ADELAIDE HOLIDAYS 2018/19

Considered to be one of Australia’s most laid back states with a small population and a mostly unfettered landscape, there is something for everyone to be found throughout this soothing southern state, and despite its relaxing demeanour, there is plenty of fun and excitement to entice the most avid of adventurers.

Touring across South Australia is a visual treat unlike any other, with the shifting landscapes passing you by as you traverse the iconic Great Ocean Road on into the wilderness of the Outback and beyond. Stop at a number of locales along the way to experience some of the very best aspects of Australia, with the finest flavours and most exquisite wines cultivated amongst the verdant valleys and thriving vegetation of the Barossa Valley and the native flora and fauna that flourishes atop Kangaroo Island giving way to the barren hills and sun kissed sands of Red Centre as you venture further north.

Those seeking to immerse themselves in the hustle and bustle of the urban lifestyle will be sure to enjoy the many cities that populate South Australia, with such hotspots as the gorgeous coastal city of Port Lincoln and the volcanic vistas of Mount Gambier attracting visitors by the droves. By far the most impressive and popular of the southern cities has to be the one and only city Adelaide, the region’s vibrant capital and main cultural hub that seamlessly blends the thrills and lively ambiance one would expect of a sprawling metropolis with countless historical structures, unforgettable cultural attractions and plenty of natural landmarks, making Adelaide not only one of the most renowned cities in the region, but one of the most beautiful cities in all of Australia. 

Australia hosts a world of wonder in every direction, but it’s the beauty and splendour of the south that truly sets it apart from the rest of the world, but don’t just take our word for it – see it for yourself on the tour of a lifetime.

From lush, emerald hued valleys and booming city streets to windswept coastlines and arid deserts, South Australia is a region that thrives no matter the terrain, boasting a myriad of sights and sounds spread across its four corners all just waiting to be discovered.

Considered to be one of Australia’s most laid back states with a small population and a mostly unfettered landscape, there is something for everyone to be found throughout this soothing southern state, and despite its relaxing demeanour, there is plenty of fun and excitement to entice the most avid of adventurers.

Touring across South Australia is a visual treat unlike any other, with the shifting landscapes passing you by as you traverse the iconic Great Ocean Road on into the wilderness of the Outback and beyond. Stop at a number of locales along the way to experience some of the very best aspects of Australia, with the finest flavours and most exquisite wines cultivated amongst the verdant valleys and thriving vegetation of the Barossa Valley and the native flora and fauna that flourishes atop Kangaroo Island giving way to the barren hills and sun kissed sands of Red Centre as you venture further north.

Those seeking to immerse themselves in the hustle and bustle of the urban lifestyle will be sure to enjoy the many cities that populate South Australia, with such hotspots as the gorgeous coastal city of Port Lincoln and the volcanic vistas of Mount Gambier attracting visitors by the droves. By far the most impressive and popular of the southern cities has to be the one and only city Adelaide, the region’s vibrant capital and main cultural hub that seamlessly blends the thrills and lively ambiance one would expect of a sprawling metropolis with countless historical structures, unforgettable cultural attractions and plenty of natural landmarks, making Adelaide not only one of the most renowned cities in the region, but one of the most beautiful cities in all of Australia.  

Australia hosts a world of wonder in every direction, but it’s the beauty and splendour of the south that truly sets it apart from the rest of the world, but don’t just take our word for it – see it for yourself on the tour of a lifetime.