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FAQs: our most frequently asked questions!

What does Wilderness and Wine Tours offer?

Wilderness and Wine Tours is a boutique one-day tour of the Granite Belt, with Stanthorpe at its heart. We offer a taste of our two favourite things to do on the Granite Belt: soak up nature at our stunning national park - but nothing too strenuous, followed by wine tasting, beer tasting, spirit tasting and mead tasting - whatever takes your fancy! If you prefer an alcohol-free options for your day trip, there are plenty of other activities to offer you.

How many people can Wilderness and Wine Tours cater to?

Our vehicle can accommodate up to 11 guests. You don’t need to know anyone to book a seat, simply book the date and join the fun! You can also book out the entire vehicle.

How much does a Wilderness and Wine Tour cost?

If you would like lunch included, our 9 hour tour costs $150 per person. If you are booking the entire bus, group discounts apply and you can also choose to dine at a local venue, at your own cost. Call Marc on 0438 866 903 for more details.

Can you cater for food intolerances?

Our meals cater to a wide range of food intolerances but you would need to discuss your needs if you have an anaphylaxis food allergy - for your own peace of mind!

Do you offer alcohol-free day trips?

Yes, we certainly do. There are so many activities available on the Granite Belt and around Stanthorpe that do not include alcohol.

Who are the owner-drivers of Wilderness and Wine Tours?

Marc and Dana Lang were fortunate enough to move their family to Stanthorpe in 2020, after camping and hiking in the area for quite a few decades! Marc has extensive experience as a tour guide, travelling Australia for 15 years with inbound tourists from England and Germany. The majority of those tours were a month and offered camping-hiking trips into some of Australia’s most remote and stunning locations.