South Australia

Eyre Peninsula seafood & aquaculture
Cruise the pristine coastline from Whyalla to Ceduna exploring the Seafood & Aquaculture Trail around the Eyre Peninsula.
Adelaide for free
For those looking for a bargain, Adelaide is chock full of free attractions. Even getting around is free.
City of churches on foot
Unlike most Australian cities that grew up haphazardly around early settlements, Adelaide was planned from the start - and it shows.
Home of the Don
Some of the world's best cricketing memorabilia is on show in Adelaide.
Pubs and pulpits around North Adelaide
North of Adelaide's CBD is an altogether different place from the bustle of the city centre.
Wine and wetlands
The big dry is not all doom and gloom for the Murray River wetlands.
A great day drive in the Hills
Adelaide's best kept secrets are just a half-hour drive from the city centre.
Coonawarra - Australia's other red centre
Red wine, red soil. It's easy to see why Coonawarra has been nicknamed the other red centre.
Grape expectations in the Barossa
South Australia's Barossa Valley, just an hour or so's drive from Adelaide, is not the place to go if you are on a diet.
McLaren Vale food and wine
As any Adelaide local will tell you, a weekend in McLaren Vale is all about gastronomic indulgence.
Fleurieu Peninsula: Sea and Vines Festival
Head to McLaren Vale's annual Sea and Vines festival on the June long weekend for good food, fine wine and great music.
Historic Goolwa on the Murray
You can't escape the birdlife at historic Goolwa on the mouth of the Murray River.
Exploring the Fleurieu Way
The Fleurieu Peninsula is South Australia's most popular and accessible holiday destination.
Following the Riesling Trail
The Clare Valley, 90 minutes drive from Adelaide, has more than 40 wineries, all within 15 minutes drive from each other.
Southern Limits
10 great adventures to spice up your next South Australian holiday.
Lincoln's catch
Port Lincoln is home to Australia's favourite race horse, world-class seafood and sensational scenery.
Exploring the Eyre by 4WD
The dry South Australian heat and straw-coloured paddocks seem eerily misplaced beside the deep blue of the Ocean.
Seafood Coast
The cold southern waters that wash this rugged coastline produce some of the freshest and tastiest seafood in the country and the best way to taste it is to follow the seafood and aquaculture trail.
On safari with KI's wildlife
Kangaroo Island is home to some of the most diverse wildlife you'll find concentrated in one area anywhere in Australia.
Over the remote, rugged Flinders
The Flinders Ranges is an ancient landscape, one of the oldest on earth - the mountains, once higher than the Himalaya, are more than 600 million years old and are one of the richest geological areas in the country.
Opal Fever in Coober Pedy
If you're not in Coober Pedy looking for opal, then you're probably here to buy some. And there's lots of it.
The Murray River Run
Explore South Australia's riverlands, where life takes on the rhythms of the river itself - slow, relaxed and tranquil.
River beds
Take a luxury ride down the Murray River in a million-dollar houseboat.
Across the Nullarbor
Curving around the Great Australian Bight, the route "across the Nullarbor" is legendary and one of Australia's great road journeys.
The Long Flat across the Nullarbor
Driving the longest, straightest road in the world across the Nullarbor
The Oodnadatta Track
The Oodnadatta Track passes through a mixture of plains and undulating countryside, skirting at its south eastern end the vast expanse of Lake Eyre.
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