Murray River
Put back that takeaway menu and pull up a seat in the spots the locals know best. Our hidden gems aren’t so hidden anymore. More visitors are discovering the fresh local ingredients found on our seasonal menus, breathtaking riverside scenery and cheerful hospitality to match. You’ll have no trouble finding new tastes or giving in to those familiar cravings from across the region, because each place offers something different to the next. Whether dining solo, entertaining friends and family or treating your significant other, let us tempt you with our top picks below.
Read ArticleWe’re spoilt for choice when it comes to great wineries in SA – but if you want a truly memorable place to relax and indulge with friends or celebrate with family, you can’t go past the award-winning Kimbolton Wines. Tucked away in the Langhorne Creek Wine Region, just an hour from Adelaide, Kimbolton Wines is making a big name for itself – not only for the incredible wines but also for its stunning cellar door and stellar hospitality. Check out our top five reasons to plan your next get-together at Kimbolton Wines.
Read ArticleWant to do some good for the world just by pouring yourself a glass of premium wine? Six acclaimed Langhorne Creek wineries have joined forces to give you the chance to protect some of the world’s most threatened animal species – all you have to do is stock your wine rack. The Grapes for Good initiative partners the conservation legends at Zoos SA with wineries Kimbolton Wines, Bleasdale, Bremerton, Lake Breeze, The Winehouse and Vineyard Road to offer a selection of incredible wines for a worthy cause.
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We truly do live in nature’s playground out here – and it’s not just the locals who know it. A recent visit to the region from two of the world’s best chefs (Mark Best and Duncan Welgemoed) confirmed this fact, yet again. The pair of renowned foodies went travelling through the Murray River, Lakes and Coorong on a food safari of sorts. Now both Mark and Duncan are planning their next trip back, and they’re bringing friends and family.
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Journey into the world-renowned natural beauty of the Coorong, where the mighty Murray River meets the sea, for a truly unforgettable holiday experience. Rich with Indigenous heritage and cultural significance, and immortalised in Colin Thiele’s famous tale Storm Boy, the Coorong is a place filled with wonder. There’s no better way to explore this impressive wilderness than on the water with a Spirit of the Coorong Cruise.
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It doesn’t get much tougher, louder, and faster than this. The Supercars are back at The Bend Motorsport Park for its fifth year, and it will make anything else you’ve planned for the winter seem faint-hearted. People come from all over to watch the annual OTR SuperSprint event, held at the World’s Best Motorsport Facility.
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There’s no need to go to Adelaide for your next event when the multi award-winning, newly re-developed Bridgeport Hotel is less than an hour’s drive from the city. Right on the riverfront, it has everything you could possibly need and more.
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As the weather gets cooler, many of us put the whites away and reach for the reds. Wine that is. And with an abundance of top-quality varieties and multi award-winning cellar doors, the Langhorne Creek Wine Region is best placed to offer up the finest to warm even the coolest of nights.
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The Murray River, Lakes and Coorong region preserves a rich and varied past and upholds an exciting vision for present day creatives that’s turning heads and providing inspiration. Art, culture and history is heavily embedded through our countryside, and there’s plenty of unique ways to experience it all on your next visit.
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If you’re planning a big car trip this school holidays, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve put together the perfect guide to help break up the journey and allow the kids – and adults – to not only stretch their legs but enjoy the break.
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