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Home in Moonta Mines
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

1880s Miner’s Cottage in Moonta Mines – Heritage

Step back in time at this 1880s miner’s cottage in historic Moonta Mines. Built over 140 years ago and extended in the early 1900s by the man who built many Yorke Peninsula roads, it still features the dining room, kitchen and bathroom he added. Lovingly owned for 12+ years and renovated twice, the cottage blends original stone walls and low doorways with modern comforts, a cozy wood fire, a well-equipped indoor & outdoor kitchen, and a big backyard perfect for BBQs under the dark night stars.

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A warm fire burns in a decorative bowl on a brick patio, surrounded by a scenic view of rooftops against a vibrant sunset sky. A bottle of wine and a glass are placed nearby, enhancing a peaceful outdoor atmosphere.
Home in Port Broughton
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Tommy Rough Shack

Tommy Rough will be your new home away from home! Perfect for a couple, but can accommodate up to 3-4 with the use of sofa beds. Retro styling, updated amenities, and all the comforts from home - just downsized, slowed down, and simplified. Pets welcome, fenced and secure back yard. She’s a little “rough around the edges”, hence the name, but is safe, comfortable and charming. Your perfect couples getaway only 2 hours from Adelaide. Our place is a 1 km walk to the pub, shops, and Jetty.

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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
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 123 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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A rustic stone cottage is surrounded by greenery, featuring a gravel courtyard with several potted plants. Black outdoor chairs are arranged around a central table, providing a welcoming space. Large windows and wooden doors adorn the front of the cottage, reflecting its charming character.
Barn in Mintaro
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 315 reviews

Stables by the Vines

In 1856, an English stonemason, Thompson Priest, began mining slate in Mintaro. At the same time, he built a home with stables at the rear of his property. Over the intervening years, the stables fell into a desperate state, however, recently, the Stable has returned to life through a sensitive restoration and refurbishment. Set on the edge of Reillys Winery, the Stable is a 100m walk through the vines to the cellar door and further 20 metres to the renowned Magpie Stump Hotel.

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A charming stone cottage is set amidst a well-maintained garden featuring a variety of flowers and greenery. The front porch is framed by climbing plants, and a pathway leads toward the entrance. A vehicle is visible parked to the right, hinting at accessible parking options.
Cottage in Clare
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 173 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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Two individuals wrapped in blankets sit closely together near a fire pit, surrounded by natural scenery. A gravel area is outlined by wooden stumps and two foldable chairs. Lush greenery and rows of vines extend in the background, creating a peaceful outdoor atmosphere.
Tiny home in Penwortham
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Slow Cabin | Architecturally Designed Retreat

Escape to an architecturally-designed retreat amongst the vines of the Clare Valley. Slow Cabin is a private sanctuary created for rest, connection and slower days. Soak in the outdoor bath, share local wine by the firepit, watch the stars overhead and wake to peaceful vineyard views. Thoughtfully designed with warm timber interiors and expansive windows, it’s the perfect escape for couples seeking quiet, romance and time to reconnect.

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Lush rows of grapevines stretch across the gentle slopes of a vineyard, leading to a spacious cabin adorned with large windows. The cabin's outdoor seating area is visible, set against a vibrant sky transitioning from warm hues to twilight.
Guesthouse in Sevenhill
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 223 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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A modern structure with a covered outdoor area is set amidst tall gum trees. The gravel pathway leads to a spacious outdoor area, with green foliage forming a natural border. A small planter with flowers adds a touch of color to the scene.
Cabin in Clare
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 464 reviews

Yarrabee Retreat, close to Riesling trail.

Yarrabee Retreat is a cosy, modern, freshly renovated space (55m2) situated on our 2 and a half acres, framed by gum trees and with abundant wildlife. Yarrabee means "many gum trees", and is only five mins drive to Clare. An easy 5 mins walk to Clare Valley Cycle Hire and a leisurely stroll to local wineries. A bright open plan living area, with the kitchenette equipped with a single burner induction hob and microwave.

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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, 256 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 a historic house with a red roof and verandah is shown. Surrounding gardens feature low shrubs and plants, with a view of the house's prominent windows and doorways. A rustic fence runs along the front, complementing the overall charm of the property.
Cottage in Laura
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 430 reviews

Alex's Country House

Alex's house is located in the South Australian town of Laura in the southern Flinders Ranges. Built in the early 1900's, this gracious comfortable house has a relaxed feel with generous rooms, high ceilings and modern amenities. It is filled with books, art, trashy novels, board games and spaces to play them or watch tv and lounge in front of the fire with a glass of local wine.

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The image displays a serene beach scene with soft white sand and clear turquoise waters. Groups of people are walking along the shoreline, and rocky formations border the beach. A wooden boardwalk is visible in the foreground, providing access to the beach.
Townhouse in Wallaroo
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

Wallaroo Jetty Holiday Accommodation

JUNE< JULY SPECIAL Pay 3 night's stay 4 nights. Enquire with dates for special offer Absolute Beach Front Accommodation overlooking Wallaroo bay and Jetty. Easy walking distance to Hotels Shops, Supermarkets, Restaurants and Jetty. Minutes away from Marina, Boat Ramp, Hospital and short drive to Kadina & Moonta. Two hour easy drive from Adelaide

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Guesthouse in Mintaro
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 213 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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All about Port Broughton

Port Broughton is an idyllic seaside town on the South Australian coast. This quiet destination offers ample opportunity for viewing wildlife, surfing, and exploring rural Australia’s history. Located on the northernmost prominence of the Yorke Peninsula, this area is known for its world-renowned fishing operations and its growing popularity as a family-friendly holiday destination.

Snack on some fried calamari or enjoy a full shellfish platter in one of the area’s many renowned seafood restaurants before spending your days surfing, diving around shipwrecks, or walking the kilometres of historic trails that line the peninsula. Port Broughton acts as a gateway to the rest of the Yorke Peninsula and is a great base for exploring the rest of the region’s sights thanks to the easily accessible network of roads. Spend your evenings watching the sunset over the ocean while pelicans fly overhead and dolphins play before retiring to your peaceful accommodation in Port Broughton.

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Clare Valley Wineries

A short drive from Port Broughton lies the Clare Valley — world-renowned for its many five-star wineries and picturesque landscapes that dot the horizon. Many local wineries offer tours during the day, tasting events, and the opportunity to purchase award-winning wines directly from the producer. Gourmet picnics are also available for purchase, and you can enjoy a picture-perfect meal among the rolling vineyards.

Charter Boat

Port Broughton is well known across Australia for its seafood and its exceptional coastal fishing opportunities. In addition, several tour operators in the area offer deep sea fishing trips that cater to those wanting to catch their own crabs, snapper, prawns, and salmon trout. You can also book many of these same charters for dolphin viewing or scuba diving excursions as well.

Port Broughton Heritage Centre

Originally constructed as the regional school in 1882, the town later converted the building into a cultural preservation centre in 1993. The museum now contains several hands-on exhibits with artifacts, photos, and historical documents. Collections are arranged in themed rooms that focus on the community, local commerce, and Plangon Dolls.