We hade a great time we visited 4 different and unique cellar doors. The tastings were fabulous. Our driver/guide Phil was extremely knowledgeable and entertaining. Highly recommend this tour

My Partner and I came down to Adelaide for a few days; this will be our 3rd trip as it’s such a beautiful city and of course the wine! Hayley was our guide for this tour and was well on time. On our trip to and throughout the day, Hayley shared bits of information relevant to each area which was really nice rather than an awkward car ride to places. We stopped at 1837 to take some photos and enjoy a quick view before heading off to each cellar. We went to (in order) Chateau Yaldara, Lambert Estate, Rusden and lastly Ubertas. I personally never heard of these Wineries before, but I am glad to have gone. Its tours like these, that really find hidden gems amongst all the rest. We had a beautiful lunch at Lambert Estate with local produce and enjoyed our wine tasting along side it. It was only 6 of us which was the perfect amount - we all got a long like a house on fire. Hayley was extremely professional, knowledgeable and friendly which really make the experience tie together. Would I do this again? Abso-bloody-lutely :) Thank you!

Our driver Phil really made the experience extra memorable. He was friendly, knowledgeable and clearly very experienced. He is an excellent driver and guide and able to anticipate potential challenges and avoid them.

The tour was fantastic, Roy, our driver was fabulous with his knowledge of the barossa area, also his jokes were entertaining, definitely will book a tour through this company again. 😁

CP Tours were great from the start of the booking to the end of a good tour of the wineries., Our Driver Roy was informative and funny. And he capped off a top day with a final visit to an Animal Rescue where I was able to pat and feed a Kangaroo and cuddle a baby Koala. Amazing !! Thank you Roy.

The day before our tour, I got detailed messages about meeting time, location, driver and car and my question was answered promptly. On the day our driver/tour guide Chris waited us in front of cruise port gate. Took us to 4 cellar doors. Each one has different characteristics. We enjoyed every one of them and the sceneries of Barossa Valley!

We had a wonderful day trip that included stops at Strathalbyn, Port Elliot, Victor Harbor and Port Noarlunga. We were lucky to have enough time to wander around Port Elliot and Port Noarlunga as we were told that the only stops scheduled for visitors to get off the tour bus were Strathalbyn and Victor Harbor. We liked the Scottish history and shops in Strathalbyn. We loved Victor Harbor's Horse drawn tram and the gorgeous Clydesdale horse, and enjoyed lunch at Hotel Victor. Horseshoe Bay in Port Elliot was beautiful as was the Port Noarlunga beach. Our tour bus driver Phil was very experienced and informative about all the places in the itinery. We like Phil's good humour and cheerfulness. Thank you to our driver Phil and CP Tours and Charters for an amazing day.

Roy, the tour guide for this tour, was exceptional. He was friendly, kind humorous n thoroughly professional. He made the tour very special. It was also well priced and included stops at Lofty Mountain, Victor harbour n Maclaren Vale.

Ah, the Victor Harbor and Fleurieu Peninsula tour—an experience that I must admit, transcended mere tourism, and became a case study in well-orchestrated regional exploration, culinary delight, scenic beauty, and social interaction. My fellow travelers and I, a party of three, were fortunate to be guided by Paul—an exemplary tour guide whose communication, knowledge, and charm elevated this journey into a veritable study in camaraderie, scenery, and sensory satisfaction. This experience felt akin to a meticulously structured experiment where every detail was optimized to provide insights into travel, gastronomy, geography, and communal interaction. We began our journey with a coffee stop at a quaint regional café—a local establishment that felt like a hidden academic treasure trove of artisanal charm and community spirit. It was a caffeinated initiation that prepared us intellectually and emotionally for the unfolding sensory and scenic experiences. The coffee was robust, the atmosphere cozy, and the conversation (guided by Paul’s astute local knowledge) turned into an engaging exchange of stories and insights about the region's culture and history. Next, we proceeded to the Murray Mouth, a site that beautifully illustrates the confluence of nature and geography. Standing there, observing the water converge with mathematical elegance at the mouth of the river, I found myself marveling at the intricate interactions of ecosystems. It was a visual and intellectual feast that reaffirmed my appreciation for Australia's complex environmental landscapes. Our exploration continued with a delightful walk at Victor Harbor, where stunning coastal views met a picturesque atmosphere of scenic wonder. Victor Harbor demonstrated the kind of natural beauty that makes geography an endlessly fascinating subject of study. This was followed by a trip to Granite Island, where we enjoyed incredible fish and chips for lunch—a culinary experience that engaged taste buds with satisfying saltiness and crunchiness. Such gastronomic encounters are not just about food but about community, flavor science, and sensory engagement. The highlight, of course, was McLaren Vale, where we stopped at the iconic McLaren Vale Cube for a bit of wine tasting. Here, sensory perception met the art of viticulture. The wine tasting was not merely a leisure activity; it became an exercise in palate profiling and sensory evaluation, an analysis of taste notes, tannins, and bouquets—every sip a textbook lesson in regional oenology It was the kind of experience that demanded concentration, analysis, and appreciation of detail—exactly the kind of interaction I relish. The fact that this tour was customized for just three people, despite initially being booked as a public tour, is something I must commend. Such a tailored experience highlights CP Tours and Charters’ commitment to personalization and excellence. Paul, our guide, demonstrated patience, intelligence, and humor throughout the trip. He seamlessly combined informative anecdotes with light-hearted banter, ensuring that every interaction was engaging and enlightening. Paul was not just a guide; he was a conductor of conversation, a disseminator of knowledge, and a facilitator of social dynamics—a guide in the truest, most exemplary sense of the word. Conclusion: This tour was a flawless five-star experience—an amalgamation of scenic wonder, culinary exploration, social interaction, and educational insight. Victor Harbor and the Fleurieu Peninsula became more than mere destinations; they became lessons in geography, gastronomy, and community interaction. CP Tours and Charters delivered an experience that felt customized, personalized, and intellectually stimulating. The experience has left me with a desire to return to Adelaide, a city that now seems to beckon with promises of even more scenic, culinary, and cultural delights. I strongly recommend CP Tours and Charters to anyone with a curiosity for travel, an appreciation for scenic landscapes, an appetite for good food, and a love of insightful conversation and camaraderie It’s a journey that offers not just a vacation but a study in the joy of travel, taste, landscape, and intelligent companionship—exactly the kind of experience that makes life, travel, and science marvelously interconnected endeavors.

I was one of Eleven happy, friendly people who became even happier and more friendly after visiting four wineries! Our driver, Phil, gave us a running commentary on the Barossa Valley and the different wineries we visited (Chateau Yaldera, Lambert, Rusden, and Ubertas). Three of the wineries were charming, small and family owned. Even the castle-like Chateau Yaldera had humble origins. The fourth winery, Lambert, had a more corporate/slick vibe, but the wine was fine, and the lunch served there was very good. Phil was pretty knowledgeable about the area, and even took us to a lookout view of the entire Barossa Valley, beautiful! Finally, even though Phil was very mindful of the time, we were not rushed along at all, had a wonderful experience, and were returned to the ship dock with time to spare before sailing away.

Many thanks to both Vanessa and Greig for today!WeI are so grateful that you made our day in Barossa such a memorable one. Your knowledge and insight was fascinating and also the vineyards you selected to visit and lunch were marvellous! Thank you once again and I would highly recommend anyone visiting Adelaide to spend a day in Barossa with yourselves and CP Tours!!

Great day tour. I would recommend to all. Phil was a great host and is quite knowledgeable and was able to provide a great overview of Adelaide and Victor harbour along the way. We also got the luxury to explore at our own pace. He was on time. Thanks

We had a great day out on our wine tasting tour to the Barossa Valley. I received a message the day before confirming pick-up details, name of tour guide, and vehicle to look out for. The group was small enough to really get to know people; the van air conditioned and comfortable. Hayley, our tour guide was great. She filled us in on all sorts of interesting facts along the way and was happy to answer questions. We visited four very different vineyards. Having done this trip, I'd definitely recommend it; and I'd use CP Tours and Charters for other trips in the future.

We loved our tour! Roy was awesome, even his Dad jokes🤣 We loved the older style wineries over the more modern looking ones, mainly for the old buildings etc, would’ve preferred more of these. We had a great bunch of people on our tour, which can make all the difference. Lots of laughs! Roy went out of his way to make our tour personal & fun.

From the moment we boarded we knew we were going to have a great time. Roy our driver was extremely entertaining and had a whole bag of jokes up his long sleeves, it definitely kept us all amused on the journey. We had a mixed group of 4 young ladies in their 20’s and 6 oldies(50+) and we all got on like a house on fire, so much so that we were all exchanging details at the end. We visited 4 different wineries, all having a different experience with countless tastings and a delicious deli lunch in the 2nd one. Roy surprised us all on the journey back with a stop at a wildlife sanctuary where we held baby kangaroos, orphaned after their mums had been hit as a result of a roadkill. The lady who ran it was an absolute angel and of course we all dug deep into our pockets. Thanks again Roy for a day we will never forget!