Come and Explore South Australia

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Adelaide Car Museum  Adelaide Car Museum

The National Transport Museum at Birdwood, 50km from Adelaide City, holds over three hundred vintage, veteran and classic motor cars and cycles.

Adelaide Rocking Horse   Adelaide Toy Factory   Adelaide Toy Factory

Visit The World Famous Giant Rocking Horse at The Toy Factory in Gumeracha; 45mins from Adelaide City. Standing 18 meters high, it is in The Guinness Book of Records. There is also a Santa's woodshop below, where wooded toys of all shapes and sizes are made. You can tour the factory and after, visit the local animal park where you can hand feed the wallabies.

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Mount Lofty gives you great views. 710 meters above sea level and only 15mins from the city, the spectaclar panoramic views over Adelaide to the sea are sensational during the day and especially at night with the wonderful sunsets.

Coorong National Park   Coorong National Park

Coorong National Park is 2 hours from Adelaide and extends 130km South East from the mouth of the River Murray. It is a holiday destination for everyone. The Park and the Lakes region has good picnic areas and great scenic walks and lookouts to explore the vast unspoiled open wilderness. The area also has special importance for the many cultural and scientific relics. It is also a habitat for many species of migratory birds and those in danger of extinction, so at certain times of the year, part of the beaches are closed to help breeding.

Adelaide Popeye River Cruise   Adelaide Popeye River Cruise

The Adelaide Popeye cruises up and down the Torrens Lake in the heart of the city. The 30min commentary highlights many of the landmaraks and points of interest.

Adelaide Cricket Oval   Adelaide Cricket Oval

Adelaide Cricket Oval holds 34,000 spectators. Est.1873 it is on this famous ground that Sir Donald Bradman made his cricketing debut. Home to the "Red Backs Cricket Team", Australian Football and Rugby Union are also played at the the oval.

Sports Museum   Sports Museum

The Sports Museum in Adelaide show cases Sir Donald Bradman's remarkable career with his cricket memorbilia.

Barossa   Barossa

There is always something to do in the Barossa, one of the worlds greatest wine regions. Ranges overlook the vineyards with picturebook villages and historic buildings. There is always great hospitality and fine food to be found.

Hahndorf Sweet Shop   Hahndorf Sweet Shop

Hahdorf is Australias oldest surviving German settlement. Many historic character buildings still stand today. There is plenty on offer for the tourist or day tripper. Buy traditionally made wursts, visit the museums, galleries, antique shop and enjoy a relaxing tea at The German Cake Shop.

Victor Harbour Horse Drawn Tramway   Victor Harbour Horse Drawn Tramway

The Horse Drawn Tramway set in the picturesque Encounter Bay on the Fleurieu Pennisula Adelaide, takes passengers from the mainland via a 600m wooden causeway to Granite Island where you can take a Little Penguin Tour at dusk to see the world's smallest penguin species. Just 35cm tall and weighing only 1.2kg

Glenelg Moseley Square   HMS Buffalo, Patawolong Glenelg

Glenelg, the long sandy white shore of Holdfast Bay, is Adelaides most popular seaside town. Only 10km from the city; a 25min tram ride following the original route back dating to 1873, brings you to the recreational and leisure town. Est.1836 it is the oldest European settlement on mainland South Australia. A replica of HMS Buffalo, which brought the first British paying settlers by Captain Hindmarsh to the area, can be explored in the marina at Patawalonga.