Nestled in the southern Hunter Valley, Wollombi is a historic village where colonial charm meets a contemporary food and wine culture. This former Great North Road waypoint has evolved into a sought-after destination for epicurean
travellers while retaining its authentic country character.

The Wollombi Wine Trail features family-owned boutique wineries offering personal tasting experiences that contrast with the region's larger estates. Here, visitors often meet the winemakers themselves, sampling distinctive varieties
like Verdelho and Semillon in historic settings or under shady verandahs. The village's culinary scene revolves around intimate cafes and restaurants housed in heritage sandstone buildings, where local eateries showcase regional
produce and Hunter Valley specialties. Seasonal menus feature local cheeses, farm-fresh vegetables, and artisanal products from surrounding producers. Accommodation ranges from heritage guesthouses to boutique B&Bs set on expansive bushland properties, each offering a blend of colonial character and modern comfort. Regular markets bring together local artisans and food producers, while seasonal festivals celebrate the region's culinary highlights. Bordered by Laguna, Millfield, and the Broke-Fordwich wine region, Wollombi provides an ideal base for exploring the less-travelled corners of the
Hunter Valley.