SA Attractions
An awe inspiring arid landscape of large hills, rocky gorges and gullies, Gawler Ranges National Park offers visitors an eco playground of historic and geological features. Created around 1,500 mil...
A city for the artistic roamer and free thinker, Adelaide's scenic views and famed leisurely pace makes it ideal to undertake a walking tour. Get the scoop on the city's historic settlement, nation...
Hurl yourself into history at the Bublacowie Military Museum in Yorketown and discover what life was like in the front line. Medals, uniforms and memorabilia adorn the museums walls, dedicated to t...
What better place to stop and smell the roses than Ruston's Rose Garden in Renmark, Australia's largest rose garden. Surrounded by more than 4000 varieties of the romantic flower itself, the rose g...
Rundle Street is the beating heart of cosmopolitan Adelaide. With its countless alffresco eateries and restaurants, cutting-edge fashion shopping and the famous Palace Nova Cinemas, Rundle Street i...
Inchiquin Lake is Clare's main water storage facility, an ideal spot for a picnic with open space recreation area, walking trails, play equipment, fishing, extensive lawns and trees.
Built in 1883, Point Lowly Lighthouse offers the sea breeze, coastal air and stunning gulf views across to the Southern Flinders Ranges. A 20 minute drive from Whyalla, Point Lowly Lighthouse and i...
Described as one of the richest mega fauna sites in Australia, Red Banks Conservation Park features a landscape of rugged red earth gorges, spring fed waterholes and fossilised mega fauna remains. ...
Situated in Lower Glenelg National Park amidst the depths of the pine forest is Hells Hole - a circular sinkhole filled with magnificently deep blue hued water. Enthusiastic divers take to the wate...
With an impressive program of world class acts and internationally recognized musicians, the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra strives to inspire via the classical renditions of Tchaikovsky, Mozart and B...
What better place than Adelaide to be home to Australia's National Wine Centre. Situated on the edge of the Botanic Gardens, the National Wine Centre of Australia takes you on an interactive wine j...
Otherwise known as the retaining wall of the Barossa Reservoir, Whispering Wall has attracted attention across the globe. But why? It's unique acoustic effect allows whispered words to be carried m...
A 10 kilometre journey from Jamestown, Bundaleer Forest holds the title of Australia's first plantation forest, offering a cool getaway into nature's deciduous forest playground. Take to the many w...
Also known as The Sunken Garden, Umpherston Sinkhole was created through the dissolution of a limestone cave, standing as one of the nation's most beautiful marriages of man and nature. After the c...
Occupying one of the extinct volcano craters of Mount Gambier, Blue Lake is the making of something magical. The city's natural reservoir, has an area of 70 hectares and an average depth of 77metre...
A place to explore and experience traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural expression, Tandanya Indigenous Cultural Institute is a gallery come arts centre, where customs and cult...
Loving a celebration so much that it's become nationally known as Australia's festival capital, Adelaide has a lot on offer when it comes to art and cultural festivities. Any excuse to turn the cit...
Australia's largest pioneer village, Old Tailem Town takes you back in time to life in South Australia from 1860-1960. Over 110 buildings, all fully furnished within their periods, await full of ar...
Situated within the Adelaide Hills, Belair National Park is the first declared national park in South Australia, enjoyed by around 250,000 visitors each year. A large bush park with picnic and barb...
