Destinations

Every main destination in South Australia

Tours, attractions, caravan parks and local guides — all organised by place. Sam pulls these together from what our team's actually visited and what travellers tell us is worth the detour. Pick a destination to start planning.

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Adelaide

Festival-city laneways, central market and the start of every great SA wine drive.

Barossa

Barossa Valley

Australia's most famous wine region — Shiraz country, heritage bakeries and Seppeltsfield 1-hour from Adelaide.

Kangaroo Island

Wild coastline, sea-lions at Seal Bay, Remarkable Rocks and Flinders Chase bushwalks.

Flinders & Outback

Flinders Ranges

Wilpena Pound amphitheatre, outback road trips and some of SA's wildest bushwalking.

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Fleurieu

Fleurieu Peninsula

Victor Harbor whales, Granite Island, surf and Seppeltsfield-adjacent wine.

Fleurieu

McLaren Vale

Shiraz, Grenache and 80 cellar doors 40 min south of Adelaide.

Clare

Clare Valley

Riesling country with the Riesling Trail cycleway winding between historic townships.

Eyre Peninsula

Great Australian Bight cliffs, cage-diving with great whites and Coffin Bay oysters.

Outback

Coober Pedy

Underground opal-mining town and the landscape that stood in for Mad Max 3.

Limestone Coast

Mount Gambier

Mount Gambier is South Australia's second city and the working capital of the Limestone Coast — built on the slopes of an extinct volcano, famous for the cobalt-blue colour the Blue Lake turns every summer, plus the Umpherston sinkhole garden, the Engelbrecht show-cave under the streets, and the UNESCO World Heritage fossil caves of Naracoorte an hour north.

Riverland

Murray-River houseboating, citrus orchards and Berri / Renmark stepping-stone towns.

Limestone Coast

Mount Gambier's Blue Lake, Naracoorte caves and the Coonawarra Cabernet strip.