Hotels near Naracoorte Airport - NAC, Naracoorte

really enjoyed our stay , we would have liked another day, we wished we had taken the river walk , to the right and not the left . by they time we realised it was getting dark , and the next day there was a fun run , despite that I would have love to have participated , had I Known , but . we missed the animals , they were hiding . we hope to come back . it seemed a nice wee town

Naracoorte is a lovely small town in the SE of South Australia that is well worth spending a night in when visiting the area. Over summer the Naracoorte Swimming lake is a huge, clean clear blue free swimming facility kids and adults will love in the summer. Naracoorte has a great selection of retail stores ranging from quality clothing to fantastic country butchers - perfect for stocking up bbq supplies while travelling - I 100% recommend. There are large parks and reserves, 2 open pubs that have a great relaxed atmosphere. Overall Naracoorte is a great place to stop and relax for a few days before heading to the coast/world heritage Naracoorte Caves. There is a lot of history to explore around Naracoorte, great walking trails in the town, and it is an overlooked destination that should be on more peoples radar as a quiet,relaxing, pretty town only 3.5hrs from the South Australian capitol Adelaide. There is a taxi service in Naracoorte, and bus tours to the wine regions of Wrattonbully and Coonawarra 30 mins south of the town. There are no public transport options in Naracoorte.

I loved our long weekend in Naracoorte. You cannot visit without checking out the caves. The Alexandra Cave and Victoria Fossil Caves were great. The tour guides were lovely, engaging and very knowledgable. The "rooftop walk" was quite nice, with information stations in several places. Carolynne's Cottages is a beautiful accommodation option if you're looking for a tranquil location to unwind. We made a day trip to the Tantaloona Cave (you do not want to miss this - the most beautiful cave in the area) and then onto Mt Gambier to see the Blue Lake, the view from Centenary Tower, Umpherston sinkhole and Engelbrecht Cave.

Naracoorte caves were fascinating - recommend Alex cave, Fossil caves and Bat caves. Great information of the time of the megafauna in Australia and the discovery of the fossils. Learnt about the marsupial lion and Wonambi. Good base to explore the Coonawarra wineries, Mt Gambier and Robe. Good pub meals at Bushmans Arms Hotel in Naracoorte and the Royal Oak Hotel in Penola.

We really liked the whole story, right from check in to the check out. Had dinner at the restaurant and were super impressed. Really disappointed that we didn’t have breakfast there as we hit the road early .

A very friendly town, assistants in the shop very welcoming. A pretty town lots of trees and green areas. multiple attractions, a swimming lakes, walking paths . Black sheep attraction was very good. Dont bypass stop and enjoy. Cafes great, Maggis and sweet expression in the main street, actually they were all good. Pub meals are good as well. Close to penola and the wine regions, a must try is Otellias for amazing food and wine and try their resiling. naraccorte is easy to get around. Out in the country be mindful of kangaroos and wombats especially at night, just dont speed.