Our region is a delightful getaway only a couple of hours from Adelaide. There’s something for everyone here, whether you’re coming for a day trip, a weekend or a longer stay.
Built in 1890 as the offices of Elder, Smith and Co, you’ll find the Burra & Goyder Visitor Information Centre nestled into Market Square, Burra. Operating as a Visitor Centre since 1979, we’ve spent 44 years welcoming travellers to our region! Come and visit our friendly staff who love to share the history of Burra. We can suggest driving tours off the beaten track, suggest accomodation or the best spots to start exploring in the Clare Valley.
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This quaint little stone cottage is quintessential Burra and like so much else in Burra is a real step back…
Run by the Booborowie Management Committee – it is open to non self contained and self contained visitors. The cost…
The Burra Motor Inn is a comfortable, well appointed motel situated alongside the tranquil, tree-lined Burra Creek with lovely views…
Set in the back streets of Redruth – one of Burra’s original five towns – your cottage was originally one…
Built in 1856, Tiver’s Row of six identical cottages originally provided accommodation for Cornish copper miners working the famous Burra…
Duncan Park is a free (donations appreciated) camping area located in Farrell Flat. Centrally located close to Burra and Clare,…
Photographers get your camera’s ready, we’ve got the most amazing scenery and historical places to photograph and visit in South Australia.
Located approximately 3km north of Burra on the Barrier Highway, lies an abandoned farmhouse. The cottage, located on ‘Cobb and Co Corner’, was first photographed by iconic Australian landscape photographer,…
The Burra Town Hall is one of Australia’s great small halls, built for the Welsh and Cornish miners. Available for hire as a performance and meeting space, the Hall is…
A beautiful building with excellent spaces for showing work, from the small and intimate to the huge and confronting. The Gallery also includes a small retail shop of affordable high…
The Burra Railway Station is a great place to visit. Not only has it been lovingly restored from dereliction and showcases railway history, it is also a function centre, houses…
Mount Bryan was the birthplace of Sir Hubert Wilkins, one of Australia’s most daring aviators and eplorers. Visit the childhood home of adventurer and explorer, Sir Hubert Wilkins. The homestead…
A fossil display of the world’s largest marsupial, the Diprotodon, may be enjoyed at the newly restored Burra Railway Station. The Station is open from 11am – 1pm, 7 days…
Come and enjoy our delicious menu, a fusion of pub classics and tasty seasonal inspired dishes.
St Just Cafe provides nutritious, freshly-made, reasonably priced food and old fashioned service. Open daily for breakfast and lunch with…
Offering a variety of lunches & indian curries. Also serves coffee, chai, cakes & milkshakes
Country style pub meals are available, its preferable to call and book in Rooms are available to book
But there is also a mystery to solve as you play!
Before you begin, download the ‘Discover Goyder’ app from either the Apple App Store or Google Play and either print the Decoder Map or collect one from the Burra Visitors Centre. Then walk, cycle or drive to take on challenges at the locations you visit to learn more about Burra’s mining history and ultimately, to decode the clues you collect and solve the mystery of ‘Who was Johnny Green’?
Special thanks to the Burra History Group and the Burra Community School for their special contributions in making this mobile adventure. Designed and developed by Mobile Adventures Australia.
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