The drive from Melbourne to Adelaide is less than 750 kilometres and can be done in a day (with breaks, of course!). But with so much to see along the way, why rush it? Here are our top picks for stops as you make your way! Ballarat Ballarat is a historical city only 120 kilometres … Continued
Have a whale of a time at these whale-watching spots in South Australia. VICTOR HARBOR Drive south of Adelaide and you’ll find yourself at Victor Harbor, a coastal town that’s a must-visit destination for whale watching. Here, southern right whales can often be seen from the coast as they occasionally enjoy swimming in more shallow … Continued
We sometimes associate the Murray River more with the eastern states, forgetting that there are around 650 kilometres of the thing in South Australia. If you’re looking for an up-close view, then the Mighty Murray Way, which follows most of the river’s South Australian segment, is the perfect caravanning escape. After coming in via New … Continued
Some of Australia’s most iconic destinations call South Australia home, but we think it might be time to show a little love to the regions that might not come to mind quite as quickly as the more popular tourist hotspots. The Adelaide Hills Just 45 minutes west of Adelaide, the Adelaide Hills is a region … Continued
After a quality wine-tasting trip? Well, it looks like it’s time to visit the wine capital of South Australia – the Barossa Valley. Wine is what comes to mind when most people think of the Barossa, and it’s no wonder why with more than 550 grape growers calling the region home. What makes the Barossa … Continued
In the space of only a week, you can experience the best wine, outback and wildlife South Australia has to offer. The WOW tour – wildlife, outback and wine – explores places like Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, Clare Valley and Flinders Ranges. Adelaide is a great place to begin, as it is rich with culture and … Continued
The Seafood Frontier Touring Route highlights a stand-out section of Australia’s coast, bringing into focus the water-facing communities of the Spencer Gulf, the Eyre Peninsula and the Great Australian Bight. Start at Whyalla on the Spencer Gulf, a steel city with a maritime bent whose history has been tied to mining and shipbuilding. Despite its … Continued
Add these regions to the top of your must-see list next time you visit South Australia. South Australia’s stretching coastline, endless vineyards and twisting rivers are part of what makes this state a must-see for travellers. There’s something for everyone and the list of things to see and do just keeps going. Some of Australia’s … Continued
When it comes to iconic Australian road trips, Adelaide to Perth is at the top of the list. From the red dirt roads of Maralinga to the azure beaches of Barrens Bay, the diversity of the landscape along this touring route is staggering. Point Lowly As you leave Adelaide and begin your journey west, your … Continued
Explore some of Australia’s most exquisite natural attractions on the South Coast of Australia. The journey boasts a competitive offering of timeless favourites, lavished with wineries, beaches and bushwalks. But it’s the age-old, untouched natural wonders – the sinkholes, sea lion colonies, humpback whales, sand boarding and cave diving – that give this thrilling escape … Continued