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Kangaroo Island in a Day Tour from Adelaide
From US$ 216.78 |
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Duration: 10 - 16 hours
Location: Adelaide, Australia
Discover the magnificent flora and fauna of Kangaroo Island by plane or by sea and immerse yourself in the natural pockets of unspoiled wilderness as you walk with the seals on the beach. Home to the Wallaby, Goanna, Echidna, Koala, Kangaroo and a haven for marine wildlife and seabirds, your full day guided tour from Adelaide includes hotel transfers and gourmet country lunch. |
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Barossa Valley with Hahndorf Tour from Adelaide
From US$ 115.62 |
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Duration: 8 hours (approx.)
Location: Adelaide, Australia
Barossa Valley, wine tasting, Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf. Sample the delights of the Barossa Valley from Adelaide, including wine tasting and a delicious winery lunch. Breathe in the beauty of the Adelaide Hills dotted with quaint villages, and visit Hahn-dorf, rich in German heritage. This full day guided coach tour combines the best of all worlds for the repeat or first time visitor with spectacular scenery and outstanding wine tasting.
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Australia Sightseeing Pass
From US$ 363.11 |
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Duration: Flexible
Location: Various Cities in Australia
Experience the best sightseeing tours in Australia with the Australia Sightseeing Pass. The sightseeing pass is a cost effective way to see the most popular attractions in and around Australia's top cities! Containing 8 coupons which you can exchange in return for 8 half day or 4 full day tours from a selection of excursions offered in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, Perth, Cairns, Launceston and Darwin. |
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| Adelaide is the biggest city in the state of New South Wales with a population of more than 1 million. Increasing numbers of foreign settlers have given the city a cosmopolitan feel, and the popular bars and thriving live music scene mean the city is not as sedate as its reputation would suggest. One of the most exciting events of the city’s cultural calendar is Adelaide Festival of the Arts and the accompanying Fringe festival, where music, dance and theatre are brought together along the boulevard of North Terrace. |
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The city’s attractive streets and pretty green spaces make for a pleasant stroll, but there’s plenty more to see and do in Adelaide and the surrounding area. The white, sandy beaches are the perfect place for walking and swimming, and for nature lovers, Ansety Hill Recreation Park and Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary are worth a visit. In Cleland Wildlife Park, visitors can feed the koalas or take guided night-time tours. Tourists can head up to Adelaide Hills and visit the summit of Mt Lofty for breathtaking views over Adelaide plains.
Adelaide has a good share of museums and galleries. The Art Gallery of South Australia and the South Australian Museum, both located on North Terrace, are particularly worth a visit. For those interested in Adelaide’s past, there are several fine historic buildings that are open to visitors. You can see Holy Trinity Church, which is the oldest church in South Australia, or admire the expert craftsmanship of Edmund Wright House. |
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| To find out more about the attractions of Adelaide have a look at the free travel guide. |
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