A chance to take a stunning walk through the wonderful countryside of the King Valley, finishing at one of the oldest and well known wineries: Dal Zotto. The Dal Zotto family is a King Valley institution producing consistently high quality wines and were the first in Australia to produce Prosecco. Depending on the date there is either an al fresco lunch prepared by Hedonistic Hiking or lunch in Dal Zotto's very own Trattoria. All dates will have a private visit to the winery and an opportunity to meet the wine maker. The walks on March 3rd and March 17th are part of the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival.
Prosecco Road Walks and Lunches
Cost:
$140.00 pp
The price represents the true cost of the day. No hidden extras.
What's Included?
Package Includes:
· Transfers from Wangaratta or King Valley accommodation
· Guided walk with Hedonistic Hiking
· Gourmet al fresco lunch or lunch at Dal Zottto Trattoria
· Private Wine tasting at Dal Zotto winery
Tour Dates
3rd March 2012
Fully Booked
17th March 2012
Fully Booked
Itinerary
Saturday 3rd March 2012
Fully Booked
The 8 km hike re-lives the legends of the early settlers and notorious bush rangers. Learn about the fascinating Italian heritage that flows through the valley and finish with a tour of the winery. Enjoy lunch at Dal Zotto’s own Trattoria with wines to complement each course. Part of the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival.
10am – 4pm (Tranfers to be arranged on booking)
Cost: $140 per person
Saturday 17th March 2012
Fully Booked
The 8 km hike re-lives the legends of the early settlers and notorious bush rangers and you can learn about the fascinating Italian heritage that flows through the valley. Finish the hike with a delicious al fresco lunch showcasing wonderful local produce and the freshest ingredients, followed by a private tasting with the wine makers at the Dal Zotto winery. Part of the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival.
10am – 4pm (Tranfers to be arranged on booking)
Cost: $140 per person
Extra Info
We have a Reading List of books set in the High Country which you might enjoy.
Walking Gear
For helpful hints on what to wear, visit our Kit List page.
