Adelaide & Adelaide Hills – 3 Days
Explore the city, do a foodie tour of the market, take a cruise to swim with the dolphins. Then head to the hills to sample fresh produce matched with cool climate wines. Don’t forget your walking boots as there is a choice of bushwalks to enjoy.
Coastal Way – 4 Days
With the beach right on the doorstep, the Coastal Way itinerary has a variety of coastal highlights including fresh seafood, Aboriginal culture and Innes National Park.
Adelaide – Marion Bay – Innes National Park – Adelaide
Epicurean Way – 3 Days
Embark on a culinary adventure through four of South Australia’s premier food, wine and beer regions, McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills, Barossa and Clare Valley in a journey not available anywhere else in Australia.
Barossa, Clare Valley & Murray River – 5 Days
South Australia’s most famous wine regions await you. Take time to explore the Barossa and Clare Valley before arriving at Australia’s great river and its ever-changing landscape of cliffs and wetlands.
City, Wine and Wildlife – 6 Days
Start your self drive tour in vibrant Adelaide with some art and culture, excellent food and laneway bars, before exploring vineyards, wildlife, remote beaches and some amazing landscapes.
Adelaide – Barossa – Adelaide Hills – McLaren Vale – Fleurieu Peninsula – Kangaroo Island – Adelaide
Explorers Way – 6 Days
Travel part of the 3,000 kilometre journey from Adelaide heading towards Darwin taking you through the Clare Valley Wine Region before making its way to the Flinders Ranges and into the outback.
Adelaide – Clare Valley – Wilpena Sound – Port Augusta – Coober Pedy – Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
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Photo credit and itinerary suggestions courtesy of South Australia Tourism
Hortas Restaurant Fleurieu Peninsula, Kelli Borton. Kimba Silo, Eyre Peninsula, Michael Waterhouse.
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