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Your Skipper on the day will also be your cruise guide. Sit back, relax and enjoy the views as your guide talks you through the local history, famous ships and iconic locations you are cruising through. A Rich Maritime History The Port Adelaide River is steeped in a rich maritime history that you will discover as you cruise along its length, seeing famous ships and locations. A Fully Functioning Port Port Adelaide is still a functioning Port. On your cruises you will pass by many interesting sights of the Ports daily life and the Ships that work within. Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary On your cruise keep an eye out for these amazing marine mammals as your guide delves into both the history of the sanctuary, the residential population, and the types of behaviours you might observe on your cruise. Submarine’s Ahoy Port Adelaide is home to Australia’s Naval Group Submarine dry dock where you can get a glimpse of these 2-billion-dollar attack class submarine’s being built.

Save money and travel at your own pace at whatever time you’d like on this self-guided audio tour of Adelaide. It’s simply a matter of downloading an mp3 audio guide with a map of the area of your tour. Each point on the audio tour—from markets to beaches, churches, and museums—can be completed at your leisure.

Explore Adelaide's vibrant culture and unique stories on this engaging 4-hour tour, featuring a 3-hour walking experience and a 50-minute Central Market tour. Discover the city's highlights while strolling past iconic landmarks and learning about it’s rich indigenous heritage. The adventure culminates in the Central Markets, where you’ll enjoy 10 delicious tastings from local stall holders. Perfect for food lovers and those eager to learn about Adelaide, this small group tour ensures personalized attention and insider knowledge. - Uncover Adelaide's intriguing stories and main highlights - Enjoy a guided tour of the Central Markets with 10 tastings - Maximum group size of 12 ensures a personalized experience - Tour supports local charities with a donation from each ticket

Set sail from Adelaide for a 4-night adventure, cruising down the Murray River on a traditional paddle wheeler. Get a real taste of rural Australia as you spot wombats and koalas along the riverside, tuck into a hearty Aussie barbecue and watch a sheep shearing demonstration. Stop off along the way to learn about Australia’s aboriginal heritage at the Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park, tour the Swan Reach Museum and visit the Native Wildlife Shelter. This tour includes on-board accommodation, all meals and round-trip transfers from Adelaide.

Adelaide has a world of offerings for traveling photographers—wildlife, panoramic views, heritage architecture, and charismatic street art—but it can be a challenge for inexperienced photographers to capture it all. This tour makes it easier by taking you to some of the city’s best photo locations with a professional photographer who gives lessons in shooting modes and composition.

For those seeking an urban wine experience, unlock Adelaide’s hip East End area on this wine walk! Visiting three locations showcasing the diversity of Adelaide's bar scene, enjoy wines based off recommendations and flavours of the moment. It's a sojourn through Adelaide’s bars that will have you feeling local in no time. Do you know what you like, or do you want to try new things? Do you want a progressive experience for your palate, or just strictly red wines? This wine walk is a flexible journey, where you choose your own adventure. Sparkling, white and red wines are available at all locations for your consumption and can be tasted how you see fit! The Adelaide Wine Walk (East End) allows the chance to appreciate how South Australia earned its title as a Great Wine Capital with a born-and-raised local guide. Discover how Adelaide and its population embrace its wine culture in this intimate experience, bringing South Australian wines to you right in the heart of the city.

Enjoy a day exploring beautiful South Australia without having to drive yourself from Adelaide. Travel through the picturesque Adelaide Hills and into the Fleurieu Peninsula, where the vines meet the sea. Pass through Goolwa and on to Victor Harbor, a popular seaside town. Spend some free time here, perhaps grabbing lunch (own expense). The return to Adelaide takes you via the McLaren Vale wine region.

Small personalised group tour where you will have plenty of time to learn about the Indigenous history of Kangaroo Island, ask questions from your local guide and stop for photo opportunities. Fuel Surcharge In response to ongoing Middle East developments impacting global fuel prices, a temporary $5 per person, per day fuel surcharge applies to new bookings from 29 April 2026. This measure helps manage rising operating costs. We appreciate your understanding.

Explore the captivating landscapes of South Australia on this full-day tour that seamlessly combines nature, culture, and wildlife. Start at Mount Lofty Summit for panoramic views over Adelaide before visiting the charming village of Hahndorf, where you can wander through its heritage streets and boutique shops. Enjoy a delicious lunch at Victor Harbor, and immerse yourself in the relaxed coastal atmosphere. The day includes an entry to Urimbirra Wildlife Park, providing an unforgettable experience to interact with native Australian animals. Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off from Adelaide CBD and Glenelg make this tour an easy choice for a day filled with adventure and discovery. - Full-day scenic tour featuring nature and wildlife - Visit Mount Lofty Summit for stunning views of Adelaide - Explore the German village of Hahndorf at your leisure - Enjoy lunch at Victor Harbor and hands-on experiences at Urimbirra Wildlife Park

Drive McLaren Vale yourself, with a GPS audio guide that plays automatically as you go. Your booking unlocks the whole region in the free Wine Trails app: pick your date and starting point — McLaren Vale Township, Willunga, the coast, or straight from Adelaide — choose the cellar doors you want, and the app builds your personal route with turn-by-turn narration. 116 narrated stories cover 78 cellar doors and the people behind them: as you pass Kay Brothers at Amery you'll hear how Herbert and Frederick Kay planted Block Six Shiraz into sandy loam in 1892 — and those same vines are still cropping today. No group, no schedule, no guide — pause for a long lunch, double back, replay anything, and the audio keeps working when the signal drops, so Blewitt Springs' patchy coverage never matters. You'll need a car and a designated driver; tastings are booked and paid directly with the wineries.

Drive the Barossa Valley yourself, with a GPS audio guide that plays automatically as you go. Your booking unlocks the whole region in the free Wine Trails app: pick your date and starting point — Tanunda is the classic start, but Angaston, Nuriootpa or Lyndoch work just as well — choose the cellar doors you want to visit, and the app builds your personal route with turn-by-turn narration. 91 narrated stories cover the valley's people and places: as you pass Peter Lehmann Wines in Tanunda you'll hear why Peter Lehmann walked away from a corporate job in 1979 rather than abandon the growers he had given his word to. No group, no schedule, no guide — stop as long as you like at any cellar door, replay anything, and because the tour downloads to your phone, the audio keeps working when the signal drops on the back roads. You'll need a car and a designated driver; tastings are booked and paid directly with the wineries.