Hotels in Goolwa, South Australia

Australasian Hotel

"SHR 13858
– confirmed as a State Heritage Pace 29 June 1989
This two-storey, limestone building is a significant feature in the Goolwa State Heritage Area

The Australasian Hotel was built in 1857, with the first licence granted on 13 January 1858 to O.W. Willcock. Eleven licensees operated the hotel until a closure in March 1934. During its years as a hotel it was also occasionally gazetted as the 'Australian Arms'.

The good news is that the hotel is again trading and offers an impressive venue for patrons to enjoy a cool drink.

Information courtesy of The Government of South Australia, Department of Environment and Heritage. Document: goolwa_aushotel.pdf
Heritage information on Goolwa

Corio Hotel

Established 1857 and has since been refurbished.

"The historic Corio Hotel was named after the paddle-steamer Corio, which sank on the Murray River in 1857, the same year as the hotel was built.

The first licence was granted to William Ray on 31 March 1858. Since then the hotel has continued to operate under many licensees.

SHR 13856 – confirmed as a State Heritage Place 29 June 1989"

-Courtesy www.environment.sa.gov.au
South Australian Government Department of Environment and Heritage

Goolwa Hotel

Established in 1853 as the Goolwa Hotel, renamed Globe Hotel 1860 and Goolwa Hotel in 1861. National Trust listed.
- information: Jon, Cheers

• Dining - seats up to 200 in the Mozambique Restaurant
  
• Functions
  
• TAB
  

No accommodation as far as we know.

Rankine's Landing Tavern

The Tavern was established in 1989.

Steam Exchange Brewery

The Steam Exchange is located on the Goolwa Wharf and opens daily from 10am until 5pm. Enjoy a quiet ale on the deck or take in the river views.

The Encounter Bay Brewing Company began as a concept in 2003 and created this Micro brewery. Produces the "Steam Ale"

Housed in a Railway Goods Shed constructed by James Shaw in 1879.