Jacob's Creek, Barossa - Credit Tourism Australia
Cape Willoughby - Credit South Australian Tourism Commission
Karatta - South Australian Tourism Commission
Eden Valley, Barossa - Credit South Australian Tourism Commission/Adam Bruzzone
The Smelly Cheese Shop, Adelaide Central Market - Credit South Australian Tourism Commission
South Australia
Rich in the produce of land and sea, South Australia is home to world-famous wine, rugged coastlines, wildlife sanctuaries and laid back friendly locals.
A heritage steeped in diversity and tolerance, free-thinking South Australia is a melting pot of culture and cuisine. Never far from a festival in Adelaide, the breathtaking beauty of Kangaroo Island, the bold flavours of the Barossa or the endless outback, South Australia has all the ingredients for an amazing getaway.
Adelaide
The only state capital founded by free settlers has a rich cultural history of progressive thinking.
Wine Country
A visit to South Australia is not complete without visiting the home of its globally awarded wines.
Kangaroo Island
A wildlife island sanctuary like no other on earth, KI recently suffered devastating bushfires.