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Discover South Australia

Hailed for its wine and seafood, long summers, rugged Outback and spectacular coastline, South Australia offers one unique experience after another.

Enjoy a few days in the state's capital city of Adelaide. Explore the region's indigenous history through its art galleries, relax in the many cafes and bars, or take in the sun on one of the many beaches. Visit, some of the region's famed wine areas, and explore the vineyards (and sample their produce!) - including the renowned Barossa Valley.

There is an abundance of native wildlife to see in South Australia. Visit Kangaroo Island with its Kangaroos, Sea lions, Koalas, marine life and many species of birdlife.  Why not take in the spectacular natural beauty of the Flinders Ranges, with its towering rock walls and stunning gorges. You can also explore the stunning wildlife and aboriginal culture and rock art. You can also enjoy outback pubs offering Australian bush food.

Adelaide

Once known as the ‘City of Churches’, today Adelaide is better recognised for its sophistication, charm and cosmopolitan feel. South Australia’s capital is a hub of festivals and art galleries; it enjoys a vibrant nightlife and live-music scene; plus there is plenty of shopping and gastronomic delights. Visit the Art Gallery of South Australia to view indigenous art, or the South Australian Museum devoted to natural history; take an amble in the Adelaide Botanic Garden; or if you’re up for a hike, find out about the trails on the Mount Lofty Ranges.

 

Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island (“Ki” to the locals) is Australia’s third-largest island and a well-known haven for wildlife enthusiasts seeking a retreat.

The island lies around 112 km southwest of Adelaide and is almost two-thirds protected by reserves and national parks. There are also many cafés and restaurants that serve fresh local fare. The island’s main focus is on eco-tourism and you’ll find flawless beaches along the coastline such as Vivonne Bay, which was crowned Australia’s best beach in 2003.

Island Beach is another remote oasis, where kangaroos, seals, dolphins and various birds are found in abundance, while the west coast of Flinders Chase National Park is home to the iconic granite boulders known as Remarkable Rocks.

 
 
 
 
 
 

The Barossa Valley

Under an hour's drive from Adelaide, Barossa Valley is a perfect day excursion. Experience premium wines, such as the Barossa Valley Shiraz along with acclaimed restaurants - and you may not want to leave!

Visit the Hentley Farm winery for a unique experience, or sample local produce at the Barossa Farmers Market on a Saturday morning.

 
 
 

Flinders Ranges and outback

Stretching from Port Pirie to Lake Callebonna, the ancient mountain range known as the Flinders Ranges (or simply the Flinders) is the largest in South Australia and is known as an iconic Australian environment. Made up of a number of mountain ranges – the ABC, the Elder, the Chace and the Gammon in the far north - the rugged landscape is characterised by rolling hills, deep gorges, ridges and razorbacks and wide plains.

The area is perhaps best known for the improbable rock formation, Wilpena Pound, but also includes a number of wonderful national parks, the historic outback town of Quorn, the Clare Valley for wine tasting as well as numerous ancient Aboriginal art sites.

Visitors to the Flinders are likely to encounter a wide range of local wildlife including Kangaroos, Emus, Wedge Tailed Eagles and the rare Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Travel Details

Flights to South Australia would be into Adelaide airport. Flights from the UK are indirect and the flying time is approximately 21 hours.

 

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