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• There have been some wonderful sunrises of late with the coming of the rain to make the forest sparkle. Greatly appreciated after a record dry autumn. Now is the time to come and enjoy warm balmy days, cooler nights and spectacular sunrises while you take your morning walk around the farm.
• Lambing is due to start soon, with the arrival of the first yesterday. Brutus & Goldie, the alpacas will soon be on full time duty.

   

• Ayr Sailean Craft Weekend - 2012 dates - 22nd to 24th June; 21st to 23rd September.
• Calling all Fibre Artists and Craft people to join us for a weekend of craft and fun.
• Call Gail on 9840 8098 (mornings or evening) for more details, or email for a flyer.

• When booking direct (no commissions payable) ask about our Direct Booking Specials

Explore, Relax, Indulge the Senses.

There is just so much to do in the areas surrounding Ayr Sailean.

Follow the links below to explore the world famous Valley of the Giants and the attractions of the South Coast Wilderness.

• Places to go
• Things to do

Do some research and planning before you arrive, click below to download printable documents for a wealth of information and ideas about attractions you can visit, activities to pursue, restaurants, wineries ... scenic drives.

• Attractions information (pdf download 130k)
• The Ayr Sailean Visitor's guide (pdf download 950k)

When you get here, ask at reception for the latest information and special events.

For walkers on the Bibbulmun Track, free delivery or pickup is available (conditions apply). Prior Booking is required although 1 days notice is usually sufficient.

Enjoy the local delights each day, then come back to Ayr Sailean to sit back and relax in the quiet country surrounds.

Suggested Day Trips / Activities:

• Temp the Pallet - Wineries, Chocolate, Mead & Honey Icecream, Cider & Toffee, Cheeses, Marron - perhaps that will take at least 2 or more days - plus numerous cafes & restaurants.
• Feast the Eyes - Natural wonders from Banksia Camp, Mandalay Beach, Conspicuous Lookout, Mt Frankland, Fernhook Falls, Hilltop Lookout, Circular Pool and the Giant Tingle Tree, all to compliment the Tree Top Walk & Valley of the Giants. Wildflowers & Native flora & fauna. - See the Visitor's Guide for suggested routes.
• Artistic Bent - Swarbrick Art Loop, Potteries, Art Galleries, Sculptures
• Relax at the beach or on a river with or without a fishing rod, or explore by canoe.
• Hiking on the Bibbulmun Track or up Mt Mehniup or Mt Frankland

Some farm activities occur from time to time and you are welcome to watch or join in. Guests are welcome to explore the farm at any time. Brutus and Goldie, the alpacas, can be seen with their charges, the sheep flock. Kangaroos and often emus abound in the early mornings and evenings, and wildflowers are prevalent in the native bush of the farm. Ask at reception for a map, or pick up a laminated one from the Camp Kitchen to take on your walk and return.

Craft classes are available from the resident teacher at Ayr Sailean. Ask at reception for details of classes on offer, or form a group to spend a weekend of crafting. The Camp Kitchen has been designed to cater for crafting groups, be it Embroidery, Patchwork, Parchment, Painting etc. Please see the Majestic Merino web site for details at www.majesticmerino.com.