Adelaide Hills

Escape from life’s fast lane and make the Adelaide Hills your next holiday getaway. Barely 30 minutes from Adelaide’s city centre and 45 minutes from the airport, experience a change of pace in the Adelaide Hills. It stretches from the Barossa Valley in the north, to Kuitpo Forest in the south. The countryside is storybook-pretty. It is dappled in light, dotted with quaint villages and bustling towns. With some of Australia’s best cool-climate wines, the Adelaide Hills’ food and produce comes straight from nature’s top shelf. How good do our restaurants make all those things taste? You’ll have to find

Beerenberg Strawberry Farm

Come to Beerenberg Strawberry Farm and pick your own delicious strawberries during South Australia''s strawberry season from October to May. See the Jam Kitchen. See the historic old half timbered barn constructed in the 1840s. Our farm shop is open seven days a week all year round except Christmas Day. Beerenberg sits at the eastern end of the main street of Hahndorf, among the beautiful scenery perpetuated by the paintings of Sir Hans Heysen. The Paech family continues a horticultural tradition which began in 1839. Beerenberg kitchens produce jams, pickles, chutneys, mustards, marinades and sauces to old Hahndorf recipes.

Chain Of Ponds Wines

A taste of Tuscany in the Adelaide Hills, Chain of Ponds Wines is located in the picturesque Adelaide Hills, just a short forty-five minute drive from the city. You could easily imagine yourself in the rolling hills of Tuscany, as you sit with a glass of wine and enjoy watching a friendly game of Petanque on our immaculately presented Piste. Adjacent to our cellar door is an 1880s bluestone cottage, which has been lovingly restored and beautifully decorated. The Vineyard Cottage is a non-hosted Bed and Breakfast and can accommodate up to four couples in the one group. Tours, wine

Deviation Road Winery

Deviation Road cellar door is the crowning glory of a smart boutique wine brand established by Kate and Hamish Laurie 10 years ago. It is located at the gateway of their gorgeous 50 hectare property on Scott Creek Road, Longwood – a five minute drive south-west of Stirling in the heart of the Adelaide Hills. It is set amongst native Australian beauty, opposite Sir Mark Oliphant Conservation Park, and surrounded by the Laurie’s own 35 hectare virgin scrubland. Three acres of vines and a trufferie have been planted on the hill running above the cellar door towards the winery. Take

Daylily Garden

The establishment of Daylily Garden commenced in the mid 1950''s with the planting of the more significant trees, such as Canadian Redwoods, Copper Beech, Pecan, Maple and Liquidambar. This then paved the way for mass planting of Daylilies, Camellias and Rhododendrons. Meandering paths take the visitor on a journey of discovery, this tour includes features such as ponds, formal rose garden (with displays of David Austin varieties), hedges, ferns and rolling lawns. Daylily garden is a perfect setting for photographs, picnics, tours or quiet reflection. This garden has been designed for year round enjoyment. Our garden is open to the

Oakbank Heritage Walk

Discover the delightful village of Oakbank on this heritage walk. There are more than 40 sites for you to explore, all with numbered plaques, which are detailed in a brochure available from local businesses and the Adelaide Hills Council, Woodside. You can enjoy the walk at any time, which may take up to an hour to complete. Founded in 1840 by James Johnston of Campbelltown, Scotland, Oakbank was named after an area near Glasgow. James and his brother established their Oakbank Brewery in 1843. The original building is on the bank of the Onkaparinga River and you can buy wines