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Experiences Guide Location A leisurely hour’s drive northeast (70 kilometres or 37 miles) of South Australia’s capital city Adelaide, the Barossa Valley is recognised around the world as one of the nation’s premier wine regions – made famous by its old-vine shiraz vintages and home to grand estates steeped in history alongside smaller cellar-door only wineries ripe for discovery. Today, the Barossa is a food and wine haven, with its European settler heritage combining with new traditions in a warm and welcoming community.

Getting there There are many ways to reach the Barossa Valley. From Adelaide, a hub for international and domestic flights, travellers can make their way to the Barossa by car, private transfer or even by helicopter!

Seasons of the Barossa Situated between the state’s coastal temperate zones, the Barossa Valley is regarded as a warm climate region. Hot, dry summers see daytime temperatures range from 30-39°C while the autumnal months enjoy a milder climate, with pleasant sunny days and cool evenings. Winter months bring chilly days ranging from 12-16°C, perfect for sitting by the fire and enjoying a glass of the region’s wine. Season

Average daytime temp

Average overnight temp

Summer (December–February)

30–39°C

19–21°C

Autumn (March–May)

24–35°C

8–17°C

Winter (June–August)

12–16°C

0–6°C

Spring (September–November)

29–35°C

9–17°C

What to bring Reflecting the country retreat style of the lodge, dress is smart casual at The Louise. Comfort is key at all times – if travelling in the cooler months we recommend solid walking shoes or boots, layers of warmer clothes, an outdoor jacket or puffer plus scarf. In the summer, consider packing a swimsuit for dips in the pool. A hat and sunscreen are every-day essentials.

Experiences Located in the heart of the Barossa, The Louise offers a stylish base from which to explore the region’s wineries and cellar doors, culinary bounty and art galleries. Adventures abound from hot-air ballooning to a sunrise picnic with ‘the locals’ and a culinary masterclass. There’s the option to indulge in an in-suite massage or a tailored wellness experience and a range of excellent private charters is also available.

Private Tours

Part of the close-knit community of farmers, winemakers and artists, the team at The Louise is a natural fit as concierge, connecting guests with local events and personalised experiences to create an unforgettable ‘backstage pass’ to the Barossa.

Artisan Adventures

The Louise recommends a selection of local operators offering a range of premium experiences to enhance your stay. Days and times of operation vary depending on availability and additional charges apply. Contact the lodge team for bookings and further information.

THE LOUISE | INFO@THELOUISE.COM.AU | +61 8 8562 2722 | THELOUISE.COM.AU

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