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We (4 adults) spent 2 nights in Avoca. Day 1, lunch at Blue Pyrenees Winery before checking in to Avoca Cottages, 2 bedroom cottage, fully self contained with shared bathroom. Sleeps 5. Configuration, Bed 1 - 1x QS bed, Bed 2 - 1x QS bed + 1 Singe bed We chose to self-cater the first night. A visit the local supermarket provided everything we needed. Day 2, we visited St Ignatius Vineyard (highly recommend) for tasting, then a drive to Beaufort for lunch. Back in Avoca we dined at the Avoca Hotel for dinner (delicious). We could have packed a lot more in but chose the more leisurely option, Plenty of other wineries in the area to explore next time

Avocado has a lot of history. Great bakery. Quaint assortment of stores. Hotel is friendly and delicious beers. Easy walking distance from motel accommodation. Wineries and tourist sights make it a great place to visit. Ballarat is not far away too

the motel room was comfortable and clean the staff were very friendly and helpful and accommodated our needs we ate at the avoca hotel and the meal was excellent for a tiny town we were there for grandchildren basketball tournament in mayborough

We travelled by car to Avoca and the scenery and roads were really good. Once in Avoca the one way street tripped us up in a country town. But the place exceeded our expectations, room for everyone to spread out. Kids loved the double bunk with single on top. The staff were very accommodating. Breakfast had everything we needed to start our day. Weren't quite sure about shower but it was better than it looked. Very hot water. Town had the usual couple of hotels with food which was delicious. We went to the Avoca Hotel and our teens enjoyed exploring the street. Really old buildings from the Gold rush days and a fitting memorial to our diggers. Enjoyed the time and will return one day!

Avoca is in the centre of the Goldfield Shire / the Grampiens and with more than 20 wineries in close proximity the perfect destination for wine connoisseur and for everyone who loves to hike. The sourrunding villages and towns have a long history that is worth learning about.

Loved Avoca, a quiet little town with plenty to offer, friendly people, the motel we stayed in was excellent and close to town, they have a few shops, plenty of places to eat and the highlight was the Avoca Hotel, fantastic hosts and the food was exceptional. We’ll be back and we’ll tell others about Avoca.