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Sanctuary By Sirromet

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Sanctuary by Sirromet provides luxury pavilion accommodation on the grounds of a working winery, offering guests a bushland setting with access to cellar door and dining facilities.

About Sanctuary By Sirromet

Sanctuary by Sirromet offers a glamping experience located on the grounds of Sirromet Wines in the Redlands region. This accommodation consists of several private pavilions situated amongst paperbark trees and native scribbly gums. Guests stay in permanent tents that include private balconies, ensuites, and air conditioning. The site provides a retreat for those visiting the Pinklands area who want to combine a nature-based stay with the convenience of an established winery. The property is a short drive from the Venman Bushland National Park, making it a central point for exploring local walking tracks. Visitors have access to the various on-site amenities, including the cellar door and the Tuscan Terrace restaurant. This tourism offering caters to those looking for a quiet stay within reach of both Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The pavilions overlook the lagoon and provide a base for wildlife spotting and regional touring.

What they're known for

  • Self-contained luxury pavilion accommodation options
  • On-site winery and restaurant access
  • Natural bushland surroundings with wildlife

Best for

  • Couples seeking a weekend getaway
  • Wedding guests attending on-site events
  • Wine enthusiasts visiting the Redlands

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What is Sanctuary by Sirromet best for?

Couples seeking a weekend getaway, Wedding guests attending on-site events, Wine enthusiasts visiting the Redlands

How do I contact Sanctuary by Sirromet?

You can reach them by website https://sanctuarybysirromet.com/.

Where is Sanctuary by Sirromet?

Sanctuary by Sirromet is located in Pinklands, QLD 4164.

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