The Barossa region has so much to offer. There is something for everyone! From cycling / walking trails, ghost tours, art galleries, food making experiences, beautiful gardens and master craftsmen.
If we have missed something that you think should be on our list – please email us at fly@barossahelicopters.com.au
Cooking Schools at Casa Carboni and Jacob’s Creek
Vasse Virgin Olive Oil Luxurious skincare products + perfume making workshops
The Barossa Gin School at Durand Distillery
Make your own Chef’s knife with Gardner Knives
Make your own wine Blend at Penfolds
Cheese making at Atze’s Corner Wines
Barossa Bowland + the biggest dinosaur-themed mini golf
Barossa Valley Chocolate Company
Kids tasting plate at Z Wines
Water park at the Discovery Park in Tanunda
Segway Sensations at Seppeltsfield
Whispering Wall near Williamstown (closed on days with high or above fire danger rating – check status here)
Lyndoch Hill – The Rose Garden, and lawns
Barossa Bush Gardens – open daily
Barossa Walks – Hosted or self guided walks throughout the Barossa
Mount Crawford Forest – camping, walking trails, horse and bike riding trails, camping
Warren Reservoir – kayaking/canoeing, picnic reserve, recreational fishing
Lyndoch Lavender Farm – cafe, gardens, lavender products
Barossa Bike Hire – mountain biking, cycling, trails, hire
Barossa Valley Estate – Australia’s largest perennial garden designed by Paul Bangay
Barossa Goldfields – History and walking trail
Para Wirra Conservation Park – walking trails, camping, playground
Barossa Farmers Market – Every Saturday from 7:30 am to 11:30 am
Mount Pleasant Farmers Market – Every Saturday 8 am to 12 pm
Lyndoch Community Market – 2nd Saturday of each month, 10 am to 3 pm
Barossa Regional Gallery – Home to The Hill and Son Grand Organ – Open everyday 11 am – 4 pm
Lilliefield Gallery – Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10 to 3 or by appointment.
Angaston Blacksmith Shop & Museum – open Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays 1 – 4 pm