South Australia’s wine regions are known for their world-class vintages, rolling vineyards, and charming cellar doors – but they’re also increasingly welcoming to families and furry companions.
Award-winning luxury Adelaide Hills accommodation
Mount Lofty House and Estate was recently awarded the 2026 Best Of Wine Tourism Award for Accommodation for Adelaide, South Australia, recognising its role as a leader in immersive wine tourism and a gateway to the entire Adelaide Hills wine region.
Riding Towards Inclusion in Wine Tourism
Wine tourism is evolving beyond the traditional cellar door visit, and SA eBikes is leading the way in McLaren Vale.
Perfect 3 Days in the Adelaide Hills
South Australia’s Adelaide Hills is a cool-climate haven of rolling vineyards, artisan producers, and breathtaking landscapes.
Celebrating the best in wine tourism – Adelaide
South Australia’s top wine tourism businesses have been celebrated at the 2026 Best Of Wine Tourism Awards, announced on 11 September at the SA Wine Industry Dinner at the National Wine Centre in Adelaide.
Sidewood Estate | Award-Winning Adelaide Hills Winery
A Premier Adelaide Hills Winery with a Story: Originally founded in 2004 by oenophiles Owen and Cassandra Inglis, Sidewood Estate has grown to become a much-loved Adelaide Hills winery. Located in Hahndorf, just 30 minutes from Adelaide, it has evolved into a destination where wine, food, and luxury experiences come together.
Kimbolton Wines leads on Inclusion and Accessibility
Situated in the scenic Langhorne Creek region, just a 55-minute drive from the capital city Adelaide, Kimbolton Wines backs up their delicious wines with inclusive, thoughtful design.
The new guard of Barossa, South Australia
When you think of the Barossa, it’s easy to picture the grand old wineries that have become institutions, names passed down through generations, steeped in tradition and built on decades of hard work and pride.
Wine wanderings in South Australian wine regions
South Australia’s 18 distinct wine regions stretch from white sand beaches to the west and the cool, rolling hills to the east, and each offer something to tempt wine-loving walkers. Whether solo or with your furry friend, whether short and sweet or a multi-day hike, we have something for everyone.
GWC Webinar: Entertainment-Driven Wine Tourism in the New World: Award-Winning Experiences from Australia and New Zealand
New GWC’s webinar explored how wine tourism in New World regions is being transformed through dynamic, entertainment-driven experiences. The session highlighted how top destinations in Australia and New Zealand are redefining the traditional cellar door by blending wine with culture, cuisine, and creativity.
A pub that heroes wine – Watervale Hotel
The Watervale Hotel is a one stop shop for discovering wines from the Clare Valley region, an hour and a half drive from Adelaide city in South Australia.
Blending the past + present with fortified wine
Fortified wines dominated Australia’s wine production in the mid 20th century – and now McLaren Vale Distillery (MVD) is bringing them back into the limelight, with a modern approach.