Drive time: 20 mins

Glenelg is so easily accessible from Adelaide City using the Glenelg Tram and has much to offer when you arrive. There is plenty to keep the whole family amused such as; fishing charters, sailing, beach volleyball and activities, walking trails, bike hire, the famous Dolphin swim or watch or even a twilight cruise, reserves, play grounds, BBQ areas, lots of history and an amusement centre. Once you come here you won’t want to leave, so book your ticket and come and see what Glenelg has to offer.

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Drive time: 35 mins

The award-winning Cleland Wildlife Park is one of South Australia’s must-see attractions. Located in a beautiful natural bush land setting, Cleland offers visitor’s many memorable opportunities to discover a large number of South Australia’s captivating wildlife. Many animals are free-roaming in the 35-hectare park, creating wonderful impromptu opportunities to touch and interact with our native wildlife.

The park is also home to one of South Australia’s most popular walking trails which traverses from Waterfall Gully to Mt Lofty Summit. The majestic peak of the Mount Lofty Ranges provides spectacular panoramic views across Adelaide’s city skyline to the coast.

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Drive time: 40 mins

Port Noarlunga is a picturesque seaside village located approximately 30 kilometres south of Adelaide and perfect to swim, kayak, snorkel, dive and fish. The red sandstone beach cliffs, long jetty and reef, make it one of the iconic diving destinations in the state.

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Drive time: 45 mins

If you are searching for some of the best food, wine, wildlife and events in South Australia, the Fleurieu Peninsula has it all. Situated just 45 minutes south of Adelaide, and surrounded by coastline, its no wonder the region is considered Adelaide’s playground. Water plays a major part in recreational activities, with endless sandy beaches, rugged cliff-scapes, and sheltered coves.

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Drive time: 1 hour 30 mins

Yorke Peninsula is situated 1h30 drive north from Adelaide. It has plenty to offer from rich farmland to limitless beaches and picturesque towns.

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Drive time: 3 hours 30 mins

The Limestone Coast is home to some of South Australia’s most spectacular natural wonders and world-famous wagyu beef. In the heart of Mount Gambier discover the aptly-named Blue Lake, the underground oasis, Umpherston Sinkhole or a New Orleans-style jazz club. Snorkel or dive the crystal-clear waters of the Kilsby Sinkhole or Piccaninnie Ponds or snuggle up glamping under a blanket full of stars.

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Drive time: 3 hours 30 mins

The Murray River, Lakes and Coorong region embodies natural beauty and boasts a wealth of native produce, breathtaking scenery and Australian wildlife. The Murray River flows more than 2500 kilometres from the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales, through the Riverland, down to Murray Bridge and onto the Lakes and Coorong in South Australia. The River is around 130 million years old and is rich with Aboriginal history, culture and heritage.

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Drive time: 4 hours

Kangaroo Island is a short flight from Adelaide or a ferry ride from Cape Jervis.

It is a sanctuary for wildlife and natual beauty and is one of the world’s great nature-based destinations. Think of an island with 509km of Coastline & 155km from the East Coast to the West Coast. With native bushland, wildlife, adventure & exploring. Where pristine beaches, local wines & sunsets are on your doorstep.

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Drive time: 5 hours 30 mins

Driving through the Flinders Ranges and Outback, you’d be forgiven for thinking you were navigating the unexplored face of Mars. Towering ancient cliffs and deep craters border dusty red roads. Take an aerial tour of Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre or drive along the Aboriginal Dreaming Trail. Marvel at Wilpena Pound, a shockingly large amphitheatre, created through erosion over millions of years, or look up at night for a sky show like never before.

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Drive time: 7 hours

The Eyre Peninsula boasts fantastic food and wine, luxury accommodation and abundant wildlife, but it’s best known for its world-famous aquatic activities.

Hop aboard a shark cage dive or swim and play with sea lions off the coast of Port Lincoln. Dive-into a dolphin and sea lion swimming tour at Baird Bay or watch whales and their calves frolic under towering, wave-ravaged cliffs. Sink your teeth into the Eyre Peninsula’s legendary oysters and freshly-caught seafood at the local fish mongers, pubs, restaurants and bars, then wash it down at the region’s signature wineries.

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Drive time: 45 mins

Romantic, welcoming, and always changing, the Adelaide Hills has long been a peaceful country retreat for the people of Adelaide. The variety of its landscapes, the quality of its food and wine, the abundance of its wildlife and the richness of its culture make for an engaging and memorable destination. We’ve scoured the region to bring you the very best experiences, from wineries and craft breweries to picking your own fruit, cuddling koalas and exploring towns and villages.

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Drive time: 45 mins

Only 45 minutes south of Adelaide in South Australia, McLaren Vale is home to sustainable winegrowing, world-class wines and culinary experiences, as well as pristine natural attractions and unparalleled tourism offerings.

Best known for Shiraz, McLaren Vale also excels in the production of ultra-premium Grenache and Cabernet. Mediterranean varieties such as Fiano, Vermentino, Tempranillo and Sangiovese are also very well suited climatically and provide wine lovers with yet another layer of discovery.

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Drive time: 1 hour

Just one hour’s drive north east of Adelaide, the Barossa is an internationally-acclaimed wine region encompassing the towns of Tanunda, Angaston and Nuriootpa. Wander into over 80 cellar doors, tasting some of the most awarded wines in the world and digging into sumptuous local produce. Meet winemakers, chat with passionate staff and mingle with proud locals.

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Drive time: 2 hours

You’ll find more than 50 cellar doors between the towns of Auburn and Clare, along a stunning 40km corridor. Five-star wineries are scattered throughout the Clare Valley; its signature wine, Riesling, is among the world’s best. When looking for awarded cellar doors, visit the towns of Clare, Sevenhill, Watervale, Mintaro, Auburn and Polish Hill River. Pick up a gourmet picnic basket from one of many wineries or stop at a farm gate store and buy direct from the producer.

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