Trailhopper Tours — Local services in Montacute

Barossa and light cab service, Barossa's only 100% locally owned and operated cab/taxi provider are proud to rate and review Trailhopper Tours here on Google.

We highly recommend Trailhopper Tours, as much as we can. And it is without hesitation that we rate TrailHopper 5 out of 5 stars.

Barossa and light cab service rate TrailHopper 5 out of 5 stars because Tailhopper enables you to tour the Barossa Valley as though you were driving yourself - with none of the hassles of having a designated driver.

We love how customers can pick up the Trailhopper bus in the city, or within the region in Tanunda, and hop on or off along our trail as you please. We think that this is a big plus when visiting the Barossa region.

We are very impressed that Trailhopper visits 15 amazing destinations in the Barossa so you will be spoiled for choice - from icons like Penfolds, Grant Burge, Yalumba, or Maggie Beer to lesser known treasures such as Charles Melton, Lambert Estate, or Rusden Wines.

The unique thing with TrailHopper is if you're having too good a time at a particular cellar door, or enjoying lingering over a long lunch, feel free to stay on and catch a later bus! And, we love this concept!

Trailhopper suggests a number of food offerings in the Barossa are as varied and delicious as the wine - choose from Maggie Beer’s must-visit farm shop, the wood fired pizzas at Saltram, delicious modern cuisine at Lambert Estate, the Kaesler Steakhouse, or the various bakeries, cheese mongers and cafes at Angaston and Tanunda. Alternatively you could always bring a picnic and relax in the beautiful lush gardens of Yalumba.

When considering flexibilty, choice and freedom Barossa and light cab service think that TrailHopper is the best option.

Keep up the great work...

My husband and I booked for "Barossa Valley Hop-On Hop-Off Winery Tour with Trailhopper on 19 Aug 2017. That was the best day I had in Adelaide. Too bad not enough time and so many winery to go. I love the idea that they came back to pick us up in an hour and we can only stay longer in one place out of all the winery we pick that day. The tour was so organised and well planned. They give you a badge (to show the winery that you are with the tour), a group number (to number your shopping wines) and a list of the winery and each group number to choose the winery you want to stop. When you bought some wines, you can leave your shopping bags with the car written with your group number so they dont get mixed up with other group's shopping bags. I love Trailhopper, I will book again on my next visit to Adelaide, please keep up the good work. Sorry i just realised i have not enter my feedback yet and cant remember the driver's name. We have been telling our friends that if we/they go to Adelaide, need to book the tour with Trailhopper. Ah I missed it already ... THANK YOU TRAILHOPPER for giving us a great experience of wine tasting without the worry have to...

My partner and I went with Trailhopper because of our friends recommendation. We were so excited. The start sounded good and the vibe was pretty exciting when we got picked up and on our way to our first stop. Then at our first stop, the bus was initially late and we received a phone call that the bus broken down. We got told to wait. An hour of waiting later, we got told that they will be organising an uber. After 30min of waiting again, they said that they couldn't get an uber and that we can either walk to the next stop or someone from our first winery has to take us. Luckily someone from the first winery was nice enough to drive us personally to the next one (1 hour and a half later!). When I spoke to the driver saying that we have now missed out on the last winery we wanted to see, she simply raised her hands up as if there is nothing she can do. That was it. My partner and I didn't get to go to the last winery which we were so excited for. We got an apology but nothing else, no refund or other offer. We are from Sydney so have now lost our chance to ever see that winery we were so...