Rolling vineyards, charming cellar doors and award-winning restaurants make South Australia’s Barossa Valley a true paradise for food and wine lovers. Pair your tastings with artisanal cheeses, freshly baked breads and gourmet chocolate from local makers. Don’t miss the Barossa Farmers Market, where seasonal produce, local honey, and handmade delicacies offer a true taste of the region.

If you are planning on visiting from Adelaide, the Barossa Food & Wine Experience lets you to swirl, sip and savour your way around South Australia’s premium wine region while your knowledgeable local guide takes care of the driving.

Most Australians take their coffee pretty seriously, but if you’re looking for the best the country has to offer, Melbourne is the place to be. Famed for having some of the world’s best coffee and baristas, Melbourne’s buzzing coffee culture is shaped by the city’s Italian and Greek roots and strong community spirit. 

With quirky coffee shops and independent roasters seemingly on every corner, the city offers endless opportunities to sample the perfect artisan brew. To find some of the Melbourne’s best coffee, head north of the city centre to the suburb of Fitzroy - an arty, bohemian enclave where creativity and caffeine meet in equal measure.

Just a two-hour drive from Sydney, the Hunter Valley is one of Australia’s oldest wine regions and a must-visit for any foodie. Combining culinary indulgence with laid-back country charm the Hunter Valley makes for a great addition to any New South Wales itinerary.

Vineyards and cellar doors dot the rolling countryside, offering tastings of rich Semillon, Chardonnay and Shiraz. Beyond wine, the region is home to boutique cheese makers, chocolate factories, craft breweries and gourmet bakeries. For a memorable experience, join a friendly local guide as you uncork the mysteries of Hunter Valley’s best wineries on the Hunter Valley Food & Wine Explorer.

The heart of the outback may seem an unlikely destination for a foodie adventure, yet it is home to one of the country’s most memorable dining experiences. A Night at the Field of Light is not only a feast for the senses, but a powerful reminder of Australia’s cultural heritage and the spiritual significance of this iconic landscape.

Marvel at majestic Uluru as you enjoy canapés and chilled sparkling wine to an unforgettable sunset, accompanied by the sound of a lone didgeridoo. As darkness falls, the coloured lights of 50,000 glass spheres gently sparkle to life, immersing visitors in an atmosphere of calm and wonder before carefully prepared dishes celebrate native ingredients and ancient traditions. As an added bonus, the evening unfolds beneath a magnificent, star-filled outback sky.

Just a short drive - or even a relaxing boat cruise - from Perth, you’ll find Western Australia’s oldest wine region, the Swan Valley. With rolling vineyards, scenic countryside and rustic charm, Swan Valley is a haven for food and wine lovers. Here, boutique breweries, artisan distilleries and passionate local growers infuse generations of craftsmanship into their produce.

Follow the Swan Valley Fine Wine Trail for a curated journey through some of the region’s standout wineries, or enjoy a leisurely riverside lunch. The Swan Valley is a Western Australian gem you won’t want to miss.

Set between pristine beaches, lush national parks and the winding Noosa River, this Sunshine Coast gem is a haven for food lovers who value fresh, local flavours served with a view. From fine dining experiences to a classic Aussie brunch of avo and eggs, Noosa is the perfect spot to unwind and indulge.

Enoy freshly caught seafood and seasonal produce across Noosa’s wonderful range of alfresco cafés and restaurants, or venture further afield to the Sunshine Coast hinterland, where passionate local producers and spectacular scenery await. Take in the breathtaking Glass House Mountains before sampling some of the region’s finest offerings on the Sunshine Coast Culinary Experience - an unforgettable way to experience the area’s culinary treasures. 

Sydney itself is a vibrant foodie hub where coastal flavours meet global influences. The city’s bustling dining scene ranges from high-end restaurants with award-winning chefs to casual beachside cafés. The Sydney Fish Market is a must-visit for seafood lovers, offering everything from oysters and prawns to freshly caught fish straight from the harbour.

For a truly unforgettable experience take in Sydney’s most iconic sights on a Premium Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruise. Aboard enjoy a lavish lunch with locally sourced produce, including New South Wales wines - the perfect way to mark an occasion or simply celebrate your time in this incredible city.

Just a few hours from Melbourne, the Grampians is a paradise for both nature lovers and food enthusiasts alike. Vineyard restaurants, country cafés and farm-to-table eateries showcase the region’s fresh seasonal produce, while boutique cellar doors offer cool-climate wines, locally produced cheeses and market-fresh treats.

Discover the quaint cafés and casual restaurants of picturesque Halls Gap or head to the renowned Grampians Olive Co. to sample locally made olive-oil infusions. Surround yourself with nature and wildlife at The Royal Mail Hotel in Dunkeld. The hotel’s fine dining restaurant Wickens, offers a foodie experience not to be missed, where over 80% of produce is harvested daily from the kitchen gardens.

Western Australia’s Margaret River is famed for its premium wines, but the region also delivers breathtaking coastal scenery and charming towns offering exceptional gourmet experiences. Thanks to fertile soils and a temperate climate, Margaret River produces outstanding fruit, vegetables, dairy and some of the finest seafood in the country. A visit to the Busselton Farmers Market is a must, where you can sample everything from artisan olive oils to handmade pastries.

To make the most of your time here, the Margaret River Discovery experience begins with a peaceful canoe journey along the tranquil Margaret River, followed by a delicious lunch at a local winery - an ideal way to immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and tastes of the region.

Darwin is the vibrant tropical capital of Australia’s Northern Territory, where rich Indigenous culture meets dramatic landscapes and laidback city living. Multicultural influences shape the city’s distinctive dining scene, with fresh seafood, Asian-inspired flavours and native bush ingredients at the heart of its culinary offerings. Wander through the famous Mindil Beach Sunset Market, home to a huge range of international food stalls, or enjoy balmy nights alfresco dining at the Waterfront Precinct.

For the perfect end to a day of exploration, take to the water aboard the Darwin Sunset Dinner Cruise. Relax aboard a catamaran while you watch one Darwin’s spectacular sunsets and savour a Territory-style banquet showcasing local produce and fresh Australian seafood.