South Australia RegionsSurrounded by parkland, Adelaide is a gateway to the nearby delights of wine valleys Barossa and Clare, scenic Adelaide Hills, Riverland, and the Fleurieu Peninsula - more about Adelaide and nearby
Two of Australia’s great wine growing regions, both easily accessible from Adelaide and both with interesting pioneering heritages - more about Barossa + Clare Valleys
Picturesque Fleurieu Peninsula is the gateway to Australia’s third largest island, Kangaroo Island, a great place to see native animals in their natural habitats - more about Kangaroo Is + Fleurieu
South east from Adelaide and includes coastal towns like Robe, wine icons like Padthaway and Coonawarra, plus the extinct volcano at Mt Gambier - more about Coorong + Limestone Coast
Australia’s longest river enters the Southern Ocean near Goolwa and before this flows through pretty orchard and wine country known locally as ‘Riverland’ - more about Murray River Region
A huge, largely coastal area west of Adelaide and a place to see dolphins, sea lions and Southern Right whales and their calves - more about Yorke + Eyre Peninsulas and Nullarbor Plain
About a 5 hour drive north from Adelaide, the Finders Ranges and the massive natural amphitheatre of Wilpena Pound are at the beginning of the mysterious Outback, which includes the opal centre of Coober Pedy - more about Flinders Ranges and SA Outback
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DID YOU KNOW ... The notoriously strict Capt William Bligh, most famous because of the Mutiny on the Bounty in 1789, later became state Governor of NSW in 1805. His abrasiveness helped lead to the ‘Rum Rebellion’ in 1808 when soldiers who had mutinied, imprisoned him for 2 years. |
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