Arguably Australia’s most renowned wine region, the Barossa stands proudly amongst the greats of the world. It’s also home to many wonderful dining, cultural and nature experiences.
The Louise is an offers guests a central hub from which to plan their experience of the Barossa. The team partners with many local operators to create exclusive adventures, many with VIP access. View experiences
Where great wine grows, great food grows, too, and the Barossa is bursting with both. Slow down and sample ‘The Good Life’. Choosing where to eat (and drink) next is the tricky part. View experiences
From cruising country roads in classic cars, floating over the vines in a hot air balloon at sunrise, or breakfast with the roos, there’s a bevy of options to up the ante on the adventure. View experiences
For generations, the Barossa community has fostered the success of its artists, musicians and writers. These traditions continue today to weave a vibrant artistic thread through the community. View experiences
Wellness is at the heart of a stay at The Louise, where good food and wines may bookend a day dedicated to looking after mind, body and spirit. Take time out to reinvest and reward. View experiences
Sightsee by helicopter or arrange a chauffeur to cruise between cellar doors. Elevate the stay with indulgent gourmet treats, perfect for an in-suite surprise for friends or loved ones. View experiences
The Louise offers guests a central hub from which to plan their experience of the Barossa. The team partners with many local operators to create exclusive experiences for guests at The Louise. Additional charges apply.
Where great wine grows, great food grows, too, and the Barossa is bursting with both. Taste your way through the region and sample ‘The Good Life’. Additional charges apply.
From cruising country roads in classic cars, floating over the vines in a hot air balloon at sunrise, or a breakfast meet and greet with the roos, there’s a bevy of options to up the ante on the adventure. Additional charges apply.
For generations, the close-knit Barossa community has fostered the success of its artists and artisan makers, musicians and writers. These traditions continue today to weave a vibrant artistic thread through the community. Additional charges apply.
Wellness is at the heart of a stay at The Louise, where good food and wines may bookend a day dedicated to looking after mind, body and spirit; a rare moment to take time out, reinvest and reward. Additional charges apply.
Dial up the luxury and sightsee by helicopter or arrange a personal chauffeur to cruise between cellar doors. Elevate the stay with indulgent gourmet treats, perfect for an in-suite surprise for friends or loved ones. Additional charges apply.
Located in the heart of the Barossa, The Louise offers a stylish and luxurious base from which to explore the region’s wineries and cellar doors, restaurants and producers, art galleries and nature walks.
A three-night stay at The Louise can be as diverse and jam-packed or as relaxed and leisurely as desired. Days spent enjoying fine food and premium wine can be blended with invigorating walks and visits to markets and galleries.
Journey down the iconic Seppeltsfield Road and arrive at The Louise, where a warm greeting and a welcome sparkling wine awaits. Check-in to your suite and settle in for a few days of wining, dining, relaxing and exploring.
Enjoy time at leisure to settle in, take a plunge in the infinity pool overlooking the neighbouring vineyards or sit back and enjoy sunset drinks and snacks. Put your feet up and breathe deep the crisp valley air.
Dine in style in Appellation where the culinary experience is designed to showcase the best of local produce matched with fine South Australian wines or choose your own from the walk-in cellar.
Collect your pre-ordered espresso coffee and head out to Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park. Breakfast is served as a picnic with panoramic valley views, as the many mobs of resident ‘roos’ enjoy their own fare to get the day started.
Join the Seppeltsfield Ultimate Legends tour of the historic winery, home to the world’s largest collection of century-old wines. Taste your birth year tawny port straight from the barrel.
After lunch, hire a bike and explore and sample the many wineries, distilleries, and artisan foods at your own leisure. For the discerning cyclist, hire an e-bike and let the wheels roll in style.
Share the day’s experiences over sunset drinks and dine in Appellation with a range of menu options brought to the plate by the deft hands and imagination of the kitchen team.
Embrace an early start for a sunrise hot air balloon over the valley. Be sure to pack your camera and capture the moment as your hour-long flight rises ever higher to showcase the Australian hinterland for an unrivalled 360° perspective.
Join the Rolling through the Ranges experience at Two Hands Wines with a visit to five of the Barossa’s most remote and special vineyards, followed by wine-tasting among the vines. The tour wraps with lunch at local favourite, Vintner’s Bar and Grill.
Just across the road, Tscharke is a certified organic and biodynamic winery bringing a new approach to the winery experience. Discover the theory behind playing music to the grapes and planting to moon-cycles before sampling Tscharke’s award winning wines.
The daily-rotating menu at Appellation means your last night’s dining experience is subject to as many pleasant surprises as the first. The Appellation chefs use the best seasonal ingredients to showcase a real sense of place through every dish.
Discover the charming townships of Tanunda, Nuriootpa and Angaston, home to the Barossa Cheese Company. On Saturday mornings, a wander through the Barossa Farmers Market to meet the farmers and sample their produce is a regional must-do!
The time has come to say farewell. With a satiated appetite, a suitcase of locally made goodies and a camera full of fond memories, know that the Barossa and The Louise will be waiting to welcome you on your return journey. Safe travels!
The Barossa seasons are a close replica to the climate of Southern Europe and especially its wine-growing regions including Bordeaux and Burgundy. Easy days with plenty of sunshine are ideal for winegrowing as well as touring and dining outdoors.
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Specific management plans prescribe the lodge’s activities and systems relating to the environment, from water and waste management to energy conservation.
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Around an hour’s drive northeast of South Australia’s capital and travel gateway Adelaide, the Barossa is easily accessed by self-driving. Private vehicle transfers can also be arranged with pickups at the airport or railways stations.
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