Bellevue B&B McLaren Vale

Bellevue B&B McLaren Vale Bellevue B&B in McLaren Vale on the Fleurieu Peninsula is a real bed and breakfast. Centrally located in McLaren Vale, South Australia's premier w**e region.

Enjoy an amazing gourmet breakfast. Stroll to restaurants and w**eries. Bellevue Bed and Breakfast in McLaren Vale is a fully hosted accommodation offering you the best the w**e region has to offer. We provide:

two comfortable and well-appointed guest bedrooms (each with a queen size bed, TV and ensuite)

a separate guest lounge room with games, books, magazines, a kitchenette and dining room. private ensuite bathrooms and queen-size beds. enjoy a gourmet breakfast daily. FREE Wi-Fi.

🍷 Bec Hardy WinesA lot of visitors end up staying longer than planned at Bec Hardy.The cellar door blends modern comfort...
06/09/2026

🍷 Bec Hardy Wines

A lot of visitors end up staying longer than planned at Bec Hardy.

The cellar door blends modern comfort with a long family w**emaking history that stretches back more than 170 years in South Australia.

Inside, the tasting space is relaxed and welcoming.

Outside, The Deck offers a quieter way to enjoy the w**es. Surrounded by gum trees and native vegetation, it feels removed from the road even though you’re still close to town.

Order a tasting flight and take your time — the setting encourages it.
Location tip

Just 7 minutes from Bellevue B&B McLaren Vale on Hunt Road.

Locals — what’s your favourite thing about this place?

🍷 S.C. Pannell WinesFew cellar doors in McLaren Vale have a deck like this one.At S.C. Pannell, the terrace stretches wi...
04/09/2026

🍷 S.C. Pannell Wines

Few cellar doors in McLaren Vale have a deck like this one.

At S.C. Pannell, the terrace stretches wide across the hillside, opening up a 180-degree view of vineyards and the Gulf St Vincent coastline.

It’s the kind of place where people order one tasting… then decide to stay for another glass.

Inside the cellar door you’ll find w**es inspired partly by Italy, including varieties such as Nebbiolo, Nero d’Avola and Fiano alongside McLaren Vale classics.

The deck is the real star though — big skies, open vineyard views, and plenty of space to settle in.

Timing tip
Early afternoon visits usually avoid the late-day rush.

Locals — what’s your favourite thing about this place?

DECKS SERIES🍷 Kay Brothers WinesSome cellar doors are memorable for their w**es. Others for the view.Kay Brothers offers...
02/09/2026

DECKS SERIES

🍷 Kay Brothers Wines

Some cellar doors are memorable for their w**es. Others for the view.
Kay Brothers offers both.

Founded in 1890, it’s the oldest family-owned w**ery in McLaren Vale. Their famous Block 6 Shiraz comes from vines planted more than 120 years ago — a rare piece of living w**e history.

The cellar door sits high on the hillside, giving the deck sweeping views across vineyards toward the Mount Lofty Ranges.

It’s a perfect place to slow down with a glass of Shiraz and a local platter while watching the valley stretch out below.

The outdoor deck has been expanded in recent years, making it an easy spot to linger and take in the landscape.

Distance tip
Only about 7 minutes from Bellevue B&B McLaren Vale.

Locals — what’s your favourite thing about this place?

🚶‍♀️ Coast Park TrailThe Coast Park Trail follows the shoreline of Gulf St Vincent for many kilometres.This shared-use p...
31/08/2026

🚶‍♀️ Coast Park Trail

The Coast Park Trail follows the shoreline of Gulf St Vincent for many kilometres.
This shared-use path runs along beaches, cliffs and seaside suburbs, making it popular for both walking and cycling.

Along sections of the Esplanade you’ll find cafés and small coastal parks, while other stretches pass rock pools and quieter beach areas.

Much of the terrain is fairly flat, so it’s suitable for relaxed walks rather than serious hiking.

Near Aldinga Beach, walkers may notice signs protecting nesting sites for Hooded Plovers — small shorebirds that rely on undisturbed sand dunes.

Example walk distance: about 15 km return
Tip: Stay on marked tracks around bird nesting areas.

File this away for a slow weekend explore.

31/08/2026

While our for a walk this afternoon we came across this Possum. It was hanging out in the trees behind the Visitor Information Centre.

🚶‍♂️ Heysen TrailWaitpinga Cliffs to Kings BeachThis section of the Heysen Trail offers a rugged coastal experience.Star...
29/08/2026

🚶‍♂️ Heysen Trail

Waitpinga Cliffs to Kings Beach

This section of the Heysen Trail offers a rugged coastal experience.

Starting near Waitpinga, the path climbs through coastal scrub before reaching cliff-top sections with sweeping ocean views. From there the trail continues south toward Kings Beach inside Newland Head Conservation Park.

Expect steep sections, rocky gullies and uneven limestone underfoot. It’s rated a Grade 3 hike and suits walkers comfortable with longer distances.

Distance: roughly 12 km
Keep an eye on the water while walking the cliffs. Dolphins, seals and sea-eagles are sometimes spotted along this stretch of coastline.

Who would you bring here for a relaxed afternoon?

🚶‍♀️ Granite Island Recreation Park WalkJust off Victor Harbor sits a small island packed with scenery.Granite Island is...
27/08/2026

🚶‍♀️ Granite Island Recreation Park Walk

Just off Victor Harbor sits a small island packed with scenery.

Granite Island is reached by the causeway from the mainland and offers an easy walking circuit around the shoreline.

Along the route you’ll pass large weathered granite formations including the well-known Umbrella Rock. The path also provides wide views across Encounter Bay toward The Bluff.

Interpretive signs explain the island’s wildlife, geology and history, and there’s a sculpture trail featuring works by both Australian and international artists.

Many visitors finish the walk with a coffee or drink at the Island Café.

Walking time: about 1–2 hours

Visitor tip
• Walking the circuit anti-clockwise reduces the number of stairs.
Seasonal tip
• Between June and October you may spot Southern Right Whales offshore.

Save this spot for a future Fleurieu wander.

🌿 Deep Creek Conservation Park WalksIf you’re looking for wild landscape on the Fleurieu, Deep Creek is hard to beat.Thi...
25/08/2026

🌿 Deep Creek Conservation Park Walks

If you’re looking for wild landscape on the Fleurieu, Deep Creek is hard to beat.

This conservation park protects one of the largest remaining areas of native vegetation on the peninsula. More than 100 bird species live here, along with kangaroos, echidnas and plenty of coastal wildlife.

The park has around fifteen walking options ranging from gentle loops to more demanding hikes.

Popular choices include
• Stringybark Loop – shorter forest walk
• Forest Circuit – moderate bushland track
• Deep Creek Circuit – longer and more challenging

Many of the lookouts reveal sweeping views across Backstairs Passage toward Kangaroo Island.

Seasonal note: Late winter and early spring bring excellent wildflower displays.

Travellers — would you stop here on your next visit?

24/08/2026

So cooolll!!

🚶‍♂️ Goolwa Heritage WalkGoolwa played an important role in South Australia’s river trade.The heritage walk around the t...
24/08/2026

🚶‍♂️ Goolwa Heritage Walk

Goolwa played an important role in South Australia’s river trade.

The heritage walk around the town centre explores the historic port area where paddle steamers once connected the Murray River to the sea.

The route passes the Wharf Precinct and several early buildings including the Customs House, the old Police Station and Courthouse, and the Post and Telegraph Office.

This district is also known as “Little Scotland,” a heritage neighbourhood laid out in the 1850s and later recognised as a State Heritage Area.

Fans of Australian literature may recognise the setting too — the area inspired the story of Storm Boy.

Walk distance: about 900 metres

Tip: Many visitors combine several nearby heritage walks to make a longer exploration day.

Suggested combination
• Cadell Street Walk – historic shopfronts
• Wharf Precinct Walk – river trade history
• Little Scotland Walk – residential heritage

Morning walks work well, followed by a café stop or a wander through the local galleries.

Save this spot for a future Fleurieu wander.

Address

12 Chalk Hill Road
McLaren Vale, SA
5171

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

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