Discover Wyberba: Wine, Chocolate and Nature

Wyberba combines wine experiences and chocolate with nature activities in nearby Girraween National Park. This gives you a choice of different highlights when planning your trip: a guided walk through a vineyard, wine tastings, chocolate experiences and wildlife watching. The activities also differ in whether they take place regularly or are tied to particular seasons.

Wine experiences in Wyberba

At Balancing Heart Vineyard, winemaker Mike Hayes leads a guided walk through the vineyard. It explores the 250-million-year geological history of the soils. A wine-tasting masterclass with Mike Hayes offers a different focus, followed by an invitation to enjoy an informal drink with him at the bar. The walk focuses on the soil and geology, while the masterclass focuses on tasting.

Balancing Heart Vineyard also offers visitors free wine tastings seven days a week. There is live music at the cellar door every weekend. Check the current music program before your trip and confirm the latest details of the wine tastings before your visit.

Tastings and seasonal highlights

At Pyramids Road Wines, a historic tasting shed invites you to discover Granite Belt wines. Winemaker Warren also offers a relaxed, informal and educational wine tasting. During the grape harvest, visitors can watch volunteers at Pyramids Road Wines stomp grapes for rosé with their feet. This seasonal activity takes place during the grape harvest. Grape stomping is a highlight during harvest, while wildflowers bloom in the park in spring.

Chocolate and drinks

Heavenly Chocolate serves hot coffee and cold drinks in its garden area. The offerings also include a selection of chocolates and gourmet products, as well as hot European chocolate in a range of flavours. Products and visitor arrangements may change, so check the latest details before you arrive.

Girraween nearby

Near Wyberba, a sealed road continues 9 km east through the Wyberba Valley to the visitor information building at Girraween National Park. The building is open year-round. Rangers may be available on busy weekends and during school holidays. Check the latest park information if speaking with a ranger is important to your plans.

In the park, you can spot kangaroos, possums and many colourful birds; colourful wildflowers bloom there in spring. The Wyberba Walk near Wyberba is wheelchair accessible. Check the official park information for current access conditions before your visit.

Where to stay in Wyberba

Wisteria Cottage offers accommodation in three cottages in Wyberba. Check current availability before booking.

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