Port Adelaide

Port Adelaide was settled in 1837 and over the years became a major shipping dock. With shipping activities now moved to the outer harbour, Port Adelaide has transformed itself into a trendy suburb where people can enjoy boating, fishing and various water sports.

With a rich history in the transport and logistics industries, it's no surprise Port Adelaide has a handful of fascinating museums including the National Railway Museum, South Australian Aviation Museum and the South Australian Maritime Museum.

Port Adelaide is home to a small resident population of bottlenose dolphins. The Port Adelaide Dolphin Cruise is a fan favourite in the area and departs regularly from the Queen's Wharf.

The streets of Port Adelaide are bursting with old and new restaurants and cafes, including the popular Kitchen Bar, La Popular Taqueria and Pirate Life Brewing. Check out the Torrens Island Market and the Fishermans Wharf Market which are open on Sundays and some public holidays.