Interactive Map of South Australia

A modest -sized city with a big heart, Adelaide seamlessly blends elegance with excitement, character with culture and architecture with activity. Superbly set beside the River Torrens and..

The Barossa offers everything you'd expect from one of Australia's most famous wine regions. On your Barossa holiday, you can encounter winemakers waiting to share their secrets at the..

As the oldest wine region in South Australia (the first vines were planted in 1839, just three years after settlement) the Adelaide Hills has had time to get things right.Drive the..

The Clare Valley is just an hour and a half north of Adelaide, but you might as well be a world away. With a rich cultural tapestry dating back 160 years and more than 35 cellar doors, the..

There's 2000 kilometres of coastline to explore on Eyre Peninsula, and rarely will there be another boat bobbing on the best patch, tourists blocking your camera lens, or even footprints in..

It's little wonder Australia's richest landscape art prize is staged on the Fleurieu Peninsula.This holiday destination offers beautiful hills sweeping down to sun-drenched sandy..

Port Augusta is known as the Crossroads of Australia, where roads from Adelaide, the Flinders Ranges, Alice Springs, Perth and Whyalla all intersect.This friendly city sits at the head of..

One of the sweetest beach settings in South Australia, Port Elliot is a popular tourist destination.This is a model seaside village, with cafes, antique and gift shops along The Strand...

Victor Harbor is all about the sun, surf, sand, stunning views and intimate wildlife encounters.It's here that you'll find the Little Penguins of Granite Island, Southern Right Whales..

Lazy days under the beach umbrella. Cold beers around a barbecue sizzling with the day's catch. Historic wooden jetties that lead right out to where the fish are biting. And sunsets over..

Adelaide is a city of great visual harmony and classical elegant style, superbly set beside the River Torrens between the Adelaide Hills and waters of Gulf St Vincent.The wine and..

Glenelg is Adelaide's most popular beach destination. It's always buzzing with people enjoying the sand and sea, foreshore parks and summer entertainment. Stroll along the jetty. Browse..

One of the Adelaide Hills most famous towns, Hahndorf is Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement.There’s still a strong German flavour in the town, most evident in the..

Port Adelaide's ornate former bank and office buildings, humble warehouses and bond stores, and wharves and hotels tell the vivid story of colonial maritime life. One of the state's most..

Sink into indulgence. Food, wine and luxury all accented with an ocean view and ambience to match. Grange is one of Adelaide's select beachside suburbs, with surf, al fresco dining and a..

Hindley Street is one of Adelaide City's most popular destinations for restaurants and bars, located right near Rundle Street and North Terrace. Do some shopping during the day and then..

Home to some of South Australia’s most beautiful homes, Stirling become popular with Adelaide’s wealthy residents in the 1800s, who built summer houses to escape the heat of the plains..

Ashton is a small village in the Adelaide Hills, central to the wonderful attractions of this picturesque region.Make it your base for a romantic holiday or relaxing retreat. It's only..

Clare is the beautiful town which gives its name to the Clare Valley region. Wineries surround the town making it one of the most picturesque locations in the Valley. Rolling hills are..

Elder Park is located between the City of Adelaide and North Adelaide on the banks of the Torrens Lake. The park is host to many community events including Carols by Candlelight, Symphony..

In the opal mining outpost of Coober Pedy, 4000 residents from 50 countries have made an art form of all things quirky. With half the population living in underground dugouts to escape high..

Gumeracha in the Adelaide Hills is famed for its 18-metre high Giant Rocking Horse, which visitors can climb to survey the leafy surroundings.Afterwards, wander through the toy factory..

Arkaroola provides you with a rare opportunity to tour the universe by combining one of Australia's largest privately owned astronomical observatories with new age Star Chairs.Under the..

A river bound island, connected by a bridge from Goolwa. The southern hemisphere's largest freshwater marina development is here, where you can find cruises into the Coorong National Park..

Situated on the shores of the beautiful Nepean Bay, with a panoramic view of the boat-studded harbour, Kingscote is the commercial and business hub of the Island. To the north there are..

If your quest is to experience a country town that has evolved with the times into a mecca of contemporary ambience, but maintained its English foundations and strong German influences..

Rich in history and heritage buildings, the entire town of Mintaro was declared a State Heritage Area in 1984.Its cultural significance is enhanced by its picturesque setting among wheat..

Nuriootpa means ‘the meeting place’ and there is no better place to meet and start exploring the Barossa than here.Surrounded by vineyards the town with its vine-lined main street is..

Port Lincoln is the Eyre Peninsula's second largest city, set on the shores of Boston Bay, Australia's largest natural harbour.A magnificent marina development, Lincoln Cove, is home to..

Listed on the National Estate Register and also declared a State Heritage Area, the former copper mining town of Burra is one of the most beautifully preserved towns in South Australia.It..

Sitting on the sweeping shores of Murat Bay, Ceduna is blessed with blue skies most days of the year and has excellent tourist facilities, including five caravan parks and four..

This popular coastal town on the Eyre Peninsula is famed for sightings of whales, sea-lions and dolphins.Elliston sits on tranquil Waterloo Bay - ideal for fishing, swimming or..

Gawler is a picturesque well-planned country town, delightfully located below the Mount Lofty Ranges where the rivers of the North Para and South Para join.Gawler is the oldest country..

Beautiful pristine sandy beaches, perfect for young children, make Hardwicke Bay irresistible to families, retirees or romantic couples alike. A well sheltered bay is perfect for swimming..

This huge, remote and arid 1,349,251-hectare park (includes Elliot Price Conservation Park) incorporates Lake Eyre north and south, as well as a portion of the adjoining Tirari Desert...

Aboriginal people revere it. Nineteenth century trade flourished on it. Mark Twain likened it to his beloved Mississippi. Fruit growers and wine makers recognise its bounty. Such is the..

The famed outback town of Oodnadatta is a must-see for visitors who want to get 'off the beaten track'.Stop for a cold drink at the Pink Roadhouse, which is a mine of..

Willunga is located 47 km south of Adelaide. The location was settled only three years after Adelaide and its historic culture is still very much present. It is argued as to whether the..

A spectacular and peaceful part of the South Australian coastline, Baird Bay is teeming with marine life and offers you the opportunity to swim with sea-lions and dolphins on organised..

The short walk (approximately one hour return) to the Cape Spencer Lighthouse takes in spectacular views of the offshore islands and gives you an opportunity to visit the lighthouse and..

North Haven is situated at the northern end of the Le Fevre Peninsula at the end of Adelaide's coastal strip. It is easy to get to from Adelaide by bus or train. As well as a..

Penong is the first town you reach as you travel west from Ceduna. It's a good 'watering hole' before the long journey across the Nullarbor Plain. It offers a pub with beer garden, a couple..

The scenic piece of coastline is the breathtaking Point Sinclair. At any angle this location boasts something special. The great surf mimics the rolling sand dunes in this heritage listed..

Surrounded by vineyards to the north and south, Sevenhill is very much at the heart of the wine lands of the Clare Valley. Sevenhill Cellars is the oldest vineyard of the valley.The..

Aldinga is a seaside town near fabulous Aldinga Beach.Aldinga Beach itself is one of the few in Australia where cars are permitted to drove on parts of the broad sand, making it easier..

The name Berri is taken from the Aboriginal word ‘bery bery’ meaning ‘bend in the river’. Known as the commercial hub of the Riverland and set amongst a sea of vineyards, this..

The 517-kilometre Birdsville Track is the stuff of legend, immortalised by tough outback postie Tom Kruse who delivered letters and supplies to remote stations in the 1950s. Today you'll..

Coffin Bay township is located west of Port Lincoln on the shores of one of the most beautiful estuaries in Australia. The visitor is offered an unparalleled scenic view of vast expanses of..

Located 100 km south of Adelaide, Encounter Bay is the coastal destination named after the meeting between Matthew Flinders and Nicolas Baudin. The 'encounter' happened in 1802 and was a..

A seaside resort where the River Murray meets the Southern Ocean. Play golf on our 18 hole course with lush fairways and excellent greens, set against a backdrop of sand dunes. The design..