Excursions
Hahndorf
Just an easy 20-minute drive along the six-lane South Eastern
Freeway from the city centre of Adelaide is the scenic Adelaide
Hills region. The most popular tourist destination in the area is
Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement, Hahndorf. The
town was settled in 1839...
see full detailsKangaroo Island
Australia’s third largest island is home to colonies of
sea lions, fairy penguins, pelicans, marine life and, of course,
kangaroos, and provides so much to do and discover that
visitors are advised to stay for at least two days. Kangaroo Island
is situated eight miles (13km)...
see full detailsFlinders Ranges
The Flinders Ranges, one of the few elevated landmasses in South
Australia, is the gateway to the State’s outback, offering
rugged and spectacular scenery best seen at daybreak or sunset when
the colours come alive. At the southern end of the ranges, about...
see full detailsCoober Pedy
Coober Pedy, the opal mining town located in the harsh outback
of South Australia about 540 miles (850km) north of Adelaide,
operates largely underground. Homes, a church, a pottery studio and
various businesses consist of 'dugouts', which have been
built by the locals to...
see full detailsBarossa Valley
An hour’s ride from Adelaide, to the northeast, is the
Barossa Valley, Australia’s premier winemaking region.
Fifty-four wineries operate here in an area blessed with hot dry
summers, loamy soil and good winter rainfall. The heart of the
valley is the town of Tanunda,...
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