Group Experiences in Lyndoch

See lush, serene views and vast plains from the start of your helicopter tour. Fly over the township of Lyndoch, the western ridge of Barossa Valley, and Seppeltsfield. Gaze at scenic vineyards, palm tree-lined roads, and the Seppelt Family mausoleum. Continue over Maggie Beer's farm, Wolf Blass winery, and the limestone quarry near Angaston. From Angaston, take in a 180-degree view of the Barossa Valley. Fly towards Tanunda and see historic sites like Chateau Tanunda and Bethany. Next, visit Rowland Flat and Jacob's Creek Winery, known for its large wine tanks. Finally, fly to the southern Barossa, over the Barossa Goldfields and the Whispering Wall.

Join a unique aerial tour of South Australia's wine country. Start in Hoffnungsthal Valley and fly past Lyndoch and the western ridge of Barossa Valley. See the vineyards, rolling hills, and Seppeltsfield Winery. Continue over Nuriootpa, with views of Maggie Beer's farm and Penfold's Winery. Fly over Tanunda, Chateau Tanunda, and historic churches. Catch a glimpse of Jacob's Winery and its large wine tanks. The flight ends at the southern Barossa, passing the Barossa Goldfields and the Whispering Wall before returning to Hoffnungsthal Valley.

Take off from Hoffnungsthal Valley and enjoy a helicopter flight over South Australia's scenic landscapes. See Rowland Flat, the home of Jacob's Creek Winery, boasting some of Australia's largest wine tanks. Next, fly over the southern Barossa, including the lovely town of Lyndoch, the Barossa Goldfields, and the Whispering Wall. The tour ends with a descent back to base via Williams, offering a scenic view of South Australia.

Prepare for a helicopter tour starting from Hoffnungsthal Valley, flying northeast over Rowland Flat, the home of Jacob's Creek Winery. Enjoy a comfortable ride with scenic views and live narration from the pilot. See the large wine tanks capable of storing 1.4 million liters of wine at Jacob's Creek Winery. Continue to the southern Barossa, flying over Lyndoch, the Barossa Goldfields, and the Whispering Wall. This wall, boasting genuine acoustic abilities, serves as a protective barrier for the Barossa Reservoir. The tour ends with a gentle descent back to Hoffnungsthal Valley.