Stroll through the buzzing local produce stalls of Adelaide Central Market, climb the rooftops of the Adelaide Oval for sunset views across the city to the ocean, 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, spotting koalas and kangaroos along the way. Adelaide’s compact layout and laid-back vibe make it the perfect launchpad for South Australian adventures.

A short 45-minute flight from Adelaide and you’ll arrive in the Port Lincoln; the gateway to the wild beauty of the Eyre Peninsula. Its dazzling coastline studded with pristine national parks is rich in adventure and discovery in nature. Koalas, emus, and kangaroos thrive in the parks; while the waters invite you to surf, swim with playful sea lions, or cage-dive with great white sharks. The salt-of-the-earth vibe of the holiday towns belies the world-class seafood that graces every table. Taste freshly shucked oysters straight from the source in Coffin Bay, spot whales at Head of the Bight, or go fishing in an area renowned as one of the finest fishing destinations in Australia.

Just 40 minutes south of 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 National Parks; or relax on one of the many nearby beaches known by the locals for having crystal clear water and incredible sunsets. McLaren Vale blends Mediterranean culture with South Australian soul—perfect for a gourmet escape or a scenic adventure.

Just 40 minutes south of 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 National Parks; or relax on one of the many nearby beaches known by the locals for having crystal clear water and incredible sunsets. McLaren Vale blends Mediterranean culture with South Australian soul—perfect for a gourmet escape or a scenic adventure.

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

Located an easy five-hour drive north of Adelaide via the Barossa or Clare Valley wine regions; this vast area is rich in Aboriginal history and geological wonders, with highlights like Wilpena Pound - a natural amphitheatre of mountains - and the ochre-coloured Bunyeroo and Brachina Gorges. Hike rugged trails, spot yellow-footed rock wallabies, and stargaze under some of the clearest skies in the Southern Hemisphere. Join a locally guided safari tour to explore the best of the region or take to the skies on a scenic flight to truly appreciate the majestic beauty of the Flinders Ranges.

South Australia loves a party, and their world-class events are their way of showcasing their exceptional food, wine, sport, art, and boutique capital. Adelaide hosts the annual Fringe Festival, the second largest Fringe after Edinburgh; Tasting Australia showcasing the state’s culinary heart, and the Tour Down Under cycle event. The party doesn’t stop in Adelaide though. The regions will find any excuse for a celebration; with regional events and festivals showing-off the best of their state's food, wine, fashion, art, and design all year round.

South Australia is home to some of the most unbelievable natural wonders in the world. Rainbow-coloured lakes, flourishing gardens deep below the earth’s surface, and ancient mountain ranges older than time itself. From the farthest reaches of the outback to sitting literally on Adelaide’s doorstep; South Australia’s landscape reveals untold wonders that have to be seen to be believed. It is also one of the best places in the world to get up-close and personal with iconic, native Australian wildlife, from koalas, kangaroos and emus to whales and dolphins!

South Australia’s food scene is bold and beautifully grounded in fresh produce, native ingredients, and world-class wine. Embark on an epic degustation in a giant Rubik’s cube, feast on award winning wagyu steak at Mayura Station, and slurp oysters straight from the source as you stand in waist-deep water. Meals are best enjoyed slowly: at a vineyard lunch, a seaside bistro, or a market stall in Adelaide. And don’t miss the coffee culture—South Australians take their brews seriously, often with a view of leafy courtyards or heritage streets.