South Australia

South Australia has it all

South Australia offers a varied range of landscapes, activities and experiences for all visitors. From its bustling capital city of Adelaide to its mountain villages, stunning beaches, fertile valleys, thriving wine industry, vast open spaces and remote outback communities, South Australia has it all. Explore its 12 tourism regions and plan your next adventure in South Australia today.

Adelaide

1. Adelaide

The state capital of Adelaide is a modern and bustling city, wedged between sandy beaches and the picturesque Mount Lofty Ranges.

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Adelaide Hills

2. Adelaide Hills

Just to the east of Adelaide are the Mount Lofty Ranges, offering spectacular scenery, magnificent gardens, fresh farm produce and charming villages.

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Barossa Valley

3. Barossa Valley

Australia's most famous wine region is home to hundreds of grape growers, excellent local food and a rich history.

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Clare Valley

4. Clare Valley

This rural region north of Adelaide features many heritage towns and wineries, all set within magnificent scenery of woodlands, grasslands and valleys.

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Eyre Peninsula

5. Eyre Peninsula

A region of contrast with 2,000 kilometres of rugged coastline, pristine beaches, endless wheat fields and the desert landscape of the Nullarbor Plain.

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Fleurieu Peninsula

6. Fleurieu Peninsula

Just south of Adelaide, this holiday peninsula features sheltered beaches, conservation parks and acclaimed local wine and farm produce.

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Flinders Ranges & Outback

7. Flinders Ranges & Outback

A vast wilderness consisting of rocky mountains, deep gorges, salt lakes, desert sands and old outback mining towns.

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Kangaroo Island

8. Kangaroo Island

Australia's third largest island with a rich collection of animals and flora, popular with nature lovers, campers and those that simply love the great outdoors.

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Limestone Coast

9. Limestone Coast

Spanning the state's far eastern coast, the region is noted for its premium wineries, volcanic structures, caves, beaches and lakes.

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Murray River, Lakes & Coorong

10. Murray River, Lakes & Coorong

The Murray's lower reaches feature wetlands, lagoons and towering cliffs, while the neighbouring vast plains of the Mallee country are steeped in agricultural history.

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Riverland

11. Riverland

A major drawcard for houseboats, the upper reaches of the Murray River flows through richly irrigated farmland producing grapes, citrus, stone fruit and nuts.

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Yorke Peninsula

12. Yorke Peninsula

The boot shaped peninsula consists of prime agricultural land, secluded beaches, charming coastal villages, national parks and historic mining towns.

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Plan your visit

Brochures

Brochures

Online brochures including tourist drives.

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Getting to South Australia

Getting to South Australia

Transport options for getting here.

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Public & school holidays

Public & school holidays

Plan your getaway around current and future holiday periods.

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Visitor information centres

Visitor information centres

Visitor information centres are a great source of travel advice and information.

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