Fleurieu Peninsula

Visit the cellar doors, laze around the river and mess about in boats. Learn how to surf or watch whales and their calves play in the ocean. The Fleurieu Peninsula has a real beach culture. Surfers jog down to the water each morning with boards under their arm. Families lay on the sand, eating fish and chips. You’ll enjoy the sun, food and wine in this little slice of heaven. The Fleurieu Peninsula’s green hills are bounded by clifftops, beaches, coves and the winding Murray River. The river pans out and forms a beautiful, calm pool at Goolwa. Sit on

Meadows Monthly Market

The Meadows Monthly Market is held on the second Sunday of each month and features stalls inside and outside with a wide variety of local produce including vegetables, fruit, jams, honey and eggs, plants, books, crafts and collectables. There are displays and demonstrations, which vary from month to month. Barbecue, Devonshire teas, sandwiches and soup are available at reasonable prices. Proceeds assist maintenance of the Meadows Hall. Admission is free and there is plenty of car parking, as well as a playground and park nearby. The Meadows Four Day Easter Fair is held each year at the Meadows Hall and

Willunga Farmers Market

Willunga Farmers Market was the first farmers market to be established in South Australia and is now considered one of the best. ‘Meet the grower and taste the region’ is the theme for this market, held every Saturday in Willunga Town Square. With more than 55 stalls selling fresh primary produce from regional farms and Fleurieu Peninsula products shoppers experience a diverse variety, showcasing all that is fresh and seasonal. Every Saturday from 8am to 12:30pm in Willunga Town Square.

Bleasdale Vineyards

Bleasdale Winery and Vineyards is owned and operated by fifth generation members of the Potts family, with Paul Hotker as the current winemaker. The winery, founded in 1850, has been classified by the National Trust and is listed on the State and National Heritage Registers. The cellars, constructed from red gum and limestone, house the old red gum vats and some of the equipment used by previous generations. The splendid red gum lever press, hand-sawn in the 1890''s, is well worth a look. Today''s winery has the latest technology but still maintains the family traditions - the Pott''s philosophy of

Mollydooker Wines

The enchanting Mollydooker Wines - McLaren Vale story began when two left-handers, Sarah and Sparky Marquis, discovered they had an extraordinary talent for making wine. Love, passion and a commitment to excellence has produced a consistently outstanding range of wines. Velvet Glove and Carnival of Love have both received 99 points from The Wine Advocate, and Wine Spectator ranked the 2006 and 2007 Carnival of Love as the eighth and ninth best wines in the world, respectively. If passion has a flavour, you’ll find it in a glass of Mollydooker wine. Want to experience your own glass of Mollydooker in