Tailor-Made Wine Tours
in New South Wales

Explore New South Wales, Australia's oldest wine-growing region, with lush vineyards, historic estates, and award-winning wineries.

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Luxury Travel in New South Wales

Unforgettable experiences in Australia’s oldest wine region.

Nestled along Australia's southeastern coast, New South Wales is a destination of striking contrasts, blending natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. From the lush vineyards of the Hunter Valley—Australia’s oldest wine region—to the dramatic cliffs of the Blue Mountains and the sparkling coastline, the region’s diverse landscapes never disapoint.

The Hunter Valley is a must-visit for its exceptional Shiraz and Semillon, complemented by gourmet farm-to-table dining experiences. Beyond its renowned wine scene, New South Wales offers cultural and historical treasures, from the colonial charm of Maitland to the artistic hubs of Newcastle and Sydney. Visitors can explore world-famous landmarks like the Sydney Opera House while also delving into the state’s rich culinary heritage.

With its seamless mix of natural wonders, fine wine, and cultural sophistication, New South Wales promises a luxurious escape for those seeking both indulgence and adventure.

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New South Wales

Welcome to the vibrant wine regions of New South Wales, Australia’s oldest wine-growing area, with a viticulture history dating back to the early 19th century. Home to 14 diverse regions, New South Wales offers something for every wine lover, from historic Hunter Valley to the emerging stars of Orange, Mudgee, and the Canberra District.

The Hunter Valley, just north of Sydney, is renowned for its crisp Semillon, bold Shiraz, and a blend of historic family wineries and innovative newcomers. Orange, with its cool climate and high altitudes, produces elegant Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, while Mudgee’s fertile soils are ideal for robust Cabernet Sauvignon. The Southern Highlands and Canberra District add to the diversity with unique cool-climate expressions.

Each region boasts distinctive terroir, shaped by varying climates, altitudes, and soils, enabling the creation of wines with remarkable character and complexity. Whether exploring historic estates, sampling boutique wineries, or savoring the perfect food pairings, New South Wales is a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts and travelers seeking a dynamic blend of tradition and innovation.

Highlights

Take a wine tour (or two): Visit wineries such as Tyrrell's Wines, Brokenwood Wines, Lakes Folly Winery, and Thomas Wines.

Visit iconic landmarks: Tour the Sydney Opera House and as you walk through the iconic building, discover the magic from the jaw-dropping sweep of the sails to the soaring cathedral interiors.

Stroll your way through unique landscapes: Enjoy the Bondi to Coogee walk, a cliff-top coastal walk that extends for 5 miles in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.

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Take in the Blue Mountains

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The Blue Mountains National Park is also home to some of the best hiking trails in Australia. Your guide will be able to suggest a number of short or longer walks that will allow you to discover tranquil waterfalls, temperate rainforests and unique plants and animals.

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Taste the Hunter Valley Wine Region

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North of Sydney lies the Hunter Valley, Australia’s oldest wine-growing region, steeped in history and renowned for its timeless appeal. With over 150 cellar doors, the region offers an unparalleled variety of wine experiences, from heritage family-run wineries to innovative newcomers pushing the boundaries of modern winemaking.

The Hunter Valley is celebrated for its crisp, age-worthy Semillon and rich, earthy Shiraz, as well as a growing selection of boutique wines, including Chardonnay and Verdelho. Beyond the wines, the area boasts a vibrant culinary scene, featuring outstanding restaurants that pair local produce with award-winning vintages. Cheese lovers can indulge at artisanal cheese factories, while craft beer enthusiasts will enjoy boutique breweries offering unique local brews.

Adding to its charm is the Hunter Valley’s breathtaking scenery—rolling vineyards framed by the Brokenback Mountain Range provide a picturesque backdrop for wine tastings and gourmet dining. Visitors can also explore hot air ballooning, spa retreats, and local markets showcasing regional delicacies and crafts. With its seamless blend of history, innovation, and natural beauty, the Hunter Valley is a must-visit destination.

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Explore Sydney

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As the capital city of New South Wales, Sydney is Australia's most populous city. Known for its yacht-studded harbor, iconic Opera House, and stunning beaches, Sydney offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cosmopolitan charm. The city boasts a thriving food, arts, and entertainment scene. From exploring historic streets and museums to shopping in bustling markets, there's no shortage of things to do in Sydney. 

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At Into The Vineyard, we pride ourselves on our ability to offer you complete freedom to build your perfect trip. Start with one of our many sample itineraries and customize as you desire, or start with a blank page, and with the help of our expert Trip Planners, we can create your dream wine-inspired travel experience. 

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