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A cozy, enclosed patio area with a wooden deck, a cushioned seating area with a sofa and armchairs, and a small table with a plant.

1. Boat Haven Studios

Goolwa

Dennis

A balcony with a glass table and chairs, overlooking a beach with a gazebo and a lone tree.

2. Christies No 1 Esplanade

Christies Beach

Joanne

₹20,279 total

includes taxes & fees

29 Nov - 30 Nov

A breakfast table set with bowls, cups, a pitcher, a glass pitcher, and a fruit bowl.

3. Bellevue Bed & Breakfast McLaren Vale

McLaren Vale

Douglas

A backyard with a swimming pool, surrounded by a fence, and various trees and plants.

4. Amande Bed and Breakfast

Tatachilla

Jill

₹18,485 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Nov - 12 Nov

A wooden cabin with a dock extending into a calm body of water, surrounded by trees.

5. Boathouse - Birks River Retreat - Birks Harbour

Goolwa North

"Was absolutely ecstatic to find this little gem as a surprise for my husbands birthday. As he knows this area very well, it was great to find something he didn’t know was there. From the moment we pulled in from the road, we were in love. The location, presentation, cleanliness, thoughtfulness - all 5 plus extra stars. Very thoughtful touches. The bed and pillows were so comfortable. Phil & Wendy are great hosts and the private cruise on the wooden boat was a real highlight. We will definitely...

Jacinta

A single-story building with a covered porch and a staircase leading to the entrance.

6. Wenton Farm Holiday Cottages

Middleton

Neil

A view from a window with a wooden table and chairs, overlooking a natural landscape with trees and a dirt path.

7. Brooklyn Farm Bed and Breakfast

Myponga Beach

A two-story brick house with a red roof, a garage, and a well-maintained garden with various plants.

8. All Seasons' Escape Port Elliot

Port Elliot

Susie

A coastal view with a pier, a beach, and a clear sky.

9. Waterfront Port Noarlunga

Port Noarlunga

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Top Nangkita Hotel Reviews

A person sitting by a pool with a water feature, reading a magazine.

Serafino McLaren Vale

McLaren Vale

10/10 Excellent

Sarah

The Victoria Hotel with a balcony, outdoor seating area, and a large plant in the foreground.

Victoria Hotel - Strathalbyn

Strathalbyn

10/10 Excellent

Anonymous traveller

A coastal view from a balcony with a grassy area, a dirt path, and a clear blue sky.

YHA Port Elliot

Port Elliot

8/10 Good

Alexander

A wooden deck with outdoor seating, a white umbrella, and a building with a sign reading "Portsea".

Beach Huts Middleton

Middleton

10/10 Excellent

Paul

A modern interior with a wooden dining table and chairs, a leather sofa, and a glass door leading to an outdoor patio with a barbecue grill.

Longview Vineyard

Macclesfield

10/10 Excellent

We only stayed the one night as we were passing through to visit family in Macclesfield. It was easy to get to and the surrounding scenery was stunning. Checkin was clear with reception and very informative. We had a queen size bed a kitchet with all amenities. There was a walk in shower and plenty of closets space. Very clean and tidy. The best thing was, we were given eggs and bacon in the fridge and cereal for our breakfast and a welcome bottle of Longview vineyards own wine. All was...

carol

A hotel room with two beds, a nightstand, a painting, a bathroom with a sink and mirror, and a carpeted floor.

Victor Harbor City Inn

Victor Harbor

10/10 Excellent

philip

A room with a large window overlooking a vineyard, a round table with two wine glasses and a bottle, and a green cushioned chair.

Hotel California Road at Inkwell Wines

Tatachilla

10/10 Excellent

A truly amazing place to stay for independent adult travellers. It's not far from Port Willunga, McLaren Vale and road connections, but it is comparatively remote. You have to be self-sufficient as the staff are not on site most of the time. Expect to drive for shops, restaurants etc - and as there are no cooking facilities, you need to do that, or have meals delivered - but that is the charm. To see wallabies lolloping by at dusk or dawn, honey-eaters busy among the flowers, the horizon of...

James