Hunter Valley


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Regions / Cities / Culture and History / Talk / Travel to Hunter Valley, visa requirements / Get around / Hunter Valley attractions and sightseeing / City tours / Good restaurants and cheap meals / Hunter Valley nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs. / Wineries / Get out

More from New South Wales:
Blue Mountains, Central Coast (New South Wales), Central West (New South Wales), Hunter Valley, Lord Howe Island, Nimbin, Port Macquarie, Riverina, Snowy Mountains, Swansea (New South Wales), Sydney, Tweed Heads

More from Australia:
Ashmore and Cartier Islands, Australian Capital Territory, Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves, New South Wales, Norfolk Island, Northern Territory, Outback, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria (state), Western Australia

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The Hunter Valley [1] is a region of New South Wales in Australia.

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Regions

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Cities

The other substantial towns in the Hunter are:

Smaller towns include:

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Culture and History

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Talk

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Travel to Hunter Valley, visa requirements

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Get around

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Hunter Valley attractions and sightseeing

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City tours

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Good restaurants and cheap meals

Shakey Tables serves an amazing modern menu in an eclectic surrounding. Great local wine list and fabulous variety in menu items. ShakeyTables

Margan Winery holds the impressive Beltree restaurant which is definitely worth a lazy Saturday or Sunday meal. Coupled with the fantastic wine produced at the Vineyard, this is a must try on the Hunter circuit. Margan Winery

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Hunter Valley nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs.

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Wineries

The Hunter Valley is a major wine growing region. Tours of vineyards and wine tasting tours are a huge industry. A number of local operators run tours of wineries:

  • Boutique Wine Tours 02 9499 5444. (info@boutiquewinetours.com.au)[2]. Boutique Wine Tours run 14 person day tours of the Hunter Valley wineries, picking up participants from their accommodation in Sydney. Cost is $99 per person with lunch or $88 per person if you purchase your own lunch.
  • Aussie Wine Tours. 02 4991 1074 (0412 735 809. fax 02 4990 6969. email tours@aussiewinetours.com.au)[3]. This Cessnock based tour company offers wine tours from $45 per person (weekends) and $35 per person (weekdays).
  • Cheers Bus. 0408 987 057. (cheersreservations@bigpond.com).[4] This Cessnock based tour company offers wine tours from $35 per person. Half day tours are available, as are full day tours including lunch.
  • Hunter Valley Day Tours, Visitors Information Centre, Wine Country Drive, 02 4938 5031. (fax 02 4938 5083, daytours@hunterlink.net.au)[5]. Hunter Valley Tourism offers full day wine and cheese tasting Tours for $80 per person. Pickup is available from most Hunter Valley towns.
  • Wine Country Limousines, 193 Bimbadeen Road, Mount View. 02 4991 7484 (info@winecountrylimousines.com.au) [6]. Up to seven people can share a limousine for a wine tour from 10am to 5pm.

Tours are also available from the Central Coast to the Hunter wine region:

  • Lakes Hire Cars, Phone 02 4333 4658 or 0438 33 4658. [7]. Travel in a chauffeur driven luxury car for 8 hours to the wineries of your choice.

In addition, there are several tours that set off from Sydney for day trips or weekend-long visits to the Hunter Valley wineries:

  • Red Carpet Tours, 2 Windsor Road, Willoughby. ph 02 9967 3238 (fax 02 9967 3638, winetour@bigpond.net.au)[8]. Red Carpet Tours run 18 person day tours of Hunter Valley wineries, including morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea. Participants are picked up from their accommodation in Sydney. Cost is $135 adults and $125 concessions.
  • Wine Country Tours 02 9484 0477 (fax 02 9980 1109, info@winecountrytours.com.au) Wine Country Tours[9] offer 8 person wine tours hosted by a winemaker with 25 years experience. The tour includes private cellar inspections, as well as morning tea and lunch. Participants are picked up from their accommodation in Sydney. Cost is $150 per person.

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Get out


More from New South Wales:
Blue Mountains, Central Coast (New South Wales), Central West (New South Wales), Hunter Valley, Lord Howe Island, Nimbin, Port Macquarie, Riverina, Snowy Mountains, Swansea (New South Wales), Sydney, Tweed Heads

More from Australia:
Ashmore and Cartier Islands, Australian Capital Territory, Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves, New South Wales, Norfolk Island, Northern Territory, Outback, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria (state), Western Australia

More from Australasia:
Australia, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea

More from Oceania:
Australasia, Melanesia, Micronesia, Midway Islands, New Zealand, Polynesia

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