South Australia
The Bight, Nullabor Plain, South Australia
City of Adelaide: RESTAURANTS and EATING-OUT
The Red Ochre
Specialising in "Wild Food". With stunning city skyline and river view - absolute water frontage and a pristine parkland setting ensure a unique world class dining experience. ~$25-35 mains. Located on War Memorial Drive
| Bangkok (Thai) 217 Rundle Street - City Centre |
Quiet Waters Lebanese (also vegetarian) 75 Hindley Street - City Centre |
| Jasmine (Indian) 31 Hindmarsh Square- City Centre |
Enoteca Cucina (The Italian Club - probably need to book...) 262 Carrington Street - City Centre |
| Gouger Fish Cafe (seafood) 98-100 Gouger Street |
Wineries
ADELAIDE HILLS
Renowned for great food, fine wines, world-class attractions, quality accommodation and stunning scenery - all 20 minutes from the heart of Adelaide.
Shaw and Smith | Chain of Ponds | Hahndorf Hill Winery | Petaluma
The Barossa is Australia's largest single wine processing region. Wineries welcome visitors to the region to taste the wines, share the pleasures of winemaking and the knowledge and appreciation of wine.
Grand ‘Old World’ buildings, intimate personal cellar doors, picnic facilities, historical buildings and friendly staff are all part of this charming region.
Burge Family Winemakers | Chateau Tanunda | Grant Burge Wines | Henschke Wines
Miranda Family Winemakers | Peter Lehmann Wines | Saltram Wines
Seppelt Winery | St Hallett Wines | Turkey Flat Vineyards | Two Hands | Yalumba
Don't forget Maggie Beer produce!
EDEN VALLEY
Henschke - Eden Valley | Eden Valley Wines
CLARE VALLEY
Claymore Wines | Mitchell Wines | Macaw Creek Wines (preservative-free)
Pikes | Tim Adams Wines
McLAREN VALE - Where the vines meet the sea
Chapel Hill Winery | d’Arenberg | Hardy's Tintara
Tatachilla Wines | Wirra Wirra Vineyards
- The Onkaparinga River National Park, the Lofties, the sheer beuaty of the Southern Ocean, steep cliffs, rich, undulating plains and wetland lagoons - the Flerieu Peninsula has everything!
- Water activities range from sea-kyaking, snorkelling, scuba diving and surfing to fishing (from beaches, bays and boats!), boating on inland waterways
- National and Conservation Parks: Granite Island NP, Deep Creek CP, Onkapringa River NP, Coorong NP, Newland Head CP, Scott Creek CP
- Walking trails - famous Heysen Trail in the South with wildlife, gorges and waterfalls; Willunga Walks; Onkaparinga NP Wetland Walk; Cox Scrub trails; Currency Creek and Deep Creek Waterfall Hikes
- Wine - McLaren Vale Over 65 cellar doors; famous for Shiraz, Grenache blends, sangiovese, semillon and chenin blanc
- Encounter Bay/Victor Harbor: Penguin Parade at Penguin Island; sub-marine aquarium moored off Granite "Penguin Island"; reef fish - especially "Leafy Dragons"; whales (June to September) and Whale Centre; Clydesdale horse tram; Cockle Steam Train - Goolwa to Victor Harbor; cliff walks and spectacular views up to the Bluff
Information centre: 08 8552 5738 - Kangaroo Island - ferry journey, all-day excursion
- Galleries - the beauty of the Fleurieu Peninsula has inspired the greats of Australian art - Heysen, Black, Olsen etc all painted its scenes and there are numerous art galleries, potteries and items for sale.
PLEASE VISIT THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TOURIST WEBSITE FOR OTHER REGIONS TO VISIT
- EYRE PENINSULA
- FLINDERS RANGES AND OUTBACK >
- KANGAROO ISLAND
- LIMESTONE COAST
- MURRAYLANDS
- RIVERLAND
- YORKE PENINSULA