Ditch the city bustle for a breath of fresh air and romance. The Manor Basket Range in Stirling South Australia oozes rustic elegance. Think unique medieval style with exposed stone walls, crackling fireplaces, and plush furnishings – all bathed in the warm glow of fairy lights.
Picture yourself sinking into an oversized armchair by the fire, a glass of local Shiraz in hand, unwinding to the soundtrack of native birds. Pure bliss!
Ever wanted to spend a night in jail? Now you can find out without breaking the law! The Old Mount Gambier Gaol is a former prison, transformed into a quirky hostel.
You can sleep in a real cell, explore the historic building, and mingle with other adventurous travellers.
The Barossa Valley, one of Australia’s most iconic wine regions, is a haven for weekend getaways. With idyllic villages, wineries, gin distilleries, an artisan farmer’s market, a cool chocolate company, world-class Shiraz, music, and award-winning restaurants, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
But where to stay? With so many incredible Barossa Valley winery accommodation options to choose from, it can be tough to decide. Here are a few of our favourites…
Ah, castles. There’s something about these medieval marvels that whisks your mind off to a fantasy land of royalty, renaissance, and romance. Stone forts may have been originally built with the intention of keeping attackers at bay, but the beauty and charm that came along with them are undeniable.
South Australia isn’t always at the top of tourist trail itineraries, but the modest state is chock-full of varied landscapes and hidden treasures. Glamping South Australia is the perfect way to explore some of the unique features of the area, from world-class wine regions, unspoiled beaches, beautiful national parks and charming country towns.
Enjoy the immersive atmosphere of camping without the hassle of setting up and carrying bulky items with a South Australian glamping experience…
Don’t be deceived by your first impressions of this small South Australian outback town. Hidden below dusty sandstone hills you’ll find the incredible Underground Accommodation of Coober Pedy.
With 2,508 kilometers of dramatic riverscape, the Murray River is Australia’s longest river and a popular cruising destination. These Murray River Cruise Packages are very popular and include specialty activities on water and land.
You’ll find Coober Pedy underground accommodation surprisingly cool, cosy, and spacious. Named ‘dugouts’ by the locals, 60% of this town live underground so staying for a while in Coober Pedy means you’ll discover what it’s like to live in a cave! Incredibly the town’s pubs, shops, art galleries, and churches are all underground too. It … Read more
Houseboats are designed literally as a comfy floating house on the water! Don’t think cramped quarters and narrow galleys, the Murray River Houseboats in South Australia are floating holiday houses with everything you need for a unique river adventure in a striking destination.
You’ve probably got a few questions about hiring a houseboat so I’ve created this Guide to help answer your questions…