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The exterior of The Little Blue Shack is depicted, featuring a light blue facade with multiple large windows. A wooden deck is seen at the front, equipped with comfortable seating and stairs leading up to the entrance. Nearby vegetation adds a natural touch to the surroundings.
Home in Clinton
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

‘The Little Blue Shack’

Only 90 minutes drive from Adelaide, 'The Little Blue Shack’ is located on the foreshore in the quiet township of Clinton. Overlooking the ‘Gulf of St Vincent’ witness stunning sunrises & watch the ever-changing tide ebb & flow. Try your luck raking for crabs or take a bike ride to nearby Price using the dedicated track. A paradise for bird watchers & the perfect place to relaxing & unwind. Alternatively, Clinton makes a great base for exploring the Yorke Peninsula or Clare Valley wine region.

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A clear view of the ocean is visible across the road, framed by neatly trimmed grass. Two tall pine trees stand along the waterfront, with a wooden pavilion and jetty in the distance. The scene captures a serene coastal environment.
Home in Stansbury
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 263 reviews

Beachfront Apartment on the Esplanade Sleeps 8

Beachfront Apartment on Esplanade Reverse cycle air-conditioning Off street parking, WIFI, Open kitchen dining & lounge area with Flat screen TV Separate toilet, Bathroom with shower and toilet, laundry with washing machine & drier Top bunks suitable for children only!! All Un booked bedrooms will be locked!! Pets ok but must be added to the booking on Airbnb! Front & rear veranda with gas BBQ outdoor table & chairs Linen Provided Sheets, Towels, Quilts & pillows provided for booked beds only.

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An outdoor deck is featured along the front of the stylish bed and breakfast, with comfortable seating and a dining area. The well-kept lawn extends toward trees and open space in the background, providing a serene setting under a clear blue sky.
Home in Sevenhill
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Luxury B&B located in the stunning Clare Valley

Enjoy the glamour of this stylish, upscale bed and breakfast. Featuring 2 bedrooms with adjoining ensuites, spacious open living plan and stunning views from the outdoor deck. Perfectly situated within close proximity to an array of local wineries and award-winning hotels. Enjoy the historic Riesling Trail at your doorstep, providing a fun and adventurous way to experience the Clare Valley. A luxurious getaway a short distance from the city. Don't miss this highly sought after opportunity!

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The spacious interior features natural wood flooring and rustic wooden furniture. Soft lighting hangs from the ceiling, creating a cozy ambiance. Large windows allow natural light to flow in, revealing views of the outdoors and enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Tiny home in Crafers West
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 501 reviews

Tiny home overlooking the sea nestled in the hills

This beautiful shipping container tiny home is wonderful for people who love nature, animals and walking in the bush. This rustic tiny home is architecturally designed and constructed almost entirely of recycled materials gathered from house demolitions. Situated in an amazing location overlooking large lawns and a pond with sea views only 20mins from the cbd. We would love to share our quirky home with you. We also rent space for parties and weddings at a higher cost per night. Just ask

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A charming brick building is framed by lush greenery and blooming yellow flowers. A serene pond reflects the surrounding trees, creating a peaceful atmosphere. The property’s natural beauty enhances the tranquil retreat feel.
Apartment in Kuitpo
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 359 reviews

Chesterdale

Chesterdale is in the heart of Kuitpo forest on 32 acres, surrounded by 8,900 acres of pine plantations and native forests. Perfect for walking and riding, the Heysen and Kidman trails are accessible through our back gate. Famous McLaren Vale and Adelaide Hills wineries are nearby. While the guest suite is attached to the main house, it is quite separate and totally private. A 50 minute drive from Adelaide’s CBD and a 20 minute drive from southern beaches, it is perfect for a weekend escape.

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A cozy interior features a spacious queen bed with soft linens, complemented by a textured throw blanket. Natural light enters through multiple windows, illuminating the living area with a comfortable couch and coffee table. Modern kitchen appliances are visible, along with a stylish dining bar.
Train in Blewitt Springs
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 167 reviews

redhens | three-five-four

Our repurposed Redhen railcar sits amidst the vines with elevated views over Blewitt Springs; a beautiful corner of the McLaren Vale wine region. Each space (driver's cabin & three-five-four) offers well appointed kitchens, queen beds, spectacular views from your own deck or choose to stay cozy inside. Close to numerous cellar doors, breweries and restaurants. A stunning space to relax and enjoy the incredible view after a days winetasting or adventures on the stunning Fleurieu Peninsula.

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A cozy scene is presented with two glasses of red wine positioned beside a bottle on a wooden table. A warm fire burns in the wood combustion stove, creating a welcoming ambiance, complemented by a book resting nearby.
Home in Blewitt Springs
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 356 reviews

Lost in the Vines. Vineyard Escape.

Space & peace to self isolate in beautiful surroundings with lots of trees & fabulous views. Sit by the wood combustion fire & warm your soul or lie in until lunchtime in soft linen sheets, listening to birdsong. Lost in the Vines is a very private space in the McLaren Vale wine district, surrounded by vines & views, with lots of great walks, wineries & restaurants nearby. The house is all yours but I am generally around if you have any queries. Walk, ride, read or just kick back.

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A wooden table set beneath a large umbrella overlooks the ocean. The sun reflects off the water, creating a bright scene. The surrounding area features a low fence and hints of outdoor furniture, indicating a spacious outdoor living space.
Home in Port Victoria
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Pelican Place, ocean front in Port Victoria

Pelican Place is a beachfront property in Port Victoria. Ideally located within a short walk to the jetty with stunning views of the ocean.  A short walk to the shop and Port Victoria Hotel and kiosk. The perfect getaway for two families, Pelican Place comfortably sleeps nine. There is plenty of room to entertain in the open plan living area which opens out onto the outdoors and coastal views. Enjoy a glass of wine as you watch the fisherman on the jetty and enjoy the sunset.

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A warm campfire flickers in the foreground, surrounded by stones. A well-lit house is visible in the background, situated on a rocky shoreline under a moody sky. Subtle shadows are cast by the building, blending with the natural landscape.
Home in Chinaman Wells
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

Beach, Sunsets, Fishing, Family Fun Chinaman Wells

An absolute slice of heaven where relaxation is a priority, fishing is real and exploring the reefs with snorkeling or canoeing is possible. If you are looking for a peaceful place where you can relax or you can be as active as you want, Chinaman Wells is it! Feel all the stress of the real world melting away with each minute you spend watching the magical sunsets and digging your feet into the sand connecting back to the earth.

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The exterior of a modern single-story home is illuminated softly at dusk. A welcoming entrance is framed by neatly trimmed hedges, while large windows reflect a warm glow from inside. The overall structure is complemented by a gently sloped roof and a tranquil garden path.
Home in Stansbury
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Stan Breeze: Elegant Family Retreat

Unpack your bags and get ready for some family fun and relaxing times at Stan Breeze. This modern home offers luxury, sophistication, an open floor plan and an indoor alfresco area designed for entertaining. Natural light seeps through creating a bright space during the day, with the fireplace infusing the home with warmth at night. Beautiful memories will start at Stan Breeze – an experience to remember with your family.

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An expansive view of the tranquil waterfront is displayed, featuring a calm sea under a clear blue sky. A fishing jetty is visible in the distance, while gentle waves lap against rocky edges. Greenery and seating areas are seen along the shoreline, inviting relaxation.
Home in Wallaroo
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 251 reviews

Wallaroo Customs House

The 1862 waterfront Heritage listed Wallaroo Customs House is now available for you to experience, recently renovated and restored. Spacious living areas inside and out providing: three comfortable queen bedrooms, with ocean views, a stylish new kitchen with ocean views, and two beautiful heritage styled bathrooms. Only metres to the beaches, eateries and the jetty. An easy 5 minute walk to the main shopping centre.

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The exterior of the holiday home is shown, featuring a modern design with a spacious front deck. Large glass doors provide access to the interior, and the surrounding area includes neatly maintained gravel and grass, contributing to a welcoming outdoor environment.
Home in Clinton
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Beachfront Gem | Cast a Line at 29

‘Cast A Line’ is nestled in the small township of Port Clinton on the Yorke Peninsula of South Australia - only 125km from Adelaide's CBD! Our holiday home is perfect for relaxing, exploring or just admiring the sea views! Returning to the comfort of 'Cast a Line' is the perfect way to end a day spent adventuring the wonders of the Yorke Peninsula. Follow both our guests and our personal stays @castalineattwentynine

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All about Ardrossan

The coastal farming town of Ardrossan in southern Australia makes its mark on the surrounding scenery with dramatic red clay bluffs that rise stunningly from the sea. Situated on the northern bounds of the St. Vincent Gulf, Ardrossan serves as the perfect jumping-off point for exploration of the Yorke Peninsula’s many vineyards, kilometres of picture-perfect beaches, and myriad outdoor activities. Ardrossan is also well known as a central agricultural hub, and the barley belt of the Yorke Peninsula, so expect to find rolling farmland as far as the eye can see here.

The compact town has a collection of seafood restaurants, boutique shops, and cafes, all a stone’s throw from the water. Wineries up and down the coast allow visitors to taste a selection of award-winning wines of the Cabernet, Chardonnay, and Shiraz variety. Take a walk down the town’s famous jetty for fishing, crabbing, and sunset viewing opportunities alike. Or, take day trips to the surrounding capital city of Adelaide for metropolitan activities and the Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park to explore the southern tip of the peninsula.

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Ardrossan Museum

In the mid-1800s, an Ardrossan farmer invented the “Stump Jump Plough,” a device that revolutionized agriculture across the continent. Today, the former factory dedicated to manufacturing the iconic tilling device has been converted into the Ardrossan Museum, and each exhibit explores different aspects of the region’s agricultural history.

Fishing and Crabbing

The blue swimmer crab is a local culinary delicacy in Ardrossan. During the summer, you can search the low tidal areas or cast nets from the jetty to try your hand at catching some of the famed crustaceans. If you’re interested in fishing, the waters in the surrounding gulf are also well known for their abundance of snapper, mulloway, snook, squid, garfish, tommy ruffs, mullet, and King George whiting.

Zanoni Wreck

One of 85 shipwrecks off the coast of the Yorke Peninsula, the Zanoni was a wheat clipper sunk in 1867. Rediscovered in 1983 and declared a historic shipwreck the same year, the Zanoni wreck site has become a popular diving destination for those able to obtain the required permits. In 1984, the No. 5 Barge was sunk about a mile south of the wreck as an alternate dive site for those who don’t want to go through the required permitting process.

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