Enjoy spectacular scenery in one of Australia’s premier wine growing districts
Our Hunter Valley Private Tours offers a remarkable wine and food experience in Australia’s oldest wine region.
It’s your day, your way—so you can choose to spend the full day in the Hunter Valley or begin your adventure at the Hawkesbury River town of Brooklyn for breakfast and the Scenic Drive via Wollombi and Mount View. If you’re already in the Hunter Valley, we’re ready to start as the vineyards open and spend the whole day guiding your group.
At the winegrowing region of the Hunter Valley, we have a wealth of options, including a large selection of both vintners and producers of olives, cheeses, chocolates, and other delicacies. The Hunter Valley produces excellent Semillon and Shiraz as well as some fine Chardonnay and Verdelho.
- You may choose the wineries we visit, or you can leave it up to us.
- Experience award-winning wineries and acclaimed restaurants
- Discover local food and market delicacies
Find out more and book one of our three Private Charter Hunter Valley tours below
We have exclusive tour package for Hunter Valley
Embark on a delightful private tour of the Hunter Valley, where your itinerary is crafted just for you! As we arrive in this renowned wine region, you’ll have the chance to explore award-winning vineyards in the scenic Mount View area, with breathtaking views and a wealth of options.
Package Price:
$1,350 AUD
Wine, cheese, and chocolate tastings at boutique wineries. A private tour in a luxury vehicle. An opportunity to visit wineries, you know.
General tour information.
All our Hunter Valley tours include the following:.
- Tour guide driver of a private vehicle
- Wine tasting visits to at least three cellar doors
- All transportation and related expenses (fuel, parking, tolls, etc)
- Bottled drinking water and picnic accessories (as requested)
- Pick-up and drop-off from the Hunter Valley or Sydney.
Departure points and time
Our charter tours pick up and drop off from hotels and private addresses within the Central Business District and the Northern Suburbs. We also pick up and drop off at your desired location within the Hunter Valley wine region. Please contact us for other areas or for multiple pick-ups/drop-offs. We are very flexible and strive to accommodate your group.
Suggested Items to Take
- Comfortable Shoes and Clothing
- Be prepared for the day becoming warmer, cooler, or wetter
- In summer, a hat and sunscreen are recommended
- An appetite for good wine and food
Price Exclusions
- Wine tasting fees are not included. Our recommended venues charge $5-10 per person, and this is refunded should wine be purchased.
- Any Private expenses, including meals, drinks, or entry fees for attractions
Fees for Sydney Departure
| Group Size | Price AUD |
|---|---|
| 1-5 Guests | AUD $1350 |
| 6-10 Guests | AUD $1550 |
| 11-15 Guests | AUD $1750 |
Cancellation fees
- Any booking cancelled within 7 days of the tour date will be charged 20% of the total tour fee.
- Any cancellation less than 48 hours before the scheduled pickup will be charged in full. We will work with you to reschedule your tour rather than cancel, if possible.
- Bookings made on behalf of our guests, such as a wine tasting or lunch, may not be refundable and will depend on the policies of the individual venues.
- Cancellations due to COVID-19 reasons apply to the same conditions above.
Bookings
Please send us an email. Please let us know when you would like to travel and any other details. You may add your phone number if you prefer a call or text.
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Hunter Valley Private Tour Itineraries and information
Suggested Pick up time: 7 am to 9 am. 9-11 hours. This is an example of an itinerary; however, all itineraries are flexible to suit you and may be adjusted on the day.
Depart Sydney or the Hunter Valley
Morning: Mount View or Broke Fordwich and Pokolbin—wine tasting
The town of Pokolbin is at the centre of the wine-growing region of the Hunter Valley.
So we focus our tours on wineries near Pokolbin. One of the two spots we recommend outside Pokolbin are Mount View and Broke Fordwich, where we recommend spending either the morning or afternoon in one of these areas.
Mount View offers panoramic scenery from Mount View Road. Afterwards, we can visit Carillion Wines or Bria Ridge Wines and then dine at Bistro Molines.
Is there a selection of wineries you are keen to visit? We’ll plot the route and make sure to hit them all. It’s very much your day, your way.
However, if you’d prefer to leave the decisions to us, we’ll show you our favourites. If some varieties are more your style than others, just let us know, and we’ll introduce you to the right vineyards.
We can visit a few cellar doors before lunch—perhaps hitting a cheese shop along the way, just for some balance.
Lunch: Boutique Restaurants and Fine Dining
When you are ready for lunch, the Hunter Valley supplies a wealth of options. Favourites include Café Enzo, The Baumé Restaurant, and Brokenwood. Other options may include platters of cheese or charcuterie boards while you taste wine or sit down on a picnic rug outside. Fine dining options such as Bistro Molines, Muse Kitchen, or The Margen Restaurant may be arranged.
Afternoon: Wineries and chocolate shop
With our remaining time we’ll fit in more wineries and, perhaps, round out our day with locally made chocolates. Or for those without a sweet tooth—perhaps some olives are more your speed.
When the wineries and most speciality shops close at 5 pm, it’s time to sit back, relax, and keep your eye out for wild kangaroos in the paddocks and vineyards as we make our way back to your pickup place.
What our customers say
Unfortunately we had rain and mist all day but Mark worked so hard to ensure we had a great day. He is so knowledgeable and entertaining, he more than made up for the miserable weather.
The wildlife park was great and again Mark’s knowledge of the animals added to the experience.
Throughout the drive and the stops Mark shared his extensive knowledge of facts about the country, the geography, the animals, the history and the culture. His passion for the country, the culture and the wildlife was infectious.
It was a shame that we couldn’t experience the Blue Mountains in all their glory due to the rain and mist but Mark ensured that we stopped to admire the views wherever there was a break in the cloud.
We spoke to other tourists who had taken the cheaper alternative to take the train to the Blue Mountains and they agreed that their experience was no where near as good as ours. I would highly recommend this tour and if you lucky enough to get Mark as your guide then you won’t be disappointed.
Sharon Casey
