Continue to the village of Healesville, where you have a large variety of cafes to choose from. (This is at your own cost). After lunch browse at some of the local shops.
After lunch we head to the our final vineyard for the day.
After lunch we head to the famous Domain Chandon, for some more tastings.
Domaine Chandon also offers a self-guided tour showing the process of making sparkling wine
After an enjoyable afternoon of wine tasting we return to Melbourne
Note: The order and vineyards might alter, due to availability and unforeseen circumstances
Arrive in Melbourne at approx 4.30 pm
Essential Packing List
Hat, sunglasses and sunscreen
Rain jacket and warm clothes (just in case)
Camera / Phone charger and cable
Comfortable walking shoes