Rhynie 

Rhynie is a small town in South Australia, halfway between Tarlee and Auburn, along the Main North Road. It was surveyed and founded in 1859.

Rhynie, is famed for its historic pub. The Rhynie Hotel was the first pub north of Adelaide that was deemed 'bona fide' - hence it could serve liquor and food after 6:00pm only if drinkers could present themselves as 'bona fide' travellers. Furthermore, a lot of local 'travellers' presented themselves.

• Presently, Rhynie is a popular rest break along the highway and serves many travellers and tourists through the Clare Valley Wine Region.

Features

• See the historic establishments
• See the boutique wineries and cellar doors
• Take a tour around the large vineyards and estates
• Go bushwalking to various lookouts
• Have a drink or a bite to eat at the historic Rhynie Hotel