From heritage architecture and vibrant laneways to world-class wine and coastal charm, Adelaide blends culture and nature with effortless style.

Stroll through the buzzing stalls of Adelaide Central Market, climb the rooftops of Adelaide Oval for sunset views, and admire masterpieces at the Art Gallery of South Australia. For nature lovers, the Adelaide Botanic Garden provides a peaceful space within the bustle of the city. Just minutes from the city, relax on the golden sands of Glenelg Beach or hike the Waterfall Gully trail to Mount Lofty. Adelaide’s compact layout and laid-back vibe make it the perfect launchpad for South Australian adventures.

From windswept coastlines and ancient rock formations to world-class seafood and thrilling marine encounters, the Eyre Peninsula is South Australia’s wild frontier.

Dive into adventure with cage diving amongst great white sharks off Port Lincoln, or swim with playful sea lions at Baird Bay. Taste freshly shucked oysters straight from the sea in Coffin Bay, then explore the surreal granite sculptures of Murphy’s Haystacks and the wave-carved Woolshed Cave. Whether you're spotting whales at Head of the Bight, fishing off the shores of Ceduna, or driving the dramatic coastal route past Cummings Monument, the Eyre Peninsula offers raw beauty, rich culture, and unforgettable experiences.

With rolling vineyards and coastal charm, McLaren Vale is a feast for the senses.

Just 45 minutes from Adelaide, this renowned wine region offers over 80 cellar doors where you can sip shiraz with sweeping views or explore the architectural wonder of the d’Arenberg Cube. Indulge in farm-to-table dining, browse the Willunga Farmers Market, or sample craft spirits and brews tucked between the vines. Beyond the glass, discover walking trails through ancient gum trees, cycle past golden barley fields, or relax on nearby beaches. McLaren Vale blends Mediterranean vibes with South Australian soul—perfect for a gourmet escape or a scenic adventure.

Kangaroo Island is South Australia’s ultimate nature escape—raw, rugged, and teeming with wildlife.

Just a short ferry or flight from Adelaide, the island offers unforgettable encounters with sea lions at Seal Bay, koalas nestled in eucalyptus trees, and kangaroos bounding across open fields. The landscapes are equally breathtaking, from the surreal granite formations of Remarkable Rocks to the windswept cliffs of Flinders Chase National Park. Add in local honey farms, boutique distilleries, and pristine beaches, and you’ve got a destination that feels like Australia in miniature.

The Barossa Valley is a paradise for wine lovers and foodies alike.

Just an hour’s drive from Adelaide, this iconic region is home to some of the oldest vines in the world and produces bold, world-class Shiraz. Spend your day hopping between cellar doors, enjoying long lunches at vineyard restaurants, and sampling artisan cheeses, breads, and preserves. The Barossa isn’t just about indulgence—it’s about connection, with passionate winemakers and producers eager to share their craft in a setting of rolling hills and charming villages.

For those craving outback grandeur, the Flinders Ranges deliver ancient landscapes and soul-stirring beauty.

Located in the state’s north, this vast region is rich in Aboriginal history and geological wonder, with highlights like Wilpena Pound—a natural amphitheatre of mountains—and the ochre-colored Bunyeroo and Brachina Gorges. Whether you’re hiking rugged trails, spotting yellow-footed rock wallabies, or stargazing under some of the clearest skies in the Southern Hemisphere, the Flinders Ranges offer a deep, immersive experience of Australia’s wild heart.