Their hands on horse and carriage experience offers you not only the chance to enjoy a carriage ride through the beautiful countryside, you can also get up close and personal with the horses, brushing them, helping to harness up, and just enjoying hugging and feeding the rest of the herd.

Totally flexible with days and times, the experience goes for just over an hour, and is only AUD100pp (maximum group of 4).

Langhorne Creek is one of South Australia’s best kept secrets for cellar door tours. With a number of award-winning wineries within comfortable distance from each other on quiet country roads, their Horse Drawn wine tours create memories worth cellaring and trotting out at dinner parties!

Catering for groups, from 2 to 10 people, touring the cellar doors by horse and carriage, stopping to taste wine and embrace the local history.

Flexible with departure times and route, they can tailor an experience to suit your group, be it for a birthday, hens day or just a fun day out. Children more than welcome.

Dashing through the snow in a one horse open sleigh.
They may not have any snow, and the sleigh bit- but this comes close.

What better way to get into the Christmas spirit than by touring the Christmas lights of Strathalbyn, with your family or friends in a Horse-Drawn Carriage. Lasting approximately one hour, the tour travels an approximate 6km loop, viewing some beautiful Christmas light displays with the joyful jingle of Christmas carols playing in the background. Delightful for young or old.

If you go into the woods today, you’re sure to get a surprise, if you go into the woods today, you’ll need to wear a disguise…. today’s the day the teddy bears have their picnic!

Join Carriage of Occasion during the school holidays, for a ‘Bear Hunt’ around the beautiful township of Strathalbyn. You will go over, around and through, while travelling in a horse-drawn carriage, to see if we can find the teddy bears!

$175 for up to 7 people, join Carriage of Occasion for an adventure on selected days of the school holidays. Limited spaces, contact us to secure your place.

Discover Strathalbyn’s enchanting horse-drawn carriage rides, complemented by a luxurious High Tea. Delight in history, elegance, and tranquility on this unforgettable journey through their picturesque township.

A 45 minute ride horse drawn carriage ride around the back roads of Bletchley, in the lovely Fleurieu Peninsula.

Marvel at the power of the horse pulling your comfortable cart, while passing working farms, wildlife and far reaching views of the Coorong and lower lakes.

The whole family will enjoy the gentle clip clip of the horses hooves, the birdsong and sometimes spotting kangaroos and other native wildlife.

They are able to accommodate groups of up to 8. Please contact them before booking if you have any access or mobility requirements- they have a few options, but would like to discuss with you.

A spooky offering, working with Glenbarr Homestead, tour Strathalbyn like never before, by horse and carriage, visiting the dark history of the township.

Departing from the tourist information centre at either 6pm or 8pm (pending daylight hour), tours travel the oldest and spookiest parts of Strathalbyn, and including a foot tour of Glenbarr Homestead, one of the original buildings in Strathalbyn, built by the town founders, and the very first morgue. There is known paranormal activity at Glenbarr, so you never know who or what you might see there.

Dark History Tours last for approximately 2 hours and include supper.

Per person seats, in a shared carriage is available to book, or contact us for exclusive use discount for your group.