6 places to discover
Beerenberg Farm is a family-owned strawberry farm and visitor attraction located at Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, about 30 km southeast of Adelaide. Established on land farmed by the Paech family since 1839, it is renowned for its strawberry picking, farm shop and range of jams, sauces and condiments made on site. The farm combines working agriculture with agritourism in a scenic rural setting.
Big Red Strawberry Farm is a popular agrotourism attraction located in Brinchang, Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia. Situated along Jalan Brinchang, it is known for its hillside strawberry cultivation using hydroponic systems. The farm features greenhouses, a cafe, and a retail shop selling fresh strawberries and strawberry-based products. It offers visitors hands-on picking experiences and scenic highland views, representing Cameron Highlands' long-standing strawberry farming heritage.
La Trinidad Strawberry Farm is a large agricultural tourism site in Barangay Betag, La Trinidad, Benguet, in the La Trinidad Valley. Known as the Strawberry Capital of the Philippines, it is the country's most famous strawberry-producing area. The farm features expansive strawberry fields, market stalls and souvenir shops, and is notable for seasonal strawberry picking and its scenic valley setting near Baguio City.
Malino Highland is a highland agrotourism resort located in Tinggimoncong District, Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi, about 70 km from Makassar. Set at around 1,000-1,200 meters above sea level, it features tea plantations, pine forests, flower gardens and strawberry fields in a cool mountain climate. Developed as a resort and recreation area, it offers scenic views, outdoor activities and cottage accommodation, making it a popular highland getaway in South Sulawesi.
Splitters Farm is a working agritourism farm on Splitters Creek Road in Sharon, west of Bundaberg in Queensland. The family-owned property operates as a seasonal visitor attraction centred on strawberry picking, sunflower fields and other produce. It offers tractor train rides, farm tours and a farm shop selling fresh produce. Notable for its large seasonal sunflower displays and pick-your-own experiences, it provides an accessible rural tourism experience within the Bundaberg region.
Vattavada is a serene agricultural village located in the Idukki district of Kerala, approximately 45 km east of Munnar. Situated in the Western Ghats along the Palani Hills, it is known as the 'Vegetable Bowl of Kerala' for its extensive terraced farms producing garlic, strawberries, apples, and other cool-climate crops. The village offers misty landscapes, trekking opportunities, and proximity to protected areas like Pampadum Shola National Park.