Hunter Valley

Hunter Valley

Hunter Valley is World famous for fine wines.  This region is 160 kilometres north of Sydney.  Start your taste buds on a journey with top-quality cuisine on the menu.

About

• Location 32.42'S 151°16E
• Elevation 130  metres
• Population 661,861 (2020)

Visitors will find the Hunter Region in New South Wales, commonly known as the Hunter Valley. This region is 120 kilometres north of Sydney. The region covers an area of 22,694 kilometres square. From the South Lake Macquarie, Newcastle, Port Stephens, The Great Lakes and Gloucester. West of Lake Macquarie Cessnock, Singleton, Muswellbrook and the Upper Hunter.  

Accommodation

First, check into your accommodation to start the perfect Hunter Valley getaway.  Choose from cozy guesthouses or a major resort.

Things to do

We are starting, of course, with wine tours. This region is World famous for excellent reds and full-bodied white wines.  There are also perfect Ports. With plenty of choices no matter what your taste. Hunter Valley also boasts championship Golf courses.  You will have four to choose from in this region. Next, why not take in the stunning views from hot air balloon flights. Then head to the cheese factory to sample handmade cheeses. While in this regionn, you can also attend a cooking school or a wine school. After that, try your skill at chocolate making. Then on every weekend of the month, there are markets to explore. This is also a stunning destination for conferences and weddings.

Family Getaways

Extra things that you might not know about the Hunter Valley is a great location for families. Take the kids to the Hunter Valley Zoo and be sure not to miss the petting farmyard. Next, pop over to Fetch Git and homewares for various products, including kids clothes and toys. Everyone loves a visit to the Hunter fame with a family-friendly schedule;e including pony rides.