Afternoon adventures are hard to come by. If you live in the Hunter Valley and you don’t have a lot of time on your hands, this might be the perfect opportunity for you. Hunter Valley Lunch Tours offers two informative and fun ways to explore the region. They offer both a wine tour and a food tour that will leave you feeling full and satisfied. Whether you want to learn about how wine is made or sample some of the best foods in town, Hunter Valley Lunch Tours has an adventure for everyone!
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The Hunter Valley
The Hunter Valley is a region in New South Wales, Australia. It’s located north of Sydney and west of Newcastle. The area is home to some of the oldest wineries in Australia, as well as many different types of foodie experiences.
The wine tour will take you on a journey through the region to learn about the history and future of this world-class vineyard. You’ll be able to taste wines from all over the region while exploring the beautiful countryside. During your time there, you’ll also get an overview of how wine is made and enjoy some delicious food samples too!
The food tour is just as exciting as the wine tour; starting at 11am, you’ll be taken on a journey through the Hunter Valley for three hours where you’ll explore and taste what has been ranked among Sydney’s best restaurants. Along with sampling some excellent local cuisine, you’ll get an inside look into what goes on behind-the-scenes at these restaurants; including their kitchens, dining rooms, and workspaces that are open to the public for the first time ever!
Lunch Tours for the Busy Person
If you’re one of the many people who barely have enough time in the day to go to work, take care of your children, and maintain a social life, this is for you. Hunter Valley Lunch Tours offers two informative and fun ways to explore the region. They offer both a wine tour and a food tour that will leave you feeling full and satisfied. Whether you want to learn about how wine is made or sample some of the best foods in town, Hunter Valley Lunch Tours has an adventure for everyone!
You can’t always take time out of your busy schedule to explore. That’s why these tours are perfect for those with very little time on their hands. You can book either a wine tour or a food tour (or both!) which guarantees that you’ll have a great afternoon that includes something educational and tasty! There are no set times for either so you could do them any day of the week at any point in the day. If you don’t live in the area, it’s worth making plans to spend a few days here so you can experience everything this beautiful region has to offer.
Food Tours
Hunter Valley Lunch Tours offers two tours that you can take. The first is a food tour, which takes you around the region to experience the best of what it has to offer. You’ll be taken to many of the most popular restaurants in the region and even try some locally brewed beer. The second tour is a wine tour, and it will take you around the region as well. However, this one focuses on wine and how wine is made. Whether you’re looking for an informative afternoon or you want to taste great food, Hunter Valley Lunch Tours has something for everyone!
Wine Tours
Take a tour of the Hunter Valley’s most well-known wineries. You will visit four of the region’s most popular wineries and taste wines from each one. The tour begins with a scenic drive up to Mount View where you will stop for morning tea and scones before you taste your first wine. Afterward, you will head to Hidden Creek Wines where you will spend the next hour tasting some of their most delicious wines. From there, it’s off to Di Lusso Estate Winery to enjoy some of their finest wines and learn how they are made. To round out our day, we will finish at Villa Maria Estate for an unforgettable afternoon tea and a chance to buy any wine that tickles your fancy.
Conclusion
If you’re looking for a new type of experience in the Hunter Valley, you’ve come to the right place.
Our lunch tours are the perfect way to have a bit of fun whilst learning all about the region. Who knows, you might even be inspired to start your own vineyard or winery!
