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Getting people around wine country is usually the first booking worth locking in. The towns are strung out along Barossa Valley Way and Seppeltsfield Road, and nobody in the party should be behind the wheel after a day of tastings.
The vehicle depends on the occasion: a bridal party arriving in style, a few friends on a private wine day, or a whole group heading out together.
Match the vehicle to the head count:
Most of these operators cover the valley floor, the southern towns and the Eden Valley high country. Compare tasting itineraries on the wine tours page, and bridal cars on wedding car hire.
A private operator with a classic Mustang, a Range Rover Sport and a trike takes up to four guests within Central Barossa, from $490 a tour. Seven-seat vans suit a slightly bigger group.
Private group days start from $109 per person, with three cellar door stops and lunch, and the per-person rate falls as more guests join. The bus seats up to 24.
Yes. An owner-run operator with seven-seat Mercedes-Benz vans offers driver hire as well as shared and private tours. Ask how the hours are charged.
Wedding car hire starts from $525 with a firm running prestige cars and a six-seat people mover. Confirm the hours included and any travel charge.
Most do, covering the high country as well as the valley floor. One small-vehicle tour company stays within Central Barossa, so check the area before booking.
Book them together. Weekend availability is tight for both, and the venue's start and finish times set the pickup schedule.
