Top South Australia Walking Tours - page 3

The Central Market is an Adelaide institution, but many people wander around alone, not really understanding the history or significance of the place. Learn more about the building’s history and the local vendors and produce found here on a small-group walking tour. Stop to sample local produce along the way, from cheese to pastries—travelers with some specific dietary needs can be accommodated on request.

South Australia didn't just follow the world - it often led it. On this tour, we examine the historic sites and public institutions tied to monumental social changes including: Democracy & Voting Rights: Discover where the Secret Ballot was implemented and how South Australia became a global leader by granting Women's franchise (the right to vote and stand for parliament). Pioneering Women & Public Figures: Stand before civic monuments to learn about the British Empire's first female police officers, South Australia's first female Governor, and fierce suffragists like Mary Lee. Human Rights & Equality: Uncover the legislative battles behind early Aboriginal rights, the South Australian Indigenous Voice to Parliament, and trailblazing homosexual and sexual discrimination reforms. Civic, Educational & Religious Freedom: Explore the old Police Barracks and educational precincts to learn how absolute religious freedom and mandatory literacy shaped a fairer society.

The Southern Ocean Walk is a bespoke small group experience along a very spectacular section of the famous Heysen Trail on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia, just 90 minutes south of Adelaide. With 30 years experience as a tourism operator in Deep Creek National Park, our family-owned company has an enviable reputation for personalized tours of the highest standard. The Southern Ocean Walk is a pack free walk led by professional local guides, with all meals including canapes, sumptuous 3 course wine paired dinners, beverages, accommodation in Deep Creek National Park and daily transfers to and from the trail included. Surrounded by nature and stunning landscapes guests gain an insight into the flora., fauna and history of the area

Head out on an easy walking tour with a small group around lower North Adelaide. The tour includes sites such as public institutions, statues, and monuments, including Lincoln College and Kentish Arms Hotel, plus significant estates and cottages. Learn about the culture, architecture, and history of this affluent residential section of Adelaide.

Glenelg is one of South Australia's most beloved seaside destinations, but beneath its sun soaked foreshore lies a history of violence, tragedy, and unanswered questions. On this walking tour, you'll trace the crimes, scandals, and dark moments that unfolded in the very streets around you. Starting at the Glenelg Pioneer Memorial, where promises of fairness quickly unravelled, you'll follow the Patawalonga River past the site of a New Year's Day tragedy in 1932, through streets where a housekeeper met a violent end, and past the former Berkshire Court Hotel where a single punch ended a man's life. At Millers Corner, Constable Albert Ring was shot dead in 1908 after a humiliated fisherman swore revenge. The tour ends outside the house where a quiet billiard saloon keeper lost his lease, his mind, and ultimately destroyed his entire family in what newspapers called The Glenelg Tragedy. Glenelg's calm streets and sea breezes tell only half the story. This tour tells the rest.

Southern Cultural Immersion proudly operates on the land of the Kaurna people, the Traditional Owners of the Adelaide region. Join a local Aboriginal guide for an interactive and immersive walk through the stunning Warriparinga Wetlands, the site of the Tjilbruke Dreamtime Story. Stroll through the wetlands as your guide shares the history from a First Nations perspective. Discover the ancient artefacts on site, along with the local Indigenous plants, to understand the significant connection that Aboriginal people hold with Country. We invite you to explore our authentic gift shop and art gallery at the conclusion of your experience. Please Note: The message function on Viator/Tripadvisor is not regularly monitored. Please contact us via phone call if you require assistance on the day.

Discover the best food and wine of the Barossa Valley on a full-day tour from Adelaide or Glenelg. Have time for wine tastings at three or four wineries throughout the day as you pass through villages such as Lyndoch, Tanunda, and Angaston. Your guide discusses the options with the group and tailors the day to your interests. You'll also stop at Maggie Beer's Farm Shop in Nuriootpa, and end the day with sweeping views from Mengler Hill.

Discover Port Adelaide’s fascinating stories and relaxed pub vibe on this small-group walk. Known by early settlers as Port Misery, you’ll hear the stories that shaped this vital heritage place and understand how it functions today. See how beautiful architecture, intriguing tales and modern street art all give the Port its unique appeal, including a visit to a local business to see how new and old elements of the area seamlessly intertwine. You’ll also appreciate port life as the locals did – and still do – by visiting a pub for a refreshment included in your ticket price. Participants under 18 will receive a non-alcoholic drink, while adults have a choice of an alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage. We’ll make sure you get the most out of the Port by sending you a recommendations list after your tour!

On this tour, you will hear about the local maritime history, which includes the early and successful whaling industry around the Bluff and Granite Island. You will be told stories about the early fishing families and learn how a number of shipwrecks in Encounter Bay persuaded the colony administrators that it would not be a suitable capital city for South Australia. Together with your local guide we will take you for a stroll along the coast and to out-of-the-way places around the streets of Yilki, which is four kilometres from Victor Harbor. The word Yilki is an Aboriginal word meaning place by the sea. You will hear stories of the early European settlers who made their new home in Yilki. And you will see sites of heritage importance, including one of South Australia’s first inns.

In this must-do walking tour of Victor Harbor, you will see and hear about the history of Victor including early settler life, the development of the port, the unique heritage transportation that still runs today, and how Victor Harbor grew into the popular tourist town we now enjoy. Your local guide will walk you through the old parts of town and highlight the wonderful heritage-listed buildings. While passing through, you will hear about the important historical events of the town and stories of key characters that influenced the development of Victor Harbor. We will also hear stories of local residents and see and hear about the local wildlife.

Taste your way through the Barossa Valley on this wine and food tour from Adelaide. Home to some of South Australia’s most renowned wineries, the region also produces culinary delights such as cider, baked goods, and jam. Visit both big and small wineries for tastings, plus enjoy lunch with wine at Lambert Estate. Travel with a guide and learn all about winemaking in the region.

Behind the scenes fully immersive tour of the Mitchell Wines Estate Your guide will be a Mitchell family member Access to rare back vintage wines Mitchell Wines is situated in one of the most picturesque parts of the Clare Valley - the Skilly Valley

Taste local wine at the best wineries in McLaren Vale on this small-group tour from Adelaide, with all transportation provided. Appreciate the wine samples without the worry of having to drive. Experience the scenery of your sojourn through the Fleurieu Peninsula. Lunch is included with a glass of wine. Groups are limited to 10 for an intimate experience.

For over 35 years, Jurlique has grown the powerful ingredients used in their international high-performing pure and natural skincare products on their biodynamic farm in South Australia’s Adelaide Hills. Discover the Jurlique way, experience a unique connection to nature and learn more about their practices and processes. Join us for a unique handpicked experience in our stunning botanical fields, laying your freshly picked herbs on our drying racks and then mixing your own aromatherapy blend for you to take home.

Discover the cosy bars of Adelaide’s East End Delve into the Unique and diverse bar scene of Adelaide as you wander around the east end of the city centre. Join your experienced local guide and uncover four of these fascinating venues in one relaxing afternoon. Learn what makes each one special over a drink of your choosing (not included in tour). These cosy watering holes have been carefully chosen for their atmosphere, excellent service, and delicious drinks. Between bars, enjoy the relaxed vibe of the east end, as your tour host shares all sorts of little-known facts and street art with you.

Go behind the scenes and discover how great craft beer is made with an immersive brewery experience. Explore the brewing process from grain to glass, hear the stories behind the beers, and gain insight into the passion and craftsmanship that goes into every batch. The experience includes a guided tasting of signature brews and a refreshing pint of your favorite beer to enjoy at the end of the tour. Perfect for beer lovers looking for an authentic and memorable brewery adventure.

This Port Adelaide tour is a captivating 90-minute walking journey where stories are revealed around every corner. We will showcase the area’s rich history, vibrant street art, and intriguing stories—from its notorious characters and past as Port Misery to uncovering Australia’s only surviving traditional sailmaker. Afterward, you have the option to enjoy a scenic 90-minute cruise along the Port River, where you’ll spot dolphins and explore the iconic Ships Graveyard. This allows you to experience the charm of Port Adelaide through a unique blend of land and water exploration. Why Choose This Tour? • The perfect way to explore Port Adelaide • Learn about the areas stories as you wander historic streets • Plenty of free time at the start or end to explore Port Adelaide at your leisure • Give back to the local community - We donate $2 of the tour price to support local homeless and indigenous charities

Join this 3-Day tour from Adelaide to Melbourne, which is alternatively called the mountains to shipwrecks tour, and explore the natural beauty of the area in between. See the mountains and waterfalls at Grampians National Park, see the 12 Apostles and Shipwreck coast of the Great Ocean Road. Explore Victoria’s rainforests and coastal townships, until you finish this tour in Melbourne.

Discover Adelaide and its surroundings on a full-day tour that combines highlights of the city with an afternoon visit to Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills. Ideal for first-time visitors, this tour covers a diverse panorama of South Australian landscapes, from the coastal city's streets to the summit of Mt. Lofty and beyond. Includes either an afternoon tea or beer tasting in Hahndorf.

Tantalise your tastebuds with a selection from our at The Haus Restaurant. A main course meal from a choice of five options. Something to suit everyone. Menu will vary without notice. Walk in the steps of the Prussian immigrants (who established this village in 1839) during a 90minute walking tour. Enjoy an experience with stories to match the time of night and atmosphere. This is not a ghost tour but you will be visited by several heroes of the village using modern technology. Visiting historic locations in the southern end of the village the Germanic architecture will be explained. The immigrants flee from Prussia in 1838 which was perilous and full of drama. You’ll hear stores about these settlers as well as the Pioneer Women’s Walking Trail which was a nightly event commencing at midnight. Information and fun facts you won’t know without a local guide. What’s to be found under the ‘ol pear tree? It’s not what you expect.

Join us for a private journey into the heart of Jurlique, where you’ll experience the beauty and science behind our brand in an intimate and personalised tour. Take home a piece of our farm’s natural goodness and cherish the memories of your visit. Tour Highlights include the history of Jurlique, learning abou the propagation of Seedlings and plants, varieties of plants and their use, biodynamic farming principles, soil fertility and compost production, harvest process. Receive the following exclusive Jurlique Farm gifts as a memento of your visit; Jurlique Farm Hat, Jurlique Farm Store Tote Bag, Jurlique Hand Fan, plus an Iconic 40ml Hand Cream: enjoy a luxurious treat for your hands, crafted with our signature natural ingredients. Conclude your private tour with a visit to our farm shop. Here, you will be treated to an exclusive Jurlique Farm herbal tea refreshment while you explore a wide range of Jurlique products, including exclusive items only available at our farm.

Private cultural exploration through historic Adelaide reveals a refined blend of architectural elegance, cultural heritage, and urban transformation. Stroll through beautifully planned streets where historic landmarks, heritage buildings, and public spaces showcase the city’s distinctive character. Adelaide’s rich legacy reflects generations of cultural development. Classical influences, elegant civic buildings, and cultural institutions showcase a legacy of innovation, creativity, and progress. Historic streets and carefully preserved architecture offer insight into the people and events that transformed Adelaide through the centuries. The combination of cultural depth, architectural beauty, and historical significance creates a memorable and enriching experience. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

The Adelaide Central Market is one the largest and oldest produce markets in Australia—it can be a little overwhelming for first-time visitors. This tour makes exploring the market a breeze: your guide takes you to tried-and-true highlights, and to meet stallholders and suppliers who have worked the market for generations. Finish with a market café lunch and glass of wine.

Walk, taste and graze at a boutique vineyard and cellar door in the Barossa Valley. Walk amongst the vines to the top of Schoff's Hill for a 360 degree view. Taste estate-grown wines in our heritage stables wine room and learn about alternative varieties. Finish the tour with a seasonal grazing lunch with views of the Barossa ranges and vineyards.