Available for bookings. The hall has a stage, supper room and kitchen, an entrance foyer, changing rooms and toilet facilities.

Organically grown Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

A delightful local shop, brimming with Vintageware, Fabric, Furniture & Fancies.

Merino wool treasures, designed by Christina Perriam.

A rare and almost complete picture of hard-rock quartz mining in Central.

Marking the old route through the Lindis Pass, the site commemorates the earliest days of the Otago gold rushes.

Dating back to the 1880s when this area was a thriving gold mining settlement.

Tarras Golf club is a fully-affiliated club and offers full membership to all. Green fee players are welcome at any time of the year.

An award-winning vineyard and winery.

Gourmet country cuisine, cabinet food and a vast selection of delicious sweets.

Local flavor and fresh products for weddings, corporate and private events.

Short walks, longer tramps  and mountain biking.

The Upper Lindis Valley is rich in walking, biking, picnic and fishing spots. 

Available as a wedding venue and event space. 

Visitors are welcome to collect the church key from the Merino Store in Tarras Village and see the 75 tapestry kneelers described in A Tapestry of Tarras.

Magnificent mountain views, starry nights - the perfect place to get away.

Nestled in the vineyard, with spectacular views and access to the Clutha riverbank.

Locally-sourced products and New Zealand-made goods.

The heart of Central Otago goldmining, this is the starting point for six DOC walking tracks. 

Extensive, varied walking and biking tracks talong the old Maori mahika kai route towards Wanaka. 

There are walks, swimming spots, picnic areas and freedom camps along the banks of the Mata-au Clutha.  

Follow the old Maori travelling route through the Dunstans, links up with the Manuherikia Valley.