Slow Tours
Slow Tours-helping people enjoy personalised, immersive tours since 2007
Slow Tours was established as a tour operator in 2007, running 8-day tours in all the beautiful regions of France, the stunning Italian Lakes and the Catalonia region of Spain, in the best seasons of Spring and Autumn.
Delightful tours, no rushing, small groups, where we went off the beaten track, had a lot of fun, visited so many chateaux, beautiful rivers, lakes and beaches, and indulged ourselves and our guests in delicious wine-tasting and gastronomic meals.
Cycling and Wine Tour Barossa and more
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Australia
5 days
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Cycling and wineries 5-day Tour
Join us on the ultimate tour through the amazing rolling hills of the Mt Lofty Ranges, the world acclaimed Barossa Valley & Adelaide's pristine beaches, in this 5 day cycling escape. Totally immerse yourself in South Australia's world-renowned destinations as we see, feel and taste all that's on offer! Whether you prefer life with a glass of wine in hand, sitting in a world-class restaurant or cycling through gorgeous landscapes, this epic ride is a feast for the senses.
Tour highlights:
Ride the Crafers Bikeway, Amy Gillett trail, Barossa rail trail, River Torrens Linear Park, Coastal Way, Mt Lofty pioneer womens trail
See Koalas, Kangaroos and much more in Cleland Wildlife Park (entry at own cost)
Hahndorf, Australia's oldest surviving German settlement
Woodside Cheese Wrights Cellar Door
Kid around in Melba's Chocolate Factory
Wine Tasting in the Barossa Valley (choose your own favourite wineries, at own cost)
Tastes and Tales of South Australia
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Australia
10 days
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The Best of Flinders Ranges, Clare Valley, Barossa Valley
This 10-day tour takes you to two of the best South Australian wine regions for some gourmet food and wine experiences as well as a few walks or bike rides around the small townships of the Clare and Barossa Valleys. Adelaide was named the 'foodie' capital of Australia by Conde Nast magazine, and the wine regions certainly live up to that standard with world class food and wine. South Australia has the largest number of wine producers in Australia with over 680 and growing.
The Flinders Ranges takes you from the modern world to an Outback environment with an incredible history going back 550 million years, proven by the fossils of the region, some of which can only be found in Namibia and the Flinders Ranges. Spectacularly rugged and beautiful, the ranges are a place where you will find kangaroos, emus, wombats and other wildlife as well as a wide range of flora. Peace and tranquility are your friends in this unique place. The interpretive centre and Arid Lands Botanic Gardens of Port Augusta will prepare your trip to this place of history.