Santos Tour Down Under Premium Tour

Visit locations like Hahndorf, Stirling, Lobethal, McLaren Vale, and Barossa Valley. We guarantee a rich experience on and off the bike. Coffee shops, bakeries, cheese-makers, wine producers, micro-breweries and local produce – discover Adelaide, the Adelaide Hills, and the wine growing regions of Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale.

Your rides have been carefully selected to experience the great climbs like Willunga Hill, Norton Summit, Gorge Road, Corkscrew and all those connections across the Adelaide Hills. We’ve even spiced up a few of our rides with some great gravel deviations.

The international cyclists are returning and descending on Adelaide for the Santos Tour Down Under. The Santos Tour Down Under is first World Tour event on the calendar and both the men’s and women’s teams are keen for a big start to the season with vital World Tour points up for grabs. Join us as we celebrate all things cycling and immerse in the RADelaide culture – divine international food, stunning wineries, and famous ride routes of the Santos Tour Down Under.

Our base for the week-long festival will be new 5-Star accommodation in the heart of Adelaide with close access to the Festival village, evening entertainment, showcase events, and technology hubs. Each morning enjoy a full buffet breakfast, fuelling up for a ride along the routes made famous by the Tour Down Under. Each one of our rides conveniently takes us to watch the live racing of the Women’s and Men’s World Tour events.

Highlights

• Ride the great climbs of the Adelaide Hills, always enjoying a downhill run back to your hotel. Our years of experience ensure you ride along the most scenic and safest routes.
• Visit the famous winery regions of McLaren Vale, Barossa Valley, and Adelaide Hills.
• View every stage of the men’s and women’s World Tour event, for the first time being held on consecutive days.
• Travel with the longest operating Travel Specialist to the Santos Tour Down Under. Our trips to the Santos Tour Down Under have run since Adelaide first welcomed the biggest cycling event in the southern hemisphere.