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Walk the rows at Jurlique Farm with a Brand Ambassador and learn biodynamic farming, soil care and plant propagation on this private 90‑minute immersion. Finish with a herbal tea and an exclusive 40ml hand cream from the farm shop.
Walk the rows at Jurlique Farm with a Brand Ambassador and learn biodynamic farming, soil care and plant propagation on this private 90‑minute immersion. Finish with a herbal tea and an exclusive 40ml hand cream from the farm shop.
You step through a low wooden gate and the air changes: rosemary, lavender and damp soil meeting the soft eucalyptus scent of the Adelaide Hills. Seedbeds run in neat rows, bees busily threading between flowers, and a Jurlique Brand Ambassador guides you along packed earth paths, pausing to show a cutting, a compost heap, a leaf tincture.
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Operated by Jurlique · Adelaide, South Australia
You step through a low wooden gate and the air changes: rosemary, lavender and damp soil meeting the soft eucalyptus scent of the Adelaide Hills. Seedbeds run in neat rows, bees busily threading between flowers, and a Jurlique Brand Ambassador guides you along packed earth paths, pausing to show a cutting, a compost heap, a leaf tincture.
Jurlique grew from a farm-first approach to skincare, grounding product development in local soils and plant propagation. The Adelaide Hills’ cool Mediterranean climate and well-drained loams favor herbs and calendula; visitors see the practical side of biodynamic farming—crop rotation, compost production and hand-harvest techniques—rather than lab-only formulations. Nearby towns like Stirling and Hahndorf carry a mix of German heritage and artisan food culture that complements a farm visit.
The private 90-minute immersion balances storytelling and hands-on learning: seedling propagation, plant uses for skin, and soil-fertility demonstrations. Expect close-up explanations rather than strenuous walking; pathways are gentle but can be uneven after rain.
Practicalities: tours run 90 minutes and are tailored to your group as a private experience—book well in advance, especially on weekends. Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes, sun protection and bring a refillable water bottle. Photography is encouraged but respect plant beds and signage. The visit concludes with a cup of hand-brewed Jurlique herbal tea and a visit to the farm shop where exclusive products and your included 40ml hand cream await. For a short, tactile farm-to-skin immersion in the Adelaide Hills, this private tour is both approachable and unexpectedly informative.
Yes—it's family-friendly and suitable for children; guests carrying infants should be comfortable doing so during the experience.
Service animals are allowed; pet dogs are not typically permitted so check with the operator before bringing a non-service pet.
The 90‑minute guided tour, a cup of hand-made Jurlique Farm herbal tea, exclusive farm gifts (hat, tote, fan) and an iconic 40ml hand cream are included.
Full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled time; no refund within 24 hours of the tour.
Jurlique operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step through a low wooden gate and the air changes: rosemary, lavender and damp soil meeting the soft eucalyptus scent of the Adelaide Hills. Seedbeds run in neat rows, bees busily threading between flowers, and a Jurlique Brand Ambassador guides you along packed earth paths, pausing to show a cutting, a compost heap, a leaf tincture.
You step through a low wooden gate and the air changes: rosemary, lavender and damp soil meeting the soft eucalyptus scent of the Adelaide Hills. Seedbeds run in neat rows, bees busily threading between flowers, and a Jurlique Brand Ambassador guides you along packed earth paths, pausing to show a cutting, a compost heap, a leaf tincture.
Jurlique grew from a farm-first approach to skincare, grounding product development in local soils and plant propagation. The Adelaide Hills’ cool Mediterranean climate and well-drained loams favor herbs and calendula; visitors see the practical side of biodynamic farming—crop rotation, compost production and hand-harvest techniques—rather than lab-only formulations. Nearby towns like Stirling and Hahndorf carry a mix of German heritage and artisan food culture that complements a farm visit.
The private 90-minute immersion balances storytelling and hands-on learning: seedling propagation, plant uses for skin, and soil-fertility demonstrations. Expect close-up explanations rather than strenuous walking; pathways are gentle but can be uneven after rain.
Practicalities: tours run 90 minutes and are tailored to your group as a private experience—book well in advance, especially on weekends. Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes, sun protection and bring a refillable water bottle. Photography is encouraged but respect plant beds and signage. The visit concludes with a cup of hand-brewed Jurlique herbal tea and a visit to the farm shop where exclusive products and your included 40ml hand cream await. For a short, tactile farm-to-skin immersion in the Adelaide Hills, this private tour is both approachable and unexpectedly informative.