But there are lots of places to see, maybe 70 cellar doors to visit, beautiful scenery to enjoy and plenty of non-wine activities to enjoy.

And you can do all of this without straying into the picturesque Adelaide Hills or Eden Valley wine regions which are adjacent to the Barossa.

This page will help you plan your Barossa Valley tour by letting locals and other tourists be your wine tour guide. They will help you by giving an insiders view on some of these questions

• Just what are the best Barossa Valley accommodation options - hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, camping or on vineyard stays?
• Will you go via a limo wine tour, on a bus or with a designated driver
• The region is quite compact, why not try a bicycle wine tour?
• which town should you stay in - Lyndoch, Tanunda, Nurioopta, or Angaston?
• Which are the best restaurants?
• Where are the best shops for regional produce?
• Can you find a tour operator that comes with recommendations?

See what other Vinodiversity readers have said about touring the Barossa

Or maybe YOU have a tip or a secret to share

• Who has the friendliest cellar door?
• Which wineries have the best new varietal wines for tasting?
• Tell us about the something extra that an accommodation operator did to make your stay something special.
• Do you know about a local event that people should know about?

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Share your tips about great cellar doors to visit, places to stay, great events or top restaurants. Maybe you can tell us about what you love most about this the Barossa Valley.

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