Willunga Attractions

Green hills vineyard is nestled in the picturesque foothills of Willunga with distance view of the sea.

Your family will enjoy a visit to the Willunga Quarry Market where you can experience leisurely stress free shopping and meet the grower, maker, artist and producer. Novelties and lucky dips for children, dolls clothes for girls and for the mature family members a selection of hand made jewellery, corrugated iron garden ornaments and other expertly hand crafted functional and decorative items. Also available a wide variety of plants, local produce and home made jams, cakes and biscuits.

Willunga Farmers Market was the first farmers market to be established in South Australia and is now considered one of the best.

Willunga Creek Wines is a family-owned producer of superior quality, handcrafted wines.

Start your exploration of the Willunga Slate Trail at the Willunga Courthouse and Slate Museum.

Off the Slate Gallery is a community co-operative of 20 to 25 mainly local artists, from the Fleurieu Peninsula.

Minko Wines is a boutique, family run vineyard and winery located at Mount Compass, producing premium cool climate wines. Minko

Lazy Ballerina is a special discovery for those in the know. Situated amongst five acres of garden, Lazy Ballerina is the home of the Hook family, renowned winemakers in the Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale. They have converted their home into a cellar door, which is open to those lucky enough to stumble upon it.

Established in 1995, Fox Creek Wines is a family company situated in the centre of the lovely valley between McLaren Vale and Willunga. The vineyards are located in a picturesque undulating property with a natural creek, a large lake and many native river red gums and century old olive groves.

Fino is a restaurant specialising in earthy provincial food made with market-fresh produce from local growers. Located in the heart of the Fleurieu Peninsula, Fino dishes up an honest menu with plates designed to share. Fino loves real food that tastes like real food; fresh, exciting and expressing flavours first rather than fashion or design.