SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Adelaide Convention Centre and surrounding city buildings reflected in the River Torrens.

Greater Adelaide

From the CBD to the coast, Greater Adelaide blends business, dining, events and cultural attractions, offering year-round experiences across South Australia’s capital and surrounding suburbs.
Autumn colours reflected in the lake at Mount Lofty Botanic Garden in the Adelaide Hills. Credit: Chris Abbott, Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stunning_Autumn_Colours_in_the_Adelaide_Hills.jpg

Adelaide Hills

Rolling hills, vineyards and historic villages define the Adelaide Hills, with wineries, gardens and scenic drives providing escapes just minutes from the city.
Vineyards stretching across the Barossa Valley with rolling hills in the background under a clear blue sky. Credit: Olivier Lemoine, Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Barossa_Valley_19.jpg

Barossa Valley

Internationally renowned for its wines, the Barossa Valley combines cellar doors, gourmet dining and historic towns, making it South Australia’s most celebrated food and wine destination.
Aerial view of Port Elliot’s rocky coastline with waves crashing against the cliffs, sandy beach below, and turquoise waters stretching out to sea.

Fleurieu Peninsula

Beaches, wineries and coastal walks make the Fleurieu Peninsula a favourite South Australian escape, with Victor Harbor, McLaren Vale and Goolwa offering relaxation, dining and nature.
Coastal view of Innes National Park with rugged cliffs, sandy shoreline, and the ocean stretching towards Cape Spencer under a clear sky. Credit: Foraminifera, Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Innes_National_Park.jpg

Yorke Peninsula

Surrounded by beaches and fishing towns, the Yorke Peninsula offers coastal holidays, national parks and regional produce, with easy access from Adelaide for short breaks or longer stays.