Top Things to do in Fleurieu Peninsula
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5 Farms in Fleurieu Peninsula That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Fleurieu Peninsula, Australia including Producers of McLaren Vale, Mclaren Vale Orchards, Softfoot Farm, Goolwa Animal Farm, McLaren Vale Lavender.
Restaurants in Fleurieu Peninsula
1. Producers of McLaren Vale
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Producers Workshops: Hands-on Cheese-making, Olive Pressing, Wineblending, Bubbles Sparkling Wine and Bread Making or take a picturesque Vineyard Walk. Group Bookings (min. 6 Guests) by appointment. Located in in the heart of McLaren Vale wine region, on Branson Road only five minutes drive from McLaren Vale and Willunga towns, right near the Coast to Vines Bicycle and walking trail.
2. Mclaren Vale Orchards
3. Softfoot Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 203 reviews
Softfoot Farm is home to the Swagman Chargrill where you can experience world class chargrilled meats accompanied by ingredients celebrating the unique flavors of Australia. Come browse our souvenir and gift store full of Australian made alpaca fleece products; from stuffed animals to quilts and fashion items, there is something for everyone. We also offer Private guided Alpaca farm tours; come visit our award winning alpacas and experience the natural beauty of the Hindmarsh Valley. Tours are conducted on 4x4 ATV's and retail for $250. Pricing is per tour. Each tour can accommodate up to 5 people.
4. Goolwa Animal Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 85 reviews
Open Fri, Sat, Sun and Mon during school term times. See Google for upto date opening times.Goolwa Animal Farm is a family run farm where old and young can interact with animals. The farm is set in the beautiful South Australian countryside and yet is only 6 minutes drive from the best surf beaches in SA. There are typical farm animals but also a 3 different types of kangaroos, alpacas, emus, reptiles, turtles, rabbits, guinea pigs, ponies, donkeys, cockatoos and a walk in aviary. Trailer rides free with admission, a large nature style play area and a takeaway cafe serving great coffee and refreshments ensure a great trip for all.
Reviewed By Magpie056
On Friday, the 8th of January 2021, my husband and I decided to visit with our granddaughter Skye (five years old) the Goolwa Animal Farm. I read so many good reviews, and I wanted to see this place. The owners are so kind like their many animals. We spent a lot of time with the many rabbits and guinea pigs. Skye found two new friends: a grey rabbit and a brown guinea pig, which she was feeding with carrots, bought in the shop of the owners. Then we had our lunch time at the picnic place. We brought our own breads and vegetables. There is a playground which was very much loved by our Skye. She was hopping from one wood trunk to the other for at least 30 minutes. We met a big brown horse, a pony and a donkey. Then we saw geese, ducks, chicken, two fat pigs, sheep and goats and on a trailer ride emus (for example Mr. Angry, who is really very angry), kangaroos and alpacas. The highlights for us were to be introduced to the 44-year-old Sulphur-crested cockatoo Billy, the nine-year-old python and the three-day-old little goat, which was brought to the owners almost dead after her mother didn't accept it. We three loved this place so much. You feel like being at the farm of your friends. We will be back very soon!!!
5. McLaren Vale Lavender
Overall Ratings
2.0 based on 1 reviews
