Introducing The Pit Stop, a brand-new holiday home offering a peaceful escape in the heart of Tailem Bend. Nestled in a quiet estate with stunning river views, this modern retreat comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests across four bedrooms, featuring a mix of queen and king single beds, plus a fold-out sofa.

With multiple bathrooms, a fully equipped laundry, and private access to the lagoon, boat ramp, and reserve, it’s perfect for families and groups.

Relax in the outdoor BBQ area, on the balcony with river views, or on the spacious deck.

Located just minutes from The Shell V-Power Motorsport Park and close to local shops, wineries, and the Coorong, The Pit Stop is the ideal getaway. Self-check-in and extended stays available.

Dwelling values across the combined regional areas of Australia rose a further 0.4% in January, reaching new record highs.

Regional markets including the Coorong are benefitting from a second wind of internal migration, along with an affordability advantage in some markets, and what looks to be some permanency in hybrid working arrangements across some occupations and industries.

Late last year, ABS reporting on working arrangements revealed 36.3% of employed people usually worked from home, which was down from COVID-highs, but still above the 32.1% reported in 2019. This has been evident in the Meningie and Tailem Bend areas with recent sales during January attributing to the work from home regime, in affordable areas.

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2025 is all about understanding the market and making the right decisions at the right time. With stable prices and growing opportunities in the Coorong region, now is the time to act.

Coorong Realty is here to help you navigate this exciting time in real estate. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, we’re ready to guide you to success. Let’s make your next move together.

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Supporting local clubs and community initiatives is an important part of our values, and we are proud to sponsor the Tailem Bend Golf Club with a new sign at Hole number 7.

This partnership reflects our commitment to investing in the local community and helping to enhance the golfing experience for members and visitors, supporting the region we call home.

Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just looking for a relaxing round, the Tailem Bend Golf Club is a great place to enjoy the game and support a fantastic local club.

We look forward to continuing our involvement and contributing to the region we call home.

The Coorong is a stunning stretch of South Australia’s coastline, known for its untouched beauty, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural history. While many visitors stick to the well-known lookouts and walking trails, there are plenty of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Here are a few must-visit spots for your next adventure in the Coorong.

1. Long Point

A peaceful and often overlooked spot, Long Point is perfect for fishing, birdwatching, and kayaking. The shallow waters provide a safe and scenic place to explore, with stunning views of the surrounding lagoons.

2. Jack Point Pelican Observatory

If you want to see the iconic Australian pelican up close, Jack Point is the place to be. This quiet lookout offers incredible views of the breeding colony, especially during nesting season.

3. Chinaman’s Well

A fascinating piece of history, Chinaman’s Well is a relic from the 1800s when Chinese miners passed through the area during the gold rush. The stone well and surrounding ruins tell a story of endurance and migration.

4. 42 Mile Crossing

For those who love a bit of off-road adventuring, 42 Mile Crossing is a gateway to the remote beaches of the Coorong. A short hike over the sand dunes leads to a stunning, secluded stretch of ocean that feels like your own private paradise.

5. Ngrugie Ngoppun Walk (Salt Creek)

Meaning "Good Walk" in Ngarrindjeri, the Ngrugie Ngoppun Walk in Salt Creek is a cultural and environmental journey through the heart of the Coorong. This trail highlights the rich Indigenous heritage of the region, with interpretive signage explaining the deep connection the Ngarrindjeri people have to this land and its waterways.

The Coorong is full of surprises, offering visitors a mix of natural beauty, history, and adventure. Whether you're a keen photographer, a nature lover, or just looking for a peaceful escape, these hidden gems will make your trip unforgettable.

The Murray Bridge Fringe returns from 21st February to 23rd March 2025, bringing a diverse range of performances and events for all ages. This year’s festival will take place across five key locations in Murray Bridge:

• Performing Arts + Functions Centre
• Murray Bridge Regional Gallery
• Murray Bridge Swimming Centre
• The Bridgeport Hotel
• Sixth Street

The program will feature a mix of comedy, music, cabaret, and interactive workshops, with both free and ticketed events available.

One of the festival’s highlights will be the Sixth Street Party, held on Saturday, 22nd March from 2 pm to 7 pm. This event will include a makers market, a selection of pop-up food stalls, and live entertainment throughout the afternoon.

The Murray Bridge Fringe offers a unique opportunity to experience high-quality performances and community events in a vibrant setting.

The Meningie Food Fair returns on Friday, 7th March 2025, offering an evening of great food, entertainment, and family-friendly fun at Meningie Lions Jubilee Park from 4 pm to 8 pm.

This community event will feature a wide selection of food and refreshments, along with live entertainment for all ages. A special highlight for families is the Bluey Live performance, bringing one of Australia’s most beloved characters to the stage.

Children can enjoy unlimited rides and entertainment (excluding water activities) for just $5 for ages five and under, and $10 for ages six and over.

With something for everyone, the Meningie Food Fair is the perfect way to enjoy a relaxed evening with family and friends.