THE TOUR AND TASTE

"TUMBEELA: THE REALLY DIFFERENT DESTINATION"

…fascinating, fun, memorable

Hundreds of people have had a great time at Tumbeela.
It has been described as fascinating, fun, informative, certainly educational and even inspirational. Some folk even say it makes them proud to be an Aussie!

Right from the outset guests are challenged by new tastes, new aromas and new experiences. For most quests it’s a unique experience.

…be it sunshine or rain

Walking amongst the lemon myrtle trees on a fine day is a sublime experience - on a chilly winter’s day it’s something else -so we bring the trees to you in our cozy shed... Inside or out the choice is yours.

…gently sloping Farm

In the main the farm is gently sloping so walks around the fields are not suitable for folk with wheel chairs or walking frames. Tumbeela tours however are still ideal and great fun for adults of all ages and mobility as we modify our program to suit our guests.

 …amazing appeal

Senior citizens love it, as have wine & food clubs, chefs, social groups, Master of Gastronomy students, car clubs, gardeners international visitors and senior secondary students.

… Our products for sale

A full range of Tumbeela native products are available for purchase - they make great gifts - especially if you are off overseas. Credit Card facilities are available (Visa /MasterCard only)

…about an hour

Allow about 1 hour and a bit for the tour, tasting and shopping. Don’t forget the plants.

…cost

A modest per person cover charge applies. For 4-6 people the charge is $10 per head. For 7-20 people the charge is $7.50 per head. Maximum of 20 people per tour.

…bookings essential

In the main we are highly flexible about dates and times and we will always do our best to fit in with your plans.

…group tours only

Please understand that Tumbeela is a working property and it is not practical for us to offer tours to individuals. We’d love to see you but we just can’t get any work done on the farm if folks keep dropping by.

Organise your own Party

For further information and Bookings please telephone 08 83887360 or email tumbeela@ozemail.com.au

THE MEDIA

The media is a great barometer of public interest. Sometimes it leads the way and sometimes it follows, but which ever way,  
it has certainly focused on Tumbeela and the emergence of the native foods movement.

Tumbeela Native Bushfoods has featured widely in newspapers, magazines and television. Modesty however, prevents us from detailing all, but we can’t resist name dropping just a few :

ABC Gardening Australia (TV), The George Negus Show (ABC TV), The Australian Gourmet Traveler, Delicious and Country Style magazines.

A Google search on Tumbeela reveals further fascinating articles and comment.

PLANT SALES AT STIRLING MARKET

Tumbeela has a small range of Native Food Plants for Sale

These include:

Lemon Myrtles (planting notes etc)

Aniseed Myrtle

Mountain Pepper

Muntries

Riberries

The plants are on sale at the Stirling Market in the Adelaide Hills every 4^th Sunday of the month.

Guests visiting on a group tour may also purchase plants from the farm.

A full range of Tumbeela Native Bushfood products is available at the Stirling Market. Come in and have a chat with us.

Then go on to superb coffee or even better, food at any one of four or five great eating places in Stirling.


To purchase products on-line go to Contact Us