South Australia Attractions and Touristic Centers
S o let's get this straight . . . I can take a champagne breakfast balloon ride over Australia's award-winning Barossa vineyards, have lunch on a paddlewheeler gliding down the mighty River Murray with pelicans for company and enjoy dinner in a roulette-playing railway station. You can also enjoy the same clean air, attractive climate, clear blue seas and magnificent beaches as the rest of Australia - but with an added dimension . . .
South Australia Attractions
Adelaide
Meet Australia's most elegant - and surprising - city. Charm is written all over Adelaide's face. See it in North Terrace's fine cultural boulevard, at the boutiques and arcades of Rundle Mall or the easy-going warmth of its people. Surprises are around every corner, explore a rainforest inside the spectacular Bicentennial Conservatory, or raise a sail at the historic Port and who could go by the fabulous casino located within a railway station! Essentially Adelaide is cruising the River Torrens to the Zoo, exploring the gallaries, museums and gardens and then browsing through the East End or Central Market.
The Barossa Valley
The Barrossa, a timeless region with its own very special culture is renowned for growing the highest quality grapes and producing premium wine. One weekend in August each year, the Barossa Winemakers invite you to enjoy their hospitality when they combine with South Australia's finest restaurants to present the Barossa Classic Gourmet Weekend.
Flinders Ranges
A chance to explore the amazing flora, fauna and fabulous rock formations. You can horse ride, bushwalk or just relax and soak up the atmosphere.
Kangaroo Island
Kangaroo Island is the third largest island of Australia. Separated from the mainland nine thousand years ago, Kangaroo Island has many plants and animals no longer found elsewhere. This unique flora and fauna offers visitors an unparalleled wildlife experience.