A celebrated South Australian wine region since the 1840s, Barossa has perfected wine and hospitality. With year-round events and festivals, it’s always a good time to visit this region. While Barossa is known for its wine, they’re also revered for their food.
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Situated just 30-minutes from Adelaide’s CBD is the picturesque Adelaide Hills. This region is filled with award-winning wineries, tasty local food producers and incredible restaurants. Surrounded by lush forest and vast greenery, the Adelaide Hills is the perfect reprieve from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Dubbed the planned city, Adelaide was organised by surveyor-general William Light. Despite being well-organised there are still many hidden treasures throughout this historical city ready for you to discover. We have found some of the best and have complied them for you.
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Wondering where to stay or what to do while exploring the Riverland? We’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of things we love from this unique region.
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Home to unspoilt and pristine beaches, the Yorke Peninsula makes for an incredible environment for a trip away. Take advantage of the long coastline to try your hand at sailing, swimming, surfing, kayaking or even fishing or crabbing.
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The Eyre Peninsula is considered one of Australia's premier adventure destinations, and for good reason: it's very big, very diverse and, in places, very wild!
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Here are just some of the reasons to explore the Flinders Ranges and Outback South Australia HERITAGE AND CULTURE Wadlata Outback Centre’s Tunnel Of Time gives an insight into the importance of this land to its original inhabitants and is a great introduction to the region. Explore that theme further by meeting the Adnyamathanha traditional...
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Less than an hour from Adelaide, a playground for all ages awaits. LEARN A NEW SKILL As you drive south from Adelaide, you’ll see plenty of surfers taking advantage of swells along the coast. If you dream of joining them, cut across to the peninsula’s eastern edge. Goolwa and Middleton beaches have long, rolling waves...
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Experience the wide open spaces of Eyre Peninsula. HERITAGE AND CULTURE Large-scale murals on grain silos in Cowell, Tumby Bay and Kimba stand out like beacons against the bright blue skies of the wheatbelt. Smaller scale works are visible in excellent aboriginal owned and operated art galleries in Port Lincoln and Ceduna. To learn more...
Continue readingLooking for an excuse to (re)visit the Barossa? NATURAL WONDERS Swap four wheels for two and leave the highway for one of the many trails crossing the flat valley floor. Shared cycling paths follow gum-lined creeks and pass through colourful gardens on the way to funky cafes and small-batch wineries. Or if you’d prefer to...
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