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The Clare Valley is one of South Australia’s oldest wine-growing regions and is famous for its cool climate rieslings. There are more than 30 Cellar Doors in the area where you can taste rieslings, cabernet, shiraz and other varietals.
Located 150 kilometres North of Adelaide, this picturesque rural area is a beautiful place to explore.
Clare Valley Top 5 Things to Do
Martindale Hall
Martindale Hall is an impressive Georgian-style mansion located near Mintaro. As you walk through this beautiful historic building, you will see rooms lavishly decorated with furnishings and decor from the late 1800s to the early 1900s.
Bungaree Station
It was established in 1841 by George Hawker and his brothers. Today it is still a working farm, and you can take a self-guided tour of the Station Store, Stableyards, Homestead Gardens, St Michael’s Church and the Woolshed to learn about our pioneering history.
Clare Valley Wineries
Wind your way along the country roads of the Clare Valley, and you will discover more than 30 Cellar doors, where you can taste wines, enjoy a regional platter and learn about the wine-making process.
Sevenhill Cellars
Sevenhill Cellars was the first winery established in the Clare Valley in 1851 by Jesuits. You can do a wine tasting or wander the grounds to discover the Underground Cellar, St Aloysius’ Church & crypt, and Weikert House.
Burra Heritage Passport
With the Burra Heritage Passport, you get a key to unlock and visit 11 sites, including the Burra Mine area, Redruth Gaol, Unicorn Brewery Cellars, Miners Dugouts, and several museums; it’s a beautiful way to learn about the area's mining history.
This insightful, fun-filled tour will take you around the Clare Valley and Burra regions. It Includes Bungaree Station and the Burra Copper Mine.