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Adelaide
- South Australia
Renowned for its wine growing region, Barossa, South Australia has a multitude of sightseeing options including
Kangaroo Island, the Murray River and the Flinders Ranges.
Adelaide at Night
South Australia
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Drive the Great Ocean Road from Adelaide to Melbourne and view the rugged coastline.
Adelaide has a population of about one million people and is host to many festivals and markets.
Excellent cuisine and wines are plentiful in this graceful city.
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Adelaide - South Australia
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Picturesque capital of South Australia and gateway to the rich culture and varied scenery that the state has to offer. South Australia has a beautiful coastline, contrasting sharply with a rugged outback landscape. As the wine producing capital of Australia, the famous Barossa Valley is a must on any visit to the region.
Calm and peaceful with few crowds, Adelaide and South Australia have a superb range of natural attractions waiting to be discovered.
Adelaide is surrounded by parks and gardens, Australia's festival city
is just one square mile in area. Spectacularly located between the
natural beauty of South Australia's rugged coastline. Adelaide is an
elegant, cultured city boasting a wide selection of theatres, concert
halls, art galleries, and an abundance of restaurants.
Outside the city you'll find many wonders of South Australia : from the
mighty Murray River with spectacular cliffs and abundant wildlife, the
picturesque Barossa Valley one of Australia's leading wine producing
regions, to the opal mining town of Coober Pedy, a place so hot half the
population live underground. A visit to South Australia would not be
complete without a trip to Kangaroo Island.
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Kangaroo Island
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Kangaroo Island is Australia's third largest island, 155kms long and
55kms wide. The island can be reached by a 30 minute scenic flight from
Adelaide or a 50 minute ferry crossing from Cape Jervis at the southern
tip of Fleurieu Peninsula, a 90 minute drive south of Adelaide.
Surrounded by dramatic coastal scenery, secluded pristine beaches and
with 21 national parks, Kangaroo Island is arguably the best place in
Australia to see native animals in their natural habitat. To truly
experience all this remarkable island has to offer, we highly recommend
you stay for at least two days, however if your time is limited you can
do day tours.
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