Adelaide Attractions
Adelaide Attractions Directory : Scenic Drives and Walks
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The Coast to Vines Trail is a great day or weekend destination on the Fleurieu Peninsula. From the coastal suburb of Marino to the rural beauty of the Willunga Township, the Rail Trail offers a scenic and easy ride along the former rail corridor. Take in spectacular vineyard vistas and changing landscapes as you make your way through the renowned McLaren Vale wine district. With historic towns such as Old Reynella and Willunga, there are plenty of good places to stay and eat.
The trail is fully...Coast to Vines Rail Trail
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The Glenelg Tram takes you from the Adelaide city centre to one of South Australia's most popular seaside destinations, Glenelg.
The Glenelg Tram takes a 10.8 kilometres (6-mile) journey and is Adelaide's only tramway. Until January 2006, vintage H-class tram cars provided all services on the Glenelg line. Since that time, they've been joined by a new fleet of modern trams - 11 new light rail vehicles that provide day-to-day service. You can still enjoy the heritage trams on weekends and public...Glenelg Tram
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Port Bikes is a free bike hire scheme, giving you two-hours free of hire use within the Port Adelaide and Semaphore area. Enjoy cycling around the fascinating Port Adelaide State Heritage Area and seaside Semaphore while visiting attractions along the way.
All that is required is completion of a registration form and a photo ID, which is held as a deposit until you return. The first two-hours are free, if you need extra time for sightseeing the cost is AUD2.00 per hour for every hour thereafter...Port Bikes
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From the beachside suburb of Henley Beach to the city's north-eastern suburbs, the River Torrens Linear Park is the ideal choice for families and those looking for a leisurely walk, jog or cycle. The trail runs right through the city centre, passing the Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide Convention Centre and Adelaide Zoo, providing an oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Users can pick up the path at countless spots, however the city section - near Elder Park - is generally the ...River Torrens Linear Park Trail
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The Kidman Trail provides a range of horse riding, bike riding and walking experiences linking McLaren Vale and the Fleurieu Peninsula to the Barossa Valley.
The trail is proudly named after Sir Sidney Kidman, a prominent local pastoralist and horse breeder. Kidman was a pioneer of his time with unparalleled forethought in business and interminable community spirit.
The first section of the trail from Willunga to Echunga is open, with the remaining sections to Kapunda in planning and developme...The Kidman Trail - Willunga to Kapunda
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'Warriparinga', a windy place by the river, is an important and sacred place for the Kaurna people, the Aboriginal custodians of the Adelaide Plains. Located in Marion, only 20 minutes south of the city, it is the beginning of the Tjilbruke Dreaming Track, which follows the coastline to Cape Jervis. It is a peaceful reserve and wetland with an abundance of the bird and wildlife. The Living Kaurna Cultural Centre is integral in ensuring that Kaurna culture and the Dreaming Story of the Land, is p...Warriparinga Wetlands And Living Kaurna Cultural Centre
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