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784 Unique places to stay in South Australia

Best family friendly South Australia unique stays

Among the 784 accommodations in South Australia, here are the 4 best family friendly unique accommodations

Beach Hut Middleton - Portsea Spa Hut - South Australia
9.8 587 reviews

Beach Hut Middleton - Portsea Spa Hut

cabin
Beach Huts Middleton is located on the Fleurieu Peninsula, just a short walk from Middleton Beach and a 5-minute drive from South Lakes Golf Club and Goolwa Airport. This accommodation has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
Each chalet offers self-contained accommodation with a private patio or deck. The property features a tennis court, BBQ area, an award-winning restaurant, a spa, a fitness center and a swimming pool.
Forrest House 3br In The Heart Of Victor Harbor - South Australia
10 18 reviews

Forrest House 3br In The Heart Of Victor Harbor

bungalow
This architecturally renovated three-bedroom period house, inspired by "The Deep Dark Wood", is situated on Forest Street in Victor Harbor, offering a unique storybook setting close to local attractions.
This holiday home accommodates up to six guests and features a kitchen, internet, parking, a cubby house, an outdoor kitchen with a woodburner, and alfresco dining under a grapevine.
Escape To Luminous Pond Farm Your Private Adelaide Hills Wine Country Sanctuary - South Australia
8.0 5 reviews

Escape To Luminous Pond Farm Your Private Adelaide Hills Wine Country Sanctuary

apartment, Bridgewater
This Bridgewater farmhouse, near One Planet Cellars and RockBare Cellar Door, offers easy access to Yantaringa Reserve and Mylor Conservation Park.
The 34-square-metre property sleeps eight guests across four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, each featuring air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, and a private patio; a complimentary breakfast, hot tub, and laundry facilities are also provided.
Redwing Farmstay - South Australia
9.2 11 reviews

Redwing Farmstay

farm, Weetulta
Redwing Farmstay offers a peaceful rural retreat located in Weetulta, situated 3 kilometres from local amenities.
This family-friendly farm accommodation provides essential amenities including a kitchen with a fridge and microwave oven, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and on-site parking, with select units featuring a balcony or terrace.

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Tanonga Luxury Eco Lodges - South Australia
9.2 70 reviews

Tanonga Luxury Eco Lodges

chalet, Charlton Gully
Le Tanonga Luxury Eco Lodges is situated on the Eyre Peninsula, a short drive from the Nullarbor National Park, a popular destination for its unique wildlife and vast desert landscapes.
The lodges offer spacious, modern accommodation with a range of amenities including air conditioning, balconies, and a spa, perfect for a relaxing getaway in the heart of South Australia.
Banskia Retreat: Wanderers' Sanctuary By The Sea - South Australia
9.0 2 reviews

Banskia Retreat: Wanderers' Sanctuary By The Sea

cabin, Aldinga Beach
This Aldinga Beach cottage is conveniently located near Aldinga Scrub Conservation Park and Aldinga Beach, within walking distance of both.
The self-catering property offers one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeping up to two guests, and boasts a private swimming pool, Wi-Fi, a full kitchen, and on-site parking.
Petit Manor - South Australia
10 6 reviews

Petit Manor

cabin, Cromer
This Cromer holiday cottage is ideally situated near Cromer Conservation Park, within 10km of Wiljani Conservation Park, Little Mount Crawford Forest Reserve, Watts Gully Forest Reserve, and the National Motor Museum.
The self-catering lodge offers one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps two, features a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and microwave, a terrace, garden, parking, free Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, and includes free breakfast.
Almonta Park Lodge - South Australia
10 13 reviews

Almonta Park Lodge

chalet, Coffin Bay
This family-friendly lodge is located just three miles from Coffin Bay Lookout and Golf Club, and within six miles of Kellidie Bay Conservation Park and Coffin Bay National Park, offering a peaceful escape in a rural setting. The lodge has received excellent user ratings, making it a popular choice for families and groups.
The spacious lodge can comfortably accommodate up to ten guests in its four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a terrace, a garden, and parking, making it ideal for a relaxing and enjoyable stay.

Frequently asked questions about unique stays in South Australia

  • What are some hidden gems to explore in South Australia?

    South Australia has plenty of hidden gems! For stunning coastal scenery, try Coffin Bay National Park, known for its oyster farms and pristine beaches. Further inland, the Flinders Ranges offer incredible hiking trails and breathtaking views, with places like Wilpena Pound being particularly special. For something different, explore the Pichi Richi Railway, a heritage steam train journey through the picturesque countryside.
  • Are there any notable festivals that take place in South Australia?

    Yes! South Australia hosts many festivals. The Adelaide Fringe, one of the largest arts festivals in the southern hemisphere, is a major event. Then there's the WOMADelaide festival, celebrating world music, arts and dance. For something more local, the Barossa Vintage Festival celebrates the region's renowned wine industry.
  • Are there popular sporting events or activities in South Australia?

    Definitely! Adelaide Oval hosts cricket matches, AFL (Australian Rules Football) games, and other major sporting events. Cycling is popular, with many scenic routes available, and the Tour Down Under is a significant international cycling race held annually. Sailing and other water sports are prevalent along the coast, particularly around Adelaide and Port Lincoln.
  • What special gear or clothing is recommended for the climate in South Australia?

    South Australia's climate varies greatly depending on the region and time of year. Pack light, breathable clothing for summer, particularly in the outback where temperatures can soar. A wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and high SPF sunscreen are essential. For winter, layers are recommended, as temperatures can be cool, especially at night. Sturdy walking shoes are advisable for exploring the many hiking trails.
  • What activities allow you to experience local traditions and interact with residents of South Australia?

    Visiting local farmers' markets is a great way to interact with producers and sample regional produce. Participating in a wine tasting tour in the Barossa or Clare Valley allows you to meet winemakers and learn about their craft. Exploring smaller towns and engaging with local businesses will provide authentic interactions. Many Aboriginal cultural tours offer opportunities to learn about the region's indigenous heritage and connect with local Aboriginal communities.
  • Is South Australia known for any unique natural displays or phenomena during certain seasons?

    Yes, wildflowers bloom spectacularly in the Flinders Ranges and other parts of the state after good rainfall, usually in spring. Whale watching tours operate along the coast, particularly during migration seasons (generally between May and October). The night sky in the outback offers incredible stargazing opportunities due to the lack of light pollution.
  • What are the best local foods in South Australia?

    South Australia is renowned for its seafood, particularly oysters from Coffin Bay and prawns from Spencer Gulf. The Barossa Valley and Clare Valley produce exceptional wines. Local produce, including cheeses, olives, and fresh fruits, are widely available. Try some Kangaroo meat for a unique culinary experience. Many restaurants showcase the region's fresh, seasonal ingredients.
  • What are the best adventurous activities in South Australia?

    South Australia offers many adventurous activities. Hiking and rock climbing in the Flinders Ranges are very popular. Kayaking or canoeing through the Coorong National Park provides a unique perspective on the wetlands. Four-wheel driving in the outback allows you to explore remote areas. Shark cage diving near Port Lincoln offers a thrilling encounter with great white sharks.

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Best South Australia unique stays with a jacuzzi

Among the 784 accommodations in South Australia, here are the 4 best unique accommodations with a jacuzzi

Love At Sellicks Chills - South Australia
10 3 reviews

Love At Sellicks Chills

farm, Sellicks Hill
Love at Sellicks Chills is a farm stay situated in Sellicks Hill, 50 kilometres from Adelaide's Victoria Square and Adelaide Convention Centre.
This one-bedroom property offers a fully equipped kitchenette, a private terrace, and a Jacuzzi, perfect for a couple seeking a peaceful retreat.
Train Luxuriously Renovated 1936 Tram Countryside - South Australia
9.8 51 reviews

Train Luxuriously Renovated 1936 Tram Countryside

train
This unique self-catering property, a renovated 1936 Melbourne tram (No. 748), is situated on the southern edge of Adelaide, offering easy access to the Onkaparinga Hills.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom holiday rental sleeps two guests and boasts a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, air conditioning, a jacuzzi, and parking.
Grass Tree Gully - South Australia
9.9 348 reviews

Grass Tree Gully

cabin
The Grass Tree Gully cabin is located on the southernmost tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula, just 3 kilometres from the Deep Creek Conservation Park and offering stunning views across to Kangaroo Island. The cabin consistently receives excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The two-bedroom cabin comfortably accommodates five guests and features a fully equipped kitchen, open plan living area, and a large deck. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities including a wood fire heater, a jacuzzi, a garden, and a fitness centre, along with basic pantry supplies and access to numerous walking trails and the nearby Blowhole Beach.
Odyssey - Luxury Houseboat - South Australia
10 2 reviews

Odyssey - Luxury Houseboat

houseboat, Renmark
Odyssey, a luxury houseboat, is moored on the River Murray in Renmark, offering direct river access and views, with Paringa Bridge located 2.1 kilometers away and Lyrup Ferry a short distance further.
This three-bedroom, three-bathroom vessel accommodates up to six guests, featuring air conditioning, a jacuzzi, and a fully equipped kitchen with microwave and dishwasher, providing a comfortable base for exploring local attractions like 23rd Street Distillery and Mallee Estate Winery.

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Vineyard Retreat In The Heart Of Mclaren Vale - South Australia
No reviews

Vineyard Retreat In The Heart Of Mclaren Vale

farm, McLaren Vale
This rural gîte in McLaren Vale offers a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom accommodation for up to 6 guests, situated just 500 metres from Onkaparinga River National Park and Gem Tree Wetlands, and within easy reach of Fleurieu Arthouse and Willunga Slate Museum. Guests can enjoy air-conditioned comfort, on-site laundry facilities, and convenient access to local attractions.
Kalimna Tiny ~ Views, Stars & Serenity In Willunga - South Australia
9.9 38 reviews

Kalimna Tiny ~ Views, Stars & Serenity In Willunga

cabin
This secluded rural retreat, a handcrafted tiny home, is located in the Fleurieu Peninsula, offering panoramic ocean and rolling hill views just a few minutes' drive from Willunga's main street.
This cosy cabin accommodates up to four guests across two bedrooms, featuring a well-equipped kitchen with a fridge and microwave, air conditioning, garden, parking, and extensive outdoor living spaces including a fire pit, perfect for enjoying local wildlife and the peaceful sounds of nature.
Kw Treehouse Luxury Private Farm Escape For 2 With Walking Trails - South Australia
10 3 reviews

Kw Treehouse Luxury Private Farm Escape For 2 With Walking Trails

cabin, Crafers West
This Japanese-inspired treehouse retreat in Crafers West offers a secluded bushland escape, situated 32 kilometers from Adelaide CBD and a mere 5-minute drive from Stirling, directly opposite Belair National Park.
This accommodation for two includes a kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, and dishwasher, air conditioning, a garden, parking, and on-site wildlife, with a 2-kilometer walking track and private trails for exploring the 22-acre property.
Melaleuca - Venus Bay, South Australia - Beautiful Views, Tranquil Setting - South Australia
9.6 66 reviews

Melaleuca - Venus Bay, South Australia - Beautiful Views, Tranquil Setting

cabin, Venus Bay
This charming holiday home is situated just a short drive from Venus Bay Dock and Port Kenny Beach, offering easy access to the stunning coastline and nearby attractions. It has received excellent reviews from previous guests, highlighting its comfortable and well-equipped nature.
The two-bedroom property comfortably accommodates up to six guests, providing a relaxing retreat for families or groups of friends. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities including a fully equipped kitchen, a spa tub, a barbecue grill, and a patio, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor relaxation.
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