The Hunter Valley offers the perfect escape for solo travellers as well as groups seeking a relaxing and new experience. The Valley attracts over 2.5 million visitors annually, and there is an unmistakable charm to the area with only a subtle tourist feeling. You can take a week to seek out the most beautiful parts of the surrounding World Heritage sights and hidden beauties, or pop on a coach trip and do the wineries in one swift trip.
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Sleeping In The Valley
To have the best experience in Hunter Valley, it’s best to book a huge villa. At first glance, it may seem like it’s going to cost a fortune, but it can actually cost between $80 and $100 each night. The Hunter Valley YHA is ideal for large groups, as it offers rooms that accommodate up to 16 people. There is a pub with pool tables and pub grub just down the road, as well as free pick-ups and drop-offs for all YHA-ers on arrival, as well as barbeques, a swimming pool and a sauna.
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God’s Nectar
There are too many wineries to get around in a day when visiting the Hunter Valley. However, there are several tour companies to suit the masses of wineries to visit. Some wineries are open every day of the week, all day long, all year round. However, some of the smaller ones may shut on Sundays and before 66, so do check before you visit if you are travelling independently. The way to do it in style is to travel as a group with a tour compan,y as no one wants to miss out on the wine tasting.
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