Experiencing Wine Country With Hunter Valley Helicopters

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Reaching Hunter Valley by helicopter takes approximately an hour and a half from northern Sydney. This gives you the opportunity to view the beautiful grasslands and wonderful scenery surrounding this wine country. From Newcastle or Port Stephens the easiest route is on the John Renshaw through Kurri Kurri, after that clear road signage will direct you to Cessnock, Hunter Valley. The Hunter Valley is split into two areas, the Lower and Upper Hunter. The Lower Hunter is where the wine is grown, centred around Cessnock and Pokolbin.
Fine Semillon and Shiraz
The Lower Hunter Valley creates arguably the world’s best Semillon and Shiraz, which complement the fine dining available in local restaurants. The 120 local restaurants know how to show these wines off to their best advantage, paired with local delicacies.
Finding your way around
If it is your first visit to the Hunter Valley region, make Hunter Valley Helicopters and their Wine Country Information Centre. Located in Aberdare Road, Cessnock they have the local know-how to help you navigate through the choice of over 75 wineries in the region. If ...
... you just cannot decide which wineries to visit, Hunter Valley Helicopters can take you on a whirlwind tour of all the wineries. The maps from the Information Centre also has all the opening and closing times of the wineries so you can plan your days effectively. Whether you prefer to enjoy the wineries by car or by helicopter, there are options available to you.
Reaching Hunter Valley by helicopter takes approximately an hour and a half from northern Sydney. This gives you the opportunity to view the beautiful grasslands and wonderful scenery surrounding this wine country. From Newcastle or Port Stephens the easiest route is on the John Renshaw through Kurri Kurri, after that clear road signage will direct you to Cessnock, Hunter Valley. The Hunter Valley is split into two areas, the Lower and Upper Hunter. The Lower Hunter is where the wine is grown, centred around Cessnock and Pokolbin.
Fine Semillon and Shiraz
The Lower Hunter Valley creates arguably the world’s best Semillon and Shiraz, which complement the fine dining available in local restaurants. The 120 local restaurants know how to show these wines off to their best advantage, paired with local delicacies.
Finding your way around
If it is your first visit to the Hunter Valley region, make Hunter Valley Helicopters and their Wine Country Information Centre. Located in Aberdare Road, Cessnock they have the local know-how to help you navigate through the choice of over 75 wineries in the region. If you just cannot decide which wineries to visit, Hunter Valley Helicopters can take you on a whirlwind tour of all the wineries. The maps from the Information Centre also has all the opening and closing times of the wineries so you can plan your days effectively. Whether you prefer to enjoy the wineries by car or by helicopter, there are options available to you.
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