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Did you know that Australia is one of the worlds most popular producers of wine? From its prime temperatures in South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria to its innovative designs, it’s a pioneer in the industry to this day. What’s more, is that some of the most visually stunning locations are right here in Australia’s wine regions. It sounds like a match made in heaven if you ask us — pristine locations, sweeping views and world-class wine. Find the perfect rental car with VroomVroomVroom and delve into these magical regions for an unforgettable Aussie experience.
Located not far from Newcastle, the Hunter Valley has to be the most popular wine region in all of Australia. By 1823, vineyards were already in the works and since then, the area has developed into a leader of premium wine, tallying up to 150 wineries.
The great thing about the Hunter Valley is the flexibility of the location. Do you want to relax, wine, and dine all day long? Go for it!
Do you prefer riding a hot air balloon, horseback riding, cycling, winery hopping, or exploring the nearby national parks? Your days can be jam-packed if that’s your style.
Locals recommend Audrey Wilkinson Winery for jaw-dropping views and even better wine. Bimbadgen Winery which is home to century-old fig trees is also a must check out.
Directions: Fly into Sydney airport and drive to the Hunter Valley. It will take you around 3 and a half hours. Take A3 and Pacific Hwy/A1 to M1 in Wahroonga. Take Woodberry Rd, Seaham Rd, Clarence Town Rd and Chichester Dam Rd to Wangat Rd in Upper Karuah River.
Useful tips: Summer is harvest time for the vineyards in the Hunter Valley and is the most popular time for tourists. Avoid the crowds and visit around March to May.
From the likes of Penfolds and Jacobs Creek, the Barossa Valley is home to 80 cellar doors and is known for its opulence and charm. From heritage listed buildings to endless scenery, the Barossa Valley knows how to look after their visitors. Best of all it is easy to reach from the state capital of Adelaide.
Enjoy behind-the-scenes tours and wine tastings at most wineries in the area. Not only will you be able to enjoy the wine itself, but you can learn about the art of creation.
With the whole family? Whistler Wines is the perfect place to explore. Try grape stomping and spend the day with loved ones in this awesome location.
Every Saturday is the Barossa Farmer’s Markets. Stock up on mouth-watering cheeses and fresh fruit and veg.
Directions: The drive from Adelaide to the Barossa Valley is just over an hour. Book a luxury car and treat yourself to a stunning drive and gorgeous stay. Take A2, National Highway A1, National Highway M20 and National Highway A20 to Gomersal Rd. Follow Gomersal Rd to Barossa Valley Way/B19 in Tanunda.
Useful tips: The Adelaide Hills are a great place to explore in your rental car. Make sure to check them out on your way through.
Just under an hour away from Melbourne’s CBD is the Yarra Valley. Similar to the city (without the crowds), the Yarra Valley is filled with culture and culinary delights, not to mention the star of the show, the world-class wine.
Explore the amazing gardens at The Melba Estate. With 7 acres of land to cover, this place is seriously impressive.
Go canoeing and kayaking on the Yarra River and check out Currawong Bush Park if you’re looking to discover stunning nature while on your holiday.
The TarraWarra Estate is another must on your Yarra Valley venture. The cellar door is not only underground but set in the side of a hill and the restaurant on-premise uses ingredients from their garden. Sounds like bliss to us!
Directions: Follow M3 to Ringwood Bypass/State Route 62. Take the exit for Ringwood Bypass from M3.
Useful tips: Plan your trip itinerary before you head to the Yarra Valley, locations aren’t as close by compared to other valley’s, where a plan will help your stay remain hassle-free.
