Group winery tour with lunch in Swan Valley
A group day in the valley works best when tastings and lunch are at the same venue or close together. Wineries with a restaurant can often seat a group for a tasting first, then lunch, which saves driving between stops.
- Book ahead: groups usually need a reservation for both the tasting and the table.
- Set menus: venues often ask for a set menu or pre-orders for larger tables.
- Dietary needs: give these when you book.
- Transport: arrange a driver or tour bus so everyone can taste.
Plan two or three stops at most, with lunch in the middle of the day.
What it costs
The cost depends on group size, tasting fees, set menu or shared platter choices, drinks and any private room hire. Ask each venue what a group booking includes.
Top 3 by our score
Ranked from our published scoring of public Google reviews for winery restaurants & lunch.
- 1. Margaret River Discovery Tours955.0★ · 682 reviews
- 2. Brown Hill Estate934.9★ · 663 reviews
- 3. Redgate Wines934.9★ · 536 reviews
FAQ
- How big a group can be seated?
- It varies by venue. Ask for the maximum table size and whether a private area is available.
- Do I need to pre-order food?
- Often yes for larger groups. The venue will tell you the cutoff when you book.
- Can the tasting be booked with lunch?
- Many winery restaurants can arrange both. Confirm timing so the tasting does not clash with service.