Adelaide, the fifth-largest city in Australia, is the capital of South Australia. This affluent city offers much patronage to arts and culture – from opera and symphony to a vibrant live music scene. Visiting the museums, galleries, gardens, and gourmet restaurants along the beautiful tree-lined boulevard of North Terrace are among the top things to do in Adelaide. The Art Gallery of South Australia, Migration Museum, the State Library of South Australia, and South Australian Museum. Adelaide is also famous for its good food and wine, as well as being a short hop away from natural delights of all kinds.
Adelaide Botanic Garden at the east end of North Terrace is one of the best free things to do in South Australia. The themed garden has impressive collections of medicinal plants, a Mediterranean garden, and Australian native species. The Santos Museum of Economic Botany is also an attraction for those who are into plants. For children, there is Little Sprouts Kitchen Garden with fruit and veggies, compost, and a worm farm. Mount Lofty Botanic Garden and Himeji Garden are also beautiful.
The Adelaide Oval is sure to attract sports lovers.
Welcome to Adelaide. You will be meet by our representative and he/she will guide you to transfer to Adelaide Hotel.
On this first day, get into the mood to travel as we receive you at Adelaide airport and bring you to your chosen accommodation – a comfortable 3-, 4-, or 5-star room in the city depending on your category. The city is all yours today – enjoy an evening stroll to the shopping centres, catch the local vibe at a pub, or visit Crown Casino. Be spoilt for choice as you check out food joints and restaurants or have a relaxed meal at your hotel if you like to take it slow.
With its rich history and collection of cultural attractions, Adelaide is the perfect place to spend a morning. As well as streets lined with impressive, age-old buildings and lush gardens, Adelaide boasts an intimate selection of wineries and restaurants that ooze elegance and fine living.
Our Adelaide City Tour take you on a whirlwind adventure through the picturesque streets, bringing you face to face with fascinating heritage and modern-day sights. Kick things off with a panoramic tour of the city, past many of the cultural and historical highlights of the city.
. We’ll drive past leafy North Terrace, Adelaide Botanic Gardens and Botanic Park. Admire the unique shape of the Bicentennial Conservatory and pass by the Adelaide Zoo. We’ll call into the National Wine Centre, where you can learn all about wine production in South Australia and across the country. Set in the lush surrounds of the Botanic Gardens, the National Wine Centre showcases Australia’s top wines. Work your way through the interactive displays of the Wine Discovery Journey Museum or taste some of 120 wines available at the Wined Bar (own expense). The tour finishes off with a visit to the modern Adelaide Oval precinct for a glimpse of the Donald Bradman statue, or the historical St Peters Cathedral. You’ll end the morning with a greater appreciation of Adelaide and its many cultural treasures.
Overnight at Adelaide
Wine and Food Lover’s Barossa Valley Tour will be organised after breakfast.
Just an hour from Adelaide, the Barossa valley is acre upon acre of lush green vineyards and a haven for foodies, thanks to the high-quality fresh produce and artisan foods. The history and culture of the English and German settlers can be seen in the historic buildings, heritage trails, museums, and European-style cuisine. Moreover, you can shop at the popular farmers markets, take cookery classes, relax at the day spas, and browse the many gift shops and art galleries.
Our Barossa Valley tours take in all of this and more. As well as indulging in the incredible scenery, you can sample some of the best food and wine in the whole of Australia. First, we head out of Adelaide and through the glorious Adelaide Hills, passing cute towns and arty settlements along the way. Then we’ll move onto the Whispering Wall, an impressive dam with a fascinating acoustic quality. Next up we visit Château Yaldara, a stunning, historic winery that houses one of the most photographed buildings in the south of Australia. There will be plenty of opportunities to take photos in between sampling some of the world-famous wine and soaking up the beautiful views. As we weave our way through the Barossa Valley, you’ll get to see why it’s considered one of the most charming spots in Australia, thanks to its lush greenery and endless plains of wineries. We’ll head straight for the heart of the Valley, crossing Jacobs Creek along the way, and make a pit-stop in the township of Tanunda. Here, you’ll have time to explore the main strip of artisan shops and local attractions, picking up souvenirs and stopping for coffee as you go. For lunch, you’ll get to tuck into some of Barossa’s delectable local produce, accompanied by exquisite wine at the Peter Lehmann Winery – think platters of cured meats, cheeses, and freshly baked bread (vegetarian options are available). Once we’ve eaten, we’ll wander along to Lambert Estate Wines, an internationally influenced, family-owned winery. You’ll get to sample some of the wines here before we move onto the Mengler Hill Lookout where you can marvel at sweeping views of the Barossa Valley. The day comes to a close with another wine tasting at Wolf Blass, one of the Barossa Valley’s best-known wineries. After all the delicious food and wine tasting, we’ll make our way back through the glorious scenery of the Barossa Valley to Adelaide, where your day of sumptuous culture unfortunately comes to an end. Book one of the best Barossa Valley Tours today!
Overnight at Adelaide
Other inclusions – Local Tour, All Entry Fees in National Parks, Museums, Theme Parks & Top deck Towers
After breakfast at the hotel, proceed to the airport to board the flight back home.
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