The Louise, Barossa Valley

Incentive itineraries which venture into the beauty of the Australian landscape

The Louise, Barossa Valley, South Australia © John Montesi

The Louise, Barossa Valley, South Australia © John Montesi

Appellation at The Louise, Barossa Valley, South Australia © John Montesi

Appellation at The Louise, Barossa Valley, South Australia © John Montesi

Having two dining venues on-site means that we can be extremely creative. The Barossa is also naturally collegiate in nature so collaborative meals with other local chefs or farmers is not unusual for us.

Emma Welling, Director of Sales and Marketing, The Louise

El Questro Homestead, Chamberlain River, Kununurra, Western Australia © Tourism Western Australia

El Questro Homestead, Chamberlain River, Kununurra, Western Australia © Tourism Western Australia

El Questro Homestead, El Questro Wilderness Park, Western Australia © Timothy Burgess

El Questro Homestead, El Questro Wilderness Park, Western Australia © Timothy Burgess

This may sound strange, but my favourite is drinks and canapés on the Emma Gorge Resort airstrip. I love seeing the Cockburn Range constantly change colour as you’re looking down the Gibb River Road, watching the sun set.

Dean Proudman, Group Sales Coordinator, El Questro

Freycinet Marine Oyster Farm at Saffire Freycinet, Coles Bay, Tasmania © Tourism Australia

Freycinet Marine Oyster Farm at Saffire Freycinet, Coles Bay, Tasmania © Tourism Australia

Saffire Freycinet, Coles Bay, Tasmania © Saffire Freycinet

Saffire Freycinet, Coles Bay, Tasmania © Saffire Freycinet

We can also organise sunset canapes at the devil enclosure, to watch Tasmanian devils in their natural habitat, feeding and playing when they are most active.

Ross Boobyer, General Manager, Saffire Freycinet