
Yarra Valley
An hour from Melbourne's CBD and Victoria's oldest wine country: the Yarra Valley's cool Burgundian climate produces Pinot Noir and Chardonnay that have made it one of the most seriously watched regions in the country.
Experiences
21 itineraries matching your filters

Winery Tour Yarra Valley
Winery Tour Yarra Valley
Yarra Valley wine tours from Melbourne — cellar doors, great views, no driving required.
Duration
Full day

Yarra Valley Wine Tasting Tours
Yarra Valley Wine Tasting Tours
Three wineries, Rochford lunch with a glass of wine, the Chocolaterie — all from $165.
Duration
Full day or half day

Yarra Valley Winery Tours
Yarra Valley Winery Tours
Private Yarra Valley wine tours from Lilydale — your group, your pace.
Duration
Full day

Yarra Valley Cellar Door Tours
Yarra Valley Cellar Door Tours
Small group luxury tours with winemaker tastings — the Yarra Valley through the eyes of the people who make it.
Duration
Full day
Capacity
Max 12

Yarra Valley Rides
Yarra Valley Rides
Pedal through the Yarra Valley, stop at a cellar door — wine touring on two wheels.
Duration
Full day

Australian Wine Tour Company
Australian Wine Tour Company
Five Yarra Valley wineries, a long lunch at Balgownie, and an overnight option if one day isn't enough.
Duration
Full day
Capacity
Max 24

Ami Tours
Ami Tours
Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula wine tours — private, personalised, from $79.
Duration
7-8 hours

Chillout Travel Winery Tours
Chillout Travel Winery Tours
Chandon, Soumah, a two-course lunch and zero stress — the Yarra Valley the easy way.
Duration
Full day

Driven Indulgence
Driven Indulgence
Your car or theirs — private Yarra Valley tours built around your day, your pace.
Duration
Flexible

Evergreen Winery Tours
Evergreen Winery Tours
Boutique wineries, brewery options, hens parties and half days — the Yarra Valley for every group.
Duration
Half day or full day
Capacity
Max 20

TeePee Tours
TeePee Tours
Six private tour packages, your music, your snacks — the Yarra Valley exactly how you want it.
Duration
Full day

Winery Day Tours
Winery Day Tours
Driver only, tastings included, or the full food and wine package — the Yarra Valley at three price points.
Duration
Full day
Capacity
Max 60

Happy Sips Wine Tours
Happy Sips Wine Tours
Private Mercedes-Benz, up to 7 guests, every tasting fee covered — the Yarra Valley without compromise.
Duration
Full day
Capacity
Max 24

88 Luxury Tours
88 Luxury Tours
Private Melbourne wine touring tailored exactly to your group.
Duration
Full day
Capacity
Max 11

Elevate Wine Tours — Yarra Valley
Elevate Wine Tours — Yarra Valley
Sip, relax, repeat — private Yarra Valley wine tours for groups up to 11.
Capacity
Max 11

Melbourne Private Tours
Melbourne Private Tours
Behind-the-scenes barrel room access in the Yarra Valley — Ecotourism certified.
Duration
8 hours

Dancing Kangaroo Tours
Dancing Kangaroo Tours
TripAdvisor's #1 Yarra Valley wine tour — gin, strawberries, boutique wineries and no bad days.
Duration
Full day

Rick's Wine Tours
Rick's Wine Tours
A bottle of wine per guest, guided chocolate tasting, and fruit picking — the Yarra Valley with extras.
Duration
8 hours
Capacity
Max 55

The Yarra Valley Touring Company
The Yarra Valley Touring Company
Oysters and bubbles at Chandon, a 3-course lunch at Yering Station — private Yarra Valley done properly.
Duration
Full day
Capacity
Max 11

Red Carpet Wine Tours
Red Carpet Wine Tours
Five Yarra Valley wineries, all tastings covered, $109 — daily from Federation Square.
Duration
Full day

Melbourne Touring Company
Melbourne Touring Company
Award-winning Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula wine tours from $195pp.
Duration
9 hours
Capacity
Max 24
The Dossier
The valley is 60 to 80km east of Melbourne, about 60 to 75 minutes via the Eastern Freeway and Maroondah Highway. The drive is a gradual unwinding: outer suburbs giving way to farmland, then the folded hills and state forests of the Great Dividing Range. It's the closest great wine region to a major Australian capital, which means weekends fill quickly. Wednesday to Friday touring is an entirely different experience.
October and November, when the valley is emerald green and the weather is unpredictable in the best possible way, is the window most regulars quietly prefer. Harvest runs late March through May: Pinot Noir typically in March, Chardonnay to mid-April. Winter (June to August) is when the chefs and winemakers take their holidays; fires are lit by 11am in most cellar doors.
Pinot Noir and Chardonnay drive the region's reputation: elegant, cool-climate expressions with real ageing potential, quite different from warmer regions to the north. The food scene is legitimately world-class; the valley feeds Melbourne's best restaurant kitchens and has developed a farm-to-table culture entirely its own. Cellar doors range from the grandly scaled (Domaine Chandon, De Bortoli) to intimate single-hectare producers who open by appointment only.