| | | | Places to Stay in Clare Australia |  | Casablanca is a two bedroom suite with plenty of space and comfort, for two couples to enjoy a relaxing stay. Each bedroom has a queen size bed and the bathroom has separate bath and shower. The eat-in kitchen has all you need to prepare a hearty breakfast, with plenty of bench tops, a good sized fridge, a large convection/microwave and a relaxed atmosphere. The large lounge room with slow combustion wood fire, overlooks the outdoor BBQ area, and pergola. With the character of exposed... |
|  | Circa 1922 homestead surrounded by garden, lawns, native shrubs and rural property. Provides elegant and nostalgic accommodation. Large rooms, dome and ornate ceilings, bay windows, leadlight and lace-work on wide return verandah. |
|  | THIS NEWLY RENOVATED SPACIOUS HOME BOASTS THREE LARGE BEDROOMS AND ELEGANT FURNISHINGS THROUGHT, AND IS SET AMONGST PEACEFUL GARDENS WITH GREAT VIEWS OVER THE TOWN.COMBINING THE WARMTH OF THE OLD AND THE COMFORT OF THE NEW. IT'S THE PERFECT SPOT TO SPEND TIME OUT WITH FAVOURITE FRIENDS OR INDULGE IN A ROMANTIC RETREAT FOR TWO.RELAX.......INDULGE.........UNWIND........... WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO...........*** Please note that rates quoted are indicative... |
|  | Croll Cottage is a self-catering, charming old home built of local stone with slate verandahs, leadlight features, open wood fire, firewood, rainwater, bath, shower, reverse cycle air conditioning in lounge, radiogram, TV,VCR,CD player.An easy walk to shops,wineries, restaurants, swimming pool and lawn Bowls.On arrival, just park your vehicle and enjoy a sightseeing stroll around the Clare Lions Club Historic Walk. Walk or cycle the Riesling Trail.Take a leisurely drive to all... |
|  | Aaby's is set in a tree-studded rural acre of land on the southern edge of the township of Clare, overlooking the Riesling Trail. Within walking distance of Salt n Vines Restaurant & Kirrihill Estate, and a central base for visitors to explore the many attractions of the Clare Valley.Features Include:4 bedrooms (1 king, 2 queen, 2 singles)2 bathrooms (bath)Full kitchen CD TV petanqueLaundry R/C air conditioning Log burning fire Alfresco dining BBQ facilitiesAll... |
| | | | | Tourist Information for Clare Australia | Clare Valley is one of the most acclaimed wine regions in South Australia and the whole of Australia. Why not try something a little different from your usual winery tour - hop on a bike and give the Aussie Wine Trail Clare Valley has to offer a go.
| Clare is a very pretty country town right in the middle of South Australia's premier wine region. Clare has alot to offer its visitors - a unique gourmet food and wine experience, the Riesling Trail, Clare Golf Course and a number of specialty shops. There is so much to see and do in Clare and it surrounding towns.
| Holiday accommodation in Clare is of high quality and variety. Visit our site to find out what self catering holiday accommodation Clare has to offer - delightful B&B's, apartment style accommodation, cottages etc. There are also several motels in Clare and a Country Club.
| | Things to do in Clare | Wondering what to do in Clare ? Here is some information on tourist attractions to help make you enjoy your stay in Clare more enjoyable.
| | Historical Sites | Clare has some fascinating historical sites. Joanne Smith of Croll Cottage, a Clare B&B Self Contained, suggested At Burra, they'll give you a passport and the keys to the town, so that you can explore at your own pace., If you're lucky, the charming Brother John May S.J. might lead your tour., Martindale Hall: Return to a bygone era at the magnificent Martindale Hall, the lovingly restored 1881 mansion that featured in the Australian film Picnic at Hanging Rock, Visit St. Aloyius Church and the crypt before tasting award-winning wines at the cellar door., before exploring the delightful historic town of Mintaro, State Heritage-listed and one of the boyhood homes of much-loved Australian poet C.J.Dennis., The region is also Internationally famous for its extraordinary mining heritage - its copper boom in the 1860s saved the state's economy., There are many historic sites to be seen by taking the Lions Walk around Clare, The fascinating towns of Kapunda and Burra reveal the dramatic story and Sevenhill Cellars: See where it all began at the Jesuits' Sevenhill Cellars, founded in 1851 to produce sacramental wine and still distributes to churches across Australia and Asia..
| | Pubs/Bars | There are some great hotels in Clare. We suggest Paddy Gleeson's Bar & Bistro, Salt 'n' Vines Bar & Bistro and Bentley's Hotel.
| | Sports/Adventure | For those of you into sports and adventure, there are some great things to do. Joanne Smith suggested At the delightful Clare Valley Racecourse, there is every thing you need for a great day at the track- Gourmet food & wine, live music, friendly people, fine racing, and a variety of marquee packages to ensure your every need is catered for., Clare Golf Club has one of Australia's top golf courses with a pro shop etc., Clare has a top grade lawn bowls Club, Croquet lawns, tennis, squash, netball, basket ball, football, hockey are played. and There is a well equipped gymnasium and a new swimming pool complex is under construction..
| | Trails/Wildlife/Nature | If you like nature and want to see the wildlife, there are some places to go. Joanne Smith suggested The Lions Historic Walk: Take a 1.5 to2 hour Stroll around this lovely town, learn some of its history and enjoy the ambience of a, beautifull town most times of the year., Experience the steep, undulating terrain that leads to the creek bed of Spring Gully to the west and the smaller gullies to the east.See the Cascades Waterfall during winter and Western Grey Kangaroos,, Euros and Common Bushtail Possums. Scenic walking trails, lookouts & a picnic area at Bluegum Lookout provide great opportunities to see some 50 species of birds and 9 different reptile species., Martindale Hall Conservation Park. Experience a piece of South Australian history. Located near Mintaro, the park consists of an opulent homestead in the centre of an expansive sheep-grazing enterprise, Spring Gully Conservation Park is situated in the Skilly Hills.It was proclaimed in 1961 to conserve the Red Stringybarkin the Clare District. The park's natural and scenic qualities make it the ideal, destination for bush walkers and bird watchers. , that was established between the1840s & 1880s. Martindal Hall also has a surrounding garden, grand coach house & stables that were built in 1879., The trail is ideal for famly and friends of all ages to explore and soak up the history of the Clare Valley and the unique landscape., Walk or cycle your way through a rich environment and inviting landscapes. The fine Riesling of the Clare Valley, Loop trails connecting the Riesling Trail to wineries and significant sites offer cyclists longer rides, all the trails are signed and maps are available from local visitor infomation centres., inspired the name of this 25km trail that propels you into the world-renowned wine region., The trail follows a disused section of the former railway line from Auburn to Clare, and and its gentle undulations make it perfect for walkers and cyclists alike. Access to the trail is from townships throughout the valley, with car parking at Clare, Sevenhill,Watervale and Auburrn..
| | Eateries/Wineries | While on holiday, why not indulge in some of the local restaurants and wineries serving delicious food and wine. We suggest Coffee & Cork Restaurant, Clare Country Club Restaurant, Neagles Rock Vineyards, Valley of Armagh, Mt Surmon Wines - Scarlattis Gallery, Jim Barry Wines, Kirrihill Wines and Treloars Restaurant.
| | Specialty Shops | Clare has some specialty shops which are worth visiting. Joanne Smith suggested Clothing stores, Newsagents, Photo lab, hardware and plumbing,, In Clare there are two supermarkets, Foodland, Woolworths, also Target Country and Cheap as Chips and Motor dealers and service stations and many shops to cater for all your needs.
| | Festivals/Events | Every year there are some festivals which should be seen if you are planning to come. We suggest Bundaleer Weekend - March, Riesling Race Day - March and Easter Emerald Race Day - April.
| | Main Tourist Attractions | There are some main tourist attractions in Clare that you should not miss. Joanne Smith suggested The Clare Valley is one of South Australia's most delightful wine regions, set in a landscape that combines Australian bush and well-kept, charming vineyards.Renowned for its fabulous Rieslings,, the Clare Valley has around 40 wineries and great places for leisurely dining including country pubs, wineries and award-winning restaurants. and There are also great places to picnic, conservation parks, secret lookouts, parks by creeks and along the Riesling Trail that runs between Auburn and Clare..
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| The Stationmasters Residence | CLARE | | | LUXURIOUS SELF CONTAINED BED AND BREAKFAST IN THE HEART OF CLARE. | | | Brinkworth Country Lodge Bed & Breakfast | CLARE |  | | Homestead for your exclusive use, accommodating up to 10 guests | | |  | CLARE ACCOMADATION :: HOLIDAY UNITS |
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| Granma's B & B | CLARE |  | | Granma's is a beautiful stone villa that was built early 1900's, and has been divided into two private suites. If you like to cycle, there are mountain bikes with helmets available at no cost. | | | Chaff Mill Village | CLARE | | | Six uniquely designed luxury self contained apartments in the heart of the beautiful Clare Valley.
| | | Aaby's | CLARE | | | Aaby's is set in a tree-studded rural acre of land on the southern edge of the township of Clare, overlooking the Riesling Trail. Ideal for larger groups or families | | | Springvilla | CLARE | | | Located in the heart of Clare, only 2 minutes from the main street and in a quiet residential location | | | Croll Cottage | CLARE | | | Situated in the lovely town of Clare, the heart of the Clare Valley wine growing region in the Mid North of South Australia,only 136km from Adelaide on the Main North Road. | | |
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