We are retired teachers who are enjoying life by the beach with our dogs and running our own business. After travelling ourselves in 2005, we decided that we would like to create a accommodation where both humans and their pets could have an indulgent time away together. Finally in 2014 construction started and after many hours landscaping, building and putting the finishing touches around the villas we opened for business in 2015. we enjoy walking to the beach and watch the waves roll in and of course watching amazing sunsets.

We have designed and built two completely self-contained villas each with one king sized bedroom, courtyard garden with spa, fully equipped kitchen in large open planned area with lounge and dining area. Our emphasis is on indulgent, relaxing holiday villas for couples or singles, with lots of spoiling. We provide crisp white bedding and towels, spa towels and bathrobes, all toiletries, which are eco friendly. Our B & B's (2) provide ample breakfast provisions for cooked and continental using Australian and local produce. Tea and coffee and fruit juice in abundance!! A complimentary bottle of wine is provided and you can select from our choice of six South Australian wines. Local port is also provided for a nightcap. We also have a bottomless lollie jar for those sugar cravings. Dietary needs can be catered for also. The large king sized bed is in a large bedroom with two-way ensuite bathroom with double vanity. The bedroom has it's own split system air conditioner with cooling and heating. It also has a large built-in robe and wall mounted TV. In the open plan living area is a dining setting, leather lounge, another TV, DVD with films, cd’s, books/magazines and games.

We are situated 600m from the beach and 200m to cafes and shops. Normanville is one of many small historic towns in the region. It is also approximately 30 mins tho the McLaren Vale wine region and also Victor Harbor. Fabulous beaches to stroll along and watch the sunset. drive to Rapid Bay and snorkel and see if you can find the Leafy Sea Dragon swimming around the jetty.