Melbourne: Full-Day Yarra Valley Wine Experience with Lunch


About This Experience
This is the tour to book when you want four cellar doors and no chocolate factory. It visits Greenstone Vineyards, Balgownie Estate, Yering Farm Wines and Soumah of Yarra Valley across eight hours, with all wine tastings included and a one-course lunch at a winery restaurant, served with a glass of wine, inside the price.
It is one of only three well-reviewed tours in the region that visits four wineries, and one of only two under $140 that includes the meal. Together those make it the most straightforward wine-focused day out of Melbourne.
The operator rotates its winery selection day to day so it can showcase a range of Yarra Valley producers, which means the four names above are representative rather than guaranteed. That is normal for the format, and it is the reason a private tour is the only way to lock in specific cellar doors.
Departure is from the Immigration Museum on Flinders Street, returning to the same point. The vehicle carries a maximum of 24 passengers and a single booking can cover up to 8, though the operator cannot guarantee that a party larger than eight will travel on the same vehicle.
Food and hot drinks are not permitted on board, and the minimum age is 5 -- which makes this one of the few Yarra Valley tours with an included lunch that also takes younger children.
Highlights
- Visit premium wineries in the Yarra Valley
- Enjoy lunch with a glass of wine at a winery restaurant
- Admire the views of rolling hills from the vineyards
What's Included
- ✓ Round-trip transportation from Melbourne
- ✓ All wine tastings
- ✓ 1-course lunch at a winery restaurant, with a glass of wine
- ✓ Wine guide
Not Included
- Hotel pickup
Good to Know & Caveats
- Our winery selection can change from day to day, allowing us to showcase a diverse range of exceptional Yarra Valley wineries.
- The itinerary is subject to minor changes without notice; however, if a critical itinerary change occurs, travelers are eligible for a full refund.
- Please note that passengers must refrain from consuming food and hot drinks on board the bus
- This tour operates with a maximum of 24 passengers, and the maximum number of people per booking is 8
- It cannot be guaranteed that groups larger than 8 will be accommodated on the same vehicle
Not Suitable For
- Children under 5 years
Meeting Point
The tour departs from Immigration Museum at 09:30 AM.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.7/5 by 775 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
The tour was great and Andy was a bloody good bloke! Having travelled from Wgtn to enjoy wines in Victoria and experience a great day in the beautiful Yarra Valley - the boutique wineries were a success! Loads of wonderful memories made ❤️ Much appreciated Andy 😎
— Cass, 2026-08
Was a great tour be good to have crackers and cheese with tastings as suggestion 😀
— Amanda, 2026-08
This was my first wine tour ever and it was great! Loved the wineries and the host was entertaining. Would recommend!!
— Jordan, 2026-08
Frequently Asked Questions
Is lunch really included?
Yes. The price covers a one-course lunch at a winery restaurant with a glass of wine. That is unusual below $140 in this region: most Yarra Valley tours stop for lunch and hand you the menu.
How many wineries does this tour visit?
Four, with all wine tastings included. On a representative departure that means Greenstone Vineyards, Balgownie Estate, Yering Farm Wines and Soumah of Yarra Valley.
Will I definitely visit those four wineries?
Not necessarily. The operator changes its winery selection from day to day in order to show a range of Yarra Valley producers. The count of four is the commitment; the specific names are not. If you must visit particular cellar doors, a private tour is the only format that guarantees them.
How big is the group?
A maximum of 24 passengers. A single booking can cover up to 8 guests, and the operator notes that larger parties may not all be accommodated on the same vehicle.
Where does the tour leave from?
The Immigration Museum on Flinders Street in central Melbourne, returning to the same point. Hotel pickup is not included.
Can children come on this tour?
Children aged 5 and over are welcome, which makes this one of the more family-friendly full-day options in the valley. Only adults may drink.
Can I eat or drink on the bus?
No. Passengers are asked not to consume food or hot drinks on board. The lunch stop and the cellar doors are where eating and drinking happen.






