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Home in Clare

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

White on Wright Clare B&B

I am delighted to host White on Wright Street for owners Fred & Simone. This three bedroom house is well appointed for couples, groups or families, designed to sleep up to 8 guests comfortably. Conveniently located right near the Riesling Trail and a short stroll to the main street of town. The house is light and bright, with a clean comfortable interior. There are 3 bedrooms, all with ceiling fans, 2 lounge rooms - one with a Queen size sofa bed, 2 bathrooms, Kitchen, dining room and laundry

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Cottage in Spring Gully

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Mount Charmal Cottage

The cottage is set on 100 acres of large gum studded valleys. Peaceful and quiet, yet close to wineries and hotel. With 2 queen bedrooms, full kitchen amenities. BRAND NEW 4 PERSON SPA under pergola. Breakfast supplies for the first 2 days of any booking plus cheese,dips and wine . When booking please confirm number of couples and singles for bedding. This is important to set up one or two beds. Lwends and easter minimum cost is based on 4 people No Sunday arrivals No Wi-Fi No pets

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Farm in Sevenhill

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Woodlands - Vineyard setting

Premier location in Clare Valley. It has a scenic setting with a spacious lawn and garden surrounding the home. 4 bedrooms, 3 doubles, 2 singles, views from each room of countryside or garden. Two bathrooms. WIFI, Netflix, vineyard, swimming pool. Modern appliances, study, spacious living areas, kitchen, dining area, two lounge areas. Stone bench tops, dishwasher, Bosch microwave, cooktop, oven. Ducted RC/AC in all rooms. BBQ, campfire spots from April-Nov when fireban season is not active.

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Holiday home in Auburn

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

The Loft; bright heritage apartment central Auburn

Looking for a getaway - The Loft is tops! Perfect location, walking distance to multiple cellar doors, cross the road to Ulster Park, The Little Birds and Joyful Bunch, The Rising Sun with an IGA a short walk away. The Loft (accessible via staircase) is a two bedroom apartment; main double bedroom (sleeps 2) has a slow combustion heater, reverse cycle AC, sofa & TV, cosy twin bed room, large eat in kitchen, bathroom with large bath & shower, onsite parking. Heaters & electric blankets!

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Cottage in Stanley Flat

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 181 reviews

Sweet Briar in the Vines - original stone cottage

Sweet Briar in the Vines is close to The Riesling Bike & Walking trail, Vineyards , Wineries, Clare Town, restaurants and cafes, parks, art galleries . You’ll love my place because of the peaceful surroundings, proximity to the town, the fresh air, the starlit sky, the views, the cosy fireplace, the wineries, the generous breakfast provisions and the fabulous bottle of complimentary O'Dwyer Wine. My place is good for couples, adventurers, business travellers, families and groups.

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Cottage in Clare

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Delightful spacious cottage in the Heart of Clare

This cottage is a true gem with many "homely" comforts. It is set in a quiet street with everything you need for a relaxing getaway. Walking distance to Clare's town centre, the beautiful Riesling Trail & various restaurants including, Mr Mick's Cellar Door & Tapas Restaurant, Indii of Clare, Seed Restaurant & Rooftop Bar, Antidote Kitchen & Ragu & Co Italian. Local cafes include 1871, Daily Grind, Zest & Just Julie's. Relax in the reading nook, lounge or outside with a BBQ.

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Home in Clare

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 175 reviews

O'Briens of Clare - Stylish Vineyard Accommodation

Stylish Vineyard Accommodation. Idyllic setting. Perfect entertainer for 8. Rates are for 8 guests / 4 bedrooms (1 king and 3 queen beds). Blend of character and modern. Wide decks for relaxing. Inground Pool. RC Ducted aircon. Firepit. 5 acres to meander. 2 mins drive to town, restaurants, RieslingTrail & world class wineries. Ample parking. Family friendly and ideal space for children. Pets on request. Amazing for star gazing on a clear night. The perfect place to relax!

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Villa in Mintaro

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Mintaro Cottage: Cypress Studio - 1 Bedroom

Nestled in the stunning Clare Valley wine region is a cosy stone cottage. Graced with views of the natural surroundings and carefully planned to provide guests with a private experience, Mintaro Cottage's Cyprus villa is a fabulous setting for escape and relaxation. Crafted in 1856 from slate into a carpenter’s barn, with extensive restoration and contemporary open plan. The Villa boasts vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors and a charming wood fireplace.

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Guesthouse in Sevenhill

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 185 reviews

Two Fat Ponies - "Sunset”

Tucked away just two kilometres off the Horrocks Highway in Sevenhill, this working vineyard accommodation, Two Fat Ponies, is a breath of fresh Clare Valley air with its lovely view of the vineyard and countryside. Two Fat Ponies is located within a five-kilometre radius of over ten renowned Clare Valley wineries, it is the ideal spot to stay whilst you explore this classic rural region of colonial South Australia, the Clare Valley.

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Home in Kapunda

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 216 reviews

Old Mill Cottage

Old Mill Cottage is ideal for a quiet getaway with its picturesque garden to relax in. It is close to Dutton Park Recreation area including the Golf Course and Trotting Track. Walking distance to the main street with great eateries and up to date information centre. The Historic Mine site and the Mawson, Heysen and Kidman walking trails are on the doorstep. Kapunda is nestled between the famous Barossa and Clare wine regions.

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Guesthouse in Mintaro

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Crooked Nook

A spacious slate building circa 1850, situated at the back of a large leafy block in the historic village of Mintaro (Clare Valley), and renovated to include modern comforts. You will be delighted to discover each of the vintage displays featuring beautiful antique pieces. All within walking distance of cellar door restaurant and hotel.

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Guesthouse in Clare

4.78 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Cosy in Clare Minimum 2 nights

PRIVATE, SELF CONTAINED FLAT. COSY, COMFORTABLE AND VERY GOOD VALUE ACCOMMODATION. MINIMUM 2 NIGHTS ADDITIONAL GUEST COST IS $20 We are back after completing refurbishment, repainting and new furnishings.We would love to welcome you to our little sanctuary, quiet setting yet 1 km to Main Street.

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White Cedars Cafe9 locals recommend

St Just Cafe3 locals recommend

Good Golly Miss Polly4 locals recommend

Burra Regional Art Gallery3 locals recommend

Burra Visitor Centre3 locals recommend

Burra Hotel3 locals recommend

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Tiny home in Clare

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 30 reviews

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Home in Leasingham

5 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

Gullyview Getaway amongst the vineyards

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Farm stay in Watervale

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 91 reviews

Little Bunyip Studio

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Apartment in Emu Flat

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 96 reviews

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Cottage in Rhynie

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 57 reviews

Cedar Cottage - Quaint & cosy with country charm

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Cottage in Clare

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 39 reviews

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Cabin in Warnertown

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 408 reviews

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Cottage in Burra

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 355 reviews

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Your guide to Burra

All About Burra

The mining town of Burra is around 130 kilometres from Adelaide, between the lush vineyards of Clare Valley and the red dirt of the South Australian Outback. Burra was once one of the largest inland towns in Australia due to its thriving copper mine, and is the best-preserved 19th-century mining town in the country.

Today, Burra draws on its rich heritage to attract visitors from near and far, with 43 sites of importance to explore. You can delve into the town’s mining history at the Monster Mine Site, the largest mine site in Burra. Marvel at the enormity of the open cut mine and explore the many underground dugouts and long abandoned mine sites, as well as visiting the Powder Magazine — the oldest surviving mining building in Australia. A visit to the Burra Regional Art Gallery will also provide a fascinating insight into the town’s past and present through art.

The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Burra

The most pleasant time to visit is September to November and March to May, when the days are generally warm and sunny with a lower chance of rain, perfect for exploring Burra’s attractions. In May, the Burra Antiques and Collectables fair takes place, a much-loved local event with many treasures to be found as well as market stalls and a vintage car show. In November the Burra Country Music Festival takes over the town, attracting musicians from far and wide for a weekend of music and events. If you plan on visiting Burra in summer the town can get very hot, so remember to bring a hat and sunscreen. Whenever you decide to visit, you’ll find a good range of accommodations in Burra to suit all tastes and budgets.

Top things to do in Burra

The Monster Mine Site

The largest mine site in Burra is a huge open-air museum with ruins of old buildings and machinery from the mining period. Take in the spectacular views of the open cut mine and the glistening, blue lake below, as well as great views over the town. You can visit on foot for free, but with the Burra Heritage Passport, you can arrive by car for easier access, and the passport also lets you visit other historic sites in town.

Red Banks Conservation Park

Take the 15-minute drive out of Burra to the Red Banks Conservation Park to see the Red Cliffs of Baldina Creek. Arrive in the late afternoon and witness the amazing colours the sun creates on the striking red cliffs that give the park its name. There is also an abundance of wildlife to spot, and you can walk the five-kilometre Landscapes of Change Hike to learn about giant wombats that lived in South Australia 65,000 years ago.

Hampton Township

On the edge of Burra is Hampton Township, the original settlement for English people who came here during the mining boom. There are no complete buildings, and the township is in ruins, a stark glimpse into what the town once looked like. From here you will also gain sweeping views of Burra.

Holiday houses in Burra

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Your guide to Burra

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Top things to do in Burra

The Monster Mine Site

Red Banks Conservation Park

Hampton Township

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