Welcome to Haven
Your escape, your sanctuary and your memory-maker on Adelaide’s shoreline. At Haven you stay by the sea. You pause, you breathe and you restore.
At Haven you curl up with a book in winter, return salty and sleepy after a summer’s day on the beach, or return with laughter in your lungs after an evening meal with friends at a great local eatery.
Proudly locally family-owned and operated.
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Tucked just moments from the shoreline and nestled off vibrant Jetty Road, this beautiful pet-friendly retreat offers the perfect blend of beachside serenity and village charm.
Stylish, peaceful, and thoughtfully designed, this contemporary coastal hideaway is perfect for unwinding in comfort. Just a short stroll from the shore and surrounded by nature, it’s a place where ocean breezes, gentle mornings, and golden-hour picnics await.
A getaway is more than just a change of scenery; it’s a chance to embrace a lifestyle rich in relaxation and adventure.
Nestled in beautiful surroundings, our properties offer a unique blend of comfort and convenience, inviting you to explore the local culture, cuisine, and vibrant community.
Charity Partners
At Haven Retreats we want to give a little back, that’s why $10 from every stay is donated to one of our two charity partners as a community dividend.
In Australia, Stillbirth is the leading cause of infant death. Many of these deaths are preventable and Still Aware’s mission is to end these deaths through awareness and education.
The charity has been working to prevent Stillbirth since 2014 and provides support and advice to pregnant mothers, clinicians and midwives.
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Ospreys are majestic coastal-dwelling birds of prey. They are incredibly rare in South Australia with only around 50 breeding pairs remaining in largely isolated parts of the state.
Friends of Osprey is a small conservation charity which seeks to increase the population of these birds by building safe nesting platforms, educating the community about the species and advocating for the protection and rehabilitation of their fragile habitat.
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