Goolwa Riverwalk B&B

Goolwa Riverwalk B&B is ideally located only a few hundred metres from the iconic Murray River in magnificent Goolwa South Australia. Offering modern and beautifully appointed fully self-contained three bedroom accommodation, this 100 year old cottage provides the perfect base for your stay whether business or leisure.

Our Bed & Breakfast provides two bedrooms comprising of 2 Queen size beds. To ensure you enjoy your stay with us we provide quality linen and fresh towels for your comfort. If your stay is for 2 or more nights, we include the first days full breakfast provisions for you. The property also includes a private entrance and verandah for your exclusive use.

Goolwa is located on the Fleurieu Peninsula and is surrounded by quaint towns, both seaside and country, National Parks and Wineries and a huge range of activities including Surfing, Sailing. Skiing, Fishing, Walking and Bike riding trails, Shopping, Cafes and restaurants.

Goolwa is also the gateway to the Coorong National park, the Murray Mouth and Hindmarsh Island.

Goolwa Riverwalk B&B is ideally located only a few hundred metres from the iconic Murray River in magnificent Goolwa South Australia. Offering modern and beautifully appointed fully self-contained three bedroom accommodation, this 100 year old cottage provides the perfect base for your stay whether business or leisure.

Our Bed & Breakfast provides two bedrooms comprising of 2 Queen size beds. To ensure you enjoy your stay with us we provide quality linen and fresh towels for your comfort. If your stay is for 2 or more nights, we include the first days full breakfast provisions for you. The property also includes a private entrance and verandah for your exclusive use.

Goolwa is located on the Fleurieu Peninsula and is surrounded by quaint towns, both seaside and country, National Parks and Wineries and a huge range of activities including Surfing, Sailing. Skiing, Fishing, Walking and Bike riding trails, Shopping, Cafes and restaurants.

Goolwa is also the gateway to the Coorong National park, the Murray Mouth and Hindmarsh Island.