Jurlique Farm

Tourist attraction · Mount Barker

Jurlique Farm

Tourist attraction · Mount Barker

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31 Liebelt Rd, Biggs Flat SA 5153, Australia

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Farm tour learning propagation, biodynamic principles, beekeeping  

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31 Liebelt Rd, Biggs Flat SA 5153, Australia Get directions

jurlique.com.au
@jurlique

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31 Liebelt Rd, Biggs Flat SA 5153, Australia Get directions

+61 8 8393 0518
jurlique.com.au
@jurlique

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Sep 2, 2025

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Writer John Muir Explored Southern Australia — Here's How I Retraced His Steps

"That trend was evident at my first stop: Jurlique, the plant-based-skin-care brand that grows its own ingredients on a 154-acre organic farm. The manager, Cherie Hutchinson, led me through fields of violet, licorice, chamomile, and other Mediterranean transplants. 'Hot summers and wet winters are perfect for plants,' she said of the local climate." - Travel + Leisure Editors

https://www.travelandleisure.com/south-australia-road-trip-john-muir-8668192
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Daniel K

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Great place to visit. If you do visit, do the tour but you will need to book in advance online. The tour takes you through the garden and allows you to sample some of their products along the way. The guide was very knowledgeable and explains a lot of the sustainable practises of Jurlique. At the end of the tour you can buy some products from the store at a 10% discount too. Only call out is that the tour is about 95% outside and on a hot summers day it could be quite unpleasant, so dress appropriately - book a sensible time of day or bring an umbrella. If you want to see more photos and tips, feel free to check out my Instagram → @6yearsinjapan

donna maree

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Popped into Julique 'Farm shop' on way back from visit to Adelaide Hills. On entry you're met with an exquisite view and scent of flower fields. The shop sells at retail so it offers equivalent value to what you'd get at Chadstone. Despite being the last customers of the day, the service was personable and patient... Do leave plenty of time to enjoy the windy drive as the farm is a good 10km from Handorf Village. Farm tour by booking only.

Alison Hissey

Google
Our tour guide was exceptionally knowledgeable. The trail was an easy walk, mostly flat. We left with a much deeper understanding of the process taken to make the products, which are high quality and locally made.

Debbie Sacuu

Google
Beautiful experience at Julique Farm today. We went behind the scenes with Lexie who was informative and knowledgeable. It was lovely to learn about the farm and how the brand started. . At the end we got to make our own bottle of oil and choose our own botanical scents! It was a lovely afternoon and we recommend doing this tour if you are in Adelaide.

Sienna Day

Google
Our tour guide Fay was excellent! We booked in advance for the farm tour online and were greeted right when we arrived. Fay then showed us around the farm while explaining the properties of each plant and what products they were used in. She also explained their techniques for biodynamic and organic farming along with how they harvested certain plants and in which seasons. We were able to visit the drying room and afterwards were taught how they extracted the properties from each plant. Fay was very knowledgeable and answered all of our little questions. Since we toured during the winter a lot of the plants were cut back and harvested, but there was still a lot of gorgeous greenery and herbs. It was incredibly interesting to see the process behind the products. The day that we came it was very rainy and muddy so make sure you come prepared and wear the right shoes, they also kindly gave us umbrellas so we wouldn't be drenched. When we were back inside Fay served us hot tea while we looked around, make sure to come prepared to get some products from the cute little Jurlique store. Overall, an amazing experience that I definitely recommend for anyone who is interested in skincare, gardening, or just likes to be in a beautiful place. We will definitely be coming back to see the roses in bloom when it's warmer. Thank you Jurlique and thank you Fay!!

lizard

Google
Have you ever wondered what goes into the making of all the Jurlique products? Want to test your plant knowledge? This is the right tour for you. It's an immersive tour that walks you through every step of what makes up a Jurlique beauty routine - from plant to face! You get to try lots of products and the guides know a huge amount about plants. You can see and learn the history of the farm and smell your way through the garden as well as learning the properties of each different plant. We were very lucky to pick an ideal day for this tour in the low 20s but I wouldn't want to be doing it in any kind of heat as you are standing in the sun for a looong time and going in and out of hot houses. The same for the wet weather, we were lucky the ground was very stable, as at times you were walking through fields. There is no doubt this is a highly informative tour that lets you see 'behind the scenes' of Jurlique and become more familiar with their products. If you are not steady on your feet or used to standing for periods of time, this is not the tour for you. If it's a warm day smash on that sunscreen and hat!

4chillies

Google
I knew that Jurlique was a high quality South Australian owned business but I didn't know that you could visit the farm where it all happens. I did the tour and it was so interesting. A fascinating behind the scenes look at an amazing business.

Rebecca Smith

Google
This tour is more of a leisurely stroll through the garden and grow tunnels, you aren't trekking across the farm. The tour will actually help you in selecting products, as the guide explains the beneficial properties of each plant. They have products to try throughout the garden and you get a real sense of their true local production cycle. Also gained some insight to organic farming and companion planting which is useful for the home garden. Our tour guide (who also happened to be the farm manager) went briefly over biodynamic farming too which I found so interesting. Ventured into the drying room to see all the trays of flowers and plants drying out before their use in products. Finished up in the shop with a jurlique farm exclusive herbal tea (not for sale) and the shop assistant Sheree was also very knowledgeable of the products and willing to help customers based on their skin care needs. Would recommend if you are into botany, naturopathy or natural health, sustainable farming, supporting local business or just curious to check it out.