Stay close to the bench
A class is better with a stay. Pick a region and tap through to the official guide for accommodation in that town.
Six regions, six different shapes of a stay.
Coastal cottages in Yankalilla. Vineyard stays in McLaren Vale. Historic homes in Hindmarsh Valley. Cabins under the cliffs at Cape Jervis. CBD hotels for the easiest option. Each tile below links straight to the official destination guide for that town.
Pick a region
McLaren Vale & Willunga
Where the wine talks back, and the day stretches over a long lunch.
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Yankalilla & Normanville
White sand beaches, a Pavilion long table, and sunset at Forktree Brewing.
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Hindmarsh Valley & Inman Valley
Cheese and spirits in the green hills, with one of the prettiest drives in the state.
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Victor Harbor & Goolwa
Horse-drawn tram, Granite Island, the Cockle Train, and the start of the Murray Mouth.
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Cape Jervis & Deep Creek
National park cliff walks, the Kangaroo Island ferry, and the southern tip of the Peninsula.
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Milang & Lake Alexandrina
Lakeside Butter Factory on the lake foreshore. Heritage town, quiet water, slow days.
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Adelaide CBD & Hills
Central Market for breakfast, Adelaide Hills cellar doors for the afternoon, and our newest venue right in the inner city.
See stays on southaustralia.com →
Stay in Normanville
Holiday homes a few minutes from Bungala House and Lot 50, where our Yankalilla classes run.
The Horizon on Willson
Sleeps 6
A relaxed coastal home in Normanville with three bedrooms, generous living spaces and outdoor entertaining. Made for a weekend of beach time and long lunches.
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Panorama Lookout
Sleeps 10
Four bedrooms and sweeping views across Normanville and the coast. Room for families and bigger groups, with a balcony made for sunset drinks.
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The Studio
Sleeps 2
A private retreat for couples with its own entrance, a courtyard and open country views. Somewhere quiet to come back to after class.
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The full directory
The official Fleurieu Peninsula tourism site lists every accredited stay across the region. Browse all Peninsula accommodation.
Pick your class first
Most stays book around a class day. Lock the date and the bed becomes easier to choose.
Common questions
Where can I stay on the Fleurieu for the Tour Down Under?
For the Fleurieu stages on 22 and 23 January 2027, staying on the peninsula lets you see both the Victor Harbor finish and the Willunga Hill climb. Our partner Normanville Beach Co in Normanville is one option. Its guests can join our cooking classes at Lot 50 and Bungala House in Yankalilla. Our Where to Stay page lists more places to rest your legs across the Fleurieu.
Should we stay in McLaren Vale or Victor Harbor for a weekend on the Fleurieu?
If your Fleurieu weekend mixes wine, a Saturday market and the coast, a common plan is two nights in McLaren Vale or Willunga, then a day for Goolwa and Victor Harbor. That saves driving back and forth, and some McLaren Vale wineries are walkable from town accommodation. Add a cooking class at Hastwell and Lightfoot in McLaren Vale or at Cut Hill Wall Distillery near Victor Harbor, depending on which end you base yourself.
Should I stay in Willunga or McLaren Vale?
Both make a good base, so choose by what you want on your doorstep. Willunga suits market lovers: the Quarry Market and the Handmade and Artisan Markets run once a month, and the second Saturday is a good day to visit. McLaren Vale puts you among the cellar doors, including Hastwell and Lightfoot, where we teach gnocchi, dumplings and our Sangria Sunday paella masterclass. Stay in one, eat in both.
