Farina Ruins

Nestled in South Australia's arid zone, Farina Ruins offers a captivating glimpse into the past. Once a bustling town with a population of about 600, it boasted two hotels, a school, a church, two breweries, and a bakery. Today, visitors can explore the stone remnants of these historic buildings, including the renowned underground bakery, which operates seasonally, serving freshly baked bread, pies, and pastries. The Farina Restoration Group, comprising volunteers from across Australia, actively preserves the town's heritage, ensuring its stories endure for future generations.