The Lane Vineyard
The Lane Vineyard spreads above Hahndorf with sweeping views over the Onkaparinga Valley — a glass pavilion in the vines, a wisteria-hung Boatshed for elopements…
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The Lane Vineyard spreads above Hahndorf with sweeping views over the Onkaparinga Valley — a glass pavilion in the vines, a wisteria-hung Boatshed for elopements…
The Lion is North Adelaide’s 1880s landmark — a heritage hotel on Melbourne Street where award-winning dining, stylish bars and six private rooms make weddings feel…
The Louise looks over the vines from Seppeltsfield Road at Marananga — a luxury lodge of fifteen villa-style suites whose restaurant, Appellation, is one of…
Treasury 1860 hides inside Adelaide’s original Treasury building on Victoria Square — brass, marble and leather in the bar, and behind it one of the city’s…
A Nuriootpa winery with a modern cellar door, a vineyard, and — unusually — a hedge maze that one of its three wedding packages is built around.
A community-owned hotel on Murray Street in Nuriootpa, in the middle of the Barossa rather than out among the vines.
An 1847 pub in the middle of Watervale, redeveloped by Warrick Duthy and chef Nicola Palmer into something closer to a small food estate.
A family-owned Coonawarra vineyard on the Riddoch Highway, two minutes from Penola and walkable from most of the town’s accommodation.
Barilla Bay is a working Tasmanian oyster farm on the Tasman Highway at Cambridge, minutes from Hobart Airport — a restaurant over Pittwater where weddings come…
A boutique glamping retreat on 25 acres of coastal bush at Binalong Bay, minutes from the orange-lichened granite of the Bay of Fires.
A purpose-built function centre on the Seaport waterfront at Invermay, minutes from the Launceston CBD, with the Tamar River through the windows of every room and a…
Craigie Knowe is the oldest vineyard on Tasmania’s east coast — five hectares under vine at Cranbrook, on land settled in the 1820s with the original stone house…
Eagles Nest Retreat sits in the foothills of Mount Roland at West Kentish, half an hour from Devonport, on a property of lakes, wetlands and open paddocks with the…
Eastford Creek Vineyard sits on a rocky outcrop at Sassafras, looking across Eastford Creek and out over the farmland of Tasmania’s North West Coast.
The only accommodation inside Freycinet National Park, on Great Oyster Bay with the pink granite peaks of The Hazards behind it and Wineglass Bay over the ridge.
Frogmore Creek is Coal River Valley wine country at its most polished — a multi-award-winning cellar door and restaurant twenty minutes from Hobart, where rolling…
Glen Albyn Estate spreads fifteen acres of private, water-bound Tasmanian bushland at Taroona, twelve minutes from Hobart — a boutique event estate whose Riverview…
Glendale is a hidden vineyard down a long gravel road at Sidmouth, in Tasmania’s Tamar Valley: 140 acres of vines, farmland and wild bush, with a cellar door in an…
A working paddock-to-plate farm at Ridgley, fourteen kilometres south-west of Burnie and set above the Guide River.
Hadley’s Orient Hotel has been welcoming guests since 1834 — a gold-and-heritage boutique hotel in the heart of Hobart, opposite St David’s Cathedral, where…
A north-facing Hamptons-style house on five private acres at Bicheno, where the granite meets the Tasman Sea.
Hawley House is an 1878 Victorian manor at Hawley Beach, half an hour from Devonport, the original homestead of the Houghton family’s Rubicon Estate.
Home Hill Winery nestles into the Huon Valley at Ranelagh — a rammed-earth and glass restaurant folded into vineyard slopes beneath the Sleeping Beauty range, forty…
In The Hanging Garden is Hobart’s open-air cathedral precinct — an 18-metre steel-and-glass Cathedral, a verdant garden oasis and a cluster of theatres and bars…
Josef Chromy Wines sits in century-old gardens at Relbia, on the edge of Launceston, with a lake, a vineyard and a restaurant built around the view.
A family estate at Rocky Cape on Tasmania’s north-west coast, at the foothills of Rocky Cape National Park, looking across Bass Strait to The Nut at Stanley.
Peppermint Bay sits on the banks of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel at Woodbridge, thirty-five minutes south of Hobart — an architecturally designed waterfront pavilion…
Piermont is a 230-acre coastal estate three kilometres south of Swansea, looking across Great Oyster Bay to the Hazards.
Quamby Estate is a 150-acre estate at Hagley, twenty-five minutes from Launceston in the Meander Valley.
Riversdale Estate is Tasmania’s largest family-owned winery — a French-flavoured estate rolling down to the banks of Pittwater in the Coal River Valley, eighteen…
Saffire Freycinet is a twenty-suite luxury lodge on Coles Bay, looking across Great Oyster Bay to the pink granite peaks of the Hazards.
A single architectural house on the water at Swansea, on Tasmania’s east coast looking across Great Oyster Bay to the Freycinet coast — and a dedicated elopement…
Sen Vineyard sits on 50 acres at White Hills, on the ridge above the Tamar Valley and fifteen minutes from both Launceston and its airport.
Spring Bay Mill was once the largest woodchip mill in the world. It is now a waterfront event site and eco-retreat at Triabunna on Tasmania’s east coast, and the…
Stanley Seaview Inn sits on Green Hills, just outside the town boundary of Stanley on Tasmania’s far north-west coast.
Tall Timbers is a large four-star hotel on a rural property at Smithton, in Circular Head at the far north-west of Tasmania — the gateway to the Tarkine rainforest…