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Food and Wine Trails

Pack your appetite

Eat and drink your way around South Australia on a food and wine trail.

Gourmet cheese plate, Barossa, South Australia

It’s a great way to see the state and meet the locals. And it’s easy. Just grab a trail brochure and hit the road. The only hard part is knowing when to stop.

Barossa Butcher, Baker, Winemaker Trail

The Barossa Butcher, Baker, Winemaker Trail is a bit of mouthful - in more ways than one. The trail leads to wineries, restaurants and shops offering food and wine experiences. Discover wineries and eateries or join a specialist tour. Download the Barossa Butcher, Baker, Winemaker Trail map now.

Para Road Wine Path

If you want to combine wine tasting with walking, the Para Road Wine Path is perfect. The path follows the Para River and passes by Langmeil Winery, Peter Lehmann Wines, Richmond Grove and Stanley Lambert Wines.

Cheese and wine

If you’re a cheese fiend, pick a Cheese and Wine Trail and go on a progressive picnic. There are trails in McLaren Vale, Barossa, and Adelaide Hills. Visit cellar doors, try some wine and sample matched cheeses. It’s that easy... and tasty.

Riesling Trail and Rattler Trail

Hit the Clare Valley’s Riesling Trail and Rattler Trail. Both are perfect for walking and cycling between local towns. Get serious and work up a sweat or take a stroll in the sun. Either way, you’re never far from restaurants, cafés and cellar doors. Download a Riesling Trail and Rattler Trail map now.

Eyre Peninsula’s Seafood Trail

For something fishy, try the Eyre Peninsula’s Seafood Trail. The Eyre Peninsula produces more than 60 per cent of South Australia's seafood. Swim with tuna, eat an oyster fresh from the ocean or enjoy Spencer Gulf king prawns while you overlook the water.

Cherry Trail

If you like getting your hands dirty, pick your own cherries in the Adelaide Hills on the Cherry Trail. Local growers have produced a cherry map and invite you to visit one or all of the featured orchards. Many of the orchards grow more than cherries. You may also find figs, raspberries, apples, plums and apricots. Download the Cherry Growers Association of South Australia's cherry map now.

See the sights, admire the views and meet the locals, all while enjoying the best food and wine.

Things to do

Here are some great ideas for you to try while you’re in the area.

What's on

There are plenty of food and wine events on in South Australia. Here are some ideas.

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