All South Australia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Spot and swim with dolphins in Holdfast Shores on a dolphin-watching cruise from Adelaide. Departing from the Glenelg Marina Pier on a catamaran, you’ll cruise out into the gulf for a 4 hour cruise hosted by our Marine Biologists. As thousands of dolphins live in the gulf, you’re guaranteed to see these loveable marine mammals. Offering a once in a lifetime Wild Dolphin Swim experience with all equipment supplied, this is an amazing wildlife encounter.

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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.

Pair the freedom of independent travel with the expertise of a guide on this private luxury Barossa Valley winery tour. Travel in style over main and back-country roads in a Land Cruiser Prado 4WD with space for up to four people. The precise itinerary is up to you: your driver-guide can work with your wishlist, connect you to lesser-known winemakers, arrange behind-the-scenes tours, and more during this full-day experience.

Discover the local makers and shakers on this sightseeing and tasting tour of Kangaroo Island. Perfect for people staying on the island who want to do some in-depth exploring, this guided day trip includes a raptor display featuring impressive birds of prey, a visit to a eucalyptus oil distillery, a 2-course lunch, and a tour of a honey farm. You’ll also visit Pennington Bay and swing by a local winery.

The Barossa Valley, a world-class wine region, is home to more than 150 wineries, making local knowledge essential. Enjoy a fully tailored private tour with visits matched to your interests. Your fee covers guiding and round-trip transportation for groups up to six, with hotel pickup included. Your guide, also your driver, recommends wineries and a restaurant suited to your tastes and budget.

Experience moments in nature that will stay with you for a lifetime on this seven-day bucket list adventure from Adelaide to Uluru through Australia's outback. Rich in Aboriginal culture, this camping trip encompasses a great diversity of wilderness and untamed landscapes. Hike the ancient gorges of the Flinders Ranges and descend beneath the ground to discover an underground labyrinth in Coober Pedy. Experience the Red Centre. A colourful, otherworldly landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges and some of Aboriginal Australia's most sacred sites. Reflect on each day over magical outback sunsets and campfire stories with friends new and old.

Unleash your inner adventurer on this epic seven-day overland tour from Uluru to Adelaide through Australia's untamed outback. Feel connected to the Country as you immerse yourself in the Red Centre, the spiritual heart of Australia. Understand and appreciate the world's oldest living culture during powerful Indigenous experiences and take in striking desert landscapes and otherworldly rock formations. In outback South Australia, sleep in an underground dugout, noodle for opals and cross vast cattle stations. Traverse iconic outback tracks, and unearth the ancient Flinders Ranges. Your days will be filled with unforgettable adventures and evenings with magical outback sunsets, campfire banter and stargazing at the constellations of the southern skies.

The Adelaide Central Market is one of the southern hemisphere’s largest food markets and a thriving cultural hub. Rather than show up without knowing which stalls to visit, tour the market with a guide who takes you to sample tried-and-true winners. While you sample food, your guide also tells you about the history of migration in South Australia and how it has influenced the food culture.

The Barossa Valley is one of the world’s great winemaking regions—and has the winery tours to match. This one stands out with luxury and flexibility. There’s room for only four in your luxury sedan—which makes for an exclusive experience—and your driver takes you to just about any winery for as long as you’d like. Follow a set itinerary or create your own.

The Flinders Ranges lie several hours north of Adelaide, and many of their tracks are unsealed, which limits how far a standard rental car can take you. Travel by 4WD with a small group, spend two nights at local resorts, and spend days exploring the ranges’ highlights, Aboriginal history, and wildlife before returning via the Clare Valley.

Adelaide Hills is one of Australia's most celebrated wine regions. Even though it’s right on Adelaide city’s doorstep, organizing a visit— the schedules, the transport, choosing vineyards—can be a hassle. Avoid all that hassle on this private tour of the region. Choose from one of the available ‘set tours’ (which can include behind-the-scenes tours of local vineyards) or pick the wineries you want to visit yourself.

Any wine adventure in the Barossa Valley—one of the world’s great wine regions—is better when you’re traveling safely. Leave transportation and logistics to your tour guide while you visit up to four cellar doors and sample a variety of local wines. A delicious lunch with a glass of wine is included. This tour is ideal for travelers looking for a fun, full-day activity near Adelaide, which is just over an hour away.

Explore more of Kangaroo Island than you could on foot when you tour on the back of a fat electric bike. You can cover more ground than when riding a regular bike, and get less tired. Save your energy for admiring the views. Ride easily over sand dunes and other challenging terrain. Look out for many species of birds, as well as koalas in the wild.

Discover the great wine and food of the McLaren Vale wine region on a full-day tour from Adelaide. Consult with your guide about the wineries to visit, explore the main street of McLaren Vale, and stop at a yummy chocolate shop. You also make a stop in the German village of Hahndorf. Includes driver-guide, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Beachfront sunset spots in Glenelg fill up fast, so swap the crowded sand for an open deck on the water. Board a catamaran at Marina Pier, raise a glass of sparkling wine or another drink, and watch the sun sink into the ocean along Adelaide’s coastline. As darkness falls and the stars appear, the return trip offers views of the city skyline lit up along the shore.

Admire the views from Mount Lofty Lookout, have a cuppa at Grunthal Brew, sample local cheese and chocolate, explore Hahndorf, or grab a delicious lunch. You can even visit a winery or enjoy a craft beer or gin tasting. You decide the itinerary on this customized tour of the Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf.

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.

Although a tour through the Barossa Valley offers the chance to see some of Australia’s finest scenery, the best view of this slice of Australian wine country is from the air. Take in the totality of the Barossa region during this short scenic flight, departing from Hoffnungsthal Valley. This tour offers a perspective that’s not available on an on-the-ground wine tour; see the scale of the plantings in the valley, as well as the Jacob’s Creek winery’s extensive tank farm.

The McLaren Vale is a world-class wine region but its wineries are scattered over a large area, making it impossible to explore on public transportation. Indulge to the max without worrying about a designated driver on this small-group tour. Enjoy three tastings at premium, family-owned wineries; eat lunch with a tasting flight of craft beers (or a glass of something different); and experience the multisensory wonders of the d’Arenberg Cube.

McLaren Vale is one of South Australia’s most important wine regions, but knowing which wineries to visit can be tricky without local knowledge. Save yourself the guesswork with this full-day, small-group tour from Adelaide, which offers a dynamic itinerary that showcases the diversity of wines across the region. Visit several boutique producers to sample the region’s famous varietals, and refuel with a delicious lunch at one of the best restaurants in the area.

Discover remote turquoise oceans and pristine coastal wilderness on this gourmet meet-the-grower experience from Port Lincoln. Glide through crystal-clear waters to a working oyster farm and sample plump Pacific oysters straight from the source. Once you have tasted them, you will understand why Coffin Bay oysters are recognised as some of the world's best. Upgrade to a 3-hour cruise to take a deeper dive into the bay's beauty and pull on some waders for a fully immersive oyster experience. Explore Coffin Bay National Park, home to stunning beaches and local wildlife. Enjoy a gourmet seafood feast at Oyster HQ, followed by premium wine tasting at Boston Bay Wines with breathtaking views of the Southern Ocean. Along the way, you'll get to know the local producers and understand the community and landscape through the eyes of those who know it best.

Take a private 3.5-hour trike tour of the Barossa Valley that can be customized to your interests. Via headsets in the helmet you can hear your driver-guide’s commentary as you travel to top sights and stop to sample the region’s great food and wine. The itinerary is customizable but you can visit farm shops, a cheese maker, breweries, and wineries.

Learn all about Kangaroo Island and the nature found here on this two hour small group walking tour. Your guide will take you past the Little Sahara dunes to the bushland, which is full of wildlife. Walk through gum forests that are over 500 years old. You are guaranteed to see a koala here, so make sure you bring your camera and keep it at the ready.