Faqs About Adelaide Tours

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FAQs about Adelaide Tours

Q: What are the Day Tour destinations around Adelaide?

A: There are many day tour destinations around Adelaide that can be accessed by just driving down. They are:

• The Barossa Valley - 60 minutes drive
• Victor Harbour (Fleurieu Peninsula) - 70 minutes drive:
• Adelaide Hills - 20 minutes drive:
• McLaren Vale (Fleurieu Peninsula) - 40 minutes drive:
• River Murray, Murray Bridge - 60 minutes drive:
• Clare Valley, Starts from Auburn - 90 minutes drive:
• Kangaroo Island - 90 minutes drive to ferry and 45 minutes for crossing:
• Kangaroo Island - 30 minutes Flight:
• Flinders Range - approximately five hours drive :

Q: Does Adelaide have an international airport?

A: Yes, Adelaide does have an international airport and has many international airlines landing there, like Singapore Airlines, Honk Kong Airlines, etc. There are as many as 20 flights from Sydney and Melbourne, so domestic connections can happen very easily.

Q: When do the wineries around Adelaide open to tourists?

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... Generally the wineries open from 10am - 5pm, but this varies from winery to winery, so it would be advisable to confirm beforehand. You can plan your wine day tour in such a way that you visit a maximum of three vineyards in the morning and then plan the rest after lunch and on your way back to Adelaide.

Q: Are there any health retreats around Adelaide?

A: Yes, there are plenty of health farms and health retreats, both in and around Adelaide. Adelaide is the perfect setting for your healthy holiday and the beautiful and scenic areas around Adelaide are home to many health retreats.

Q: How far is Kangaroo Island? How do I get there?

A: Kangaroo Island can be reached by both air and sea. You can take a 30 minute flight from Adelaide Airport, which brings you to Kingscote Airport on Kangaroo Island. You can then travel into Kingscote, which is about 13km from the airport. You can rent a car and drive around when on Kangaroo Island.

Sealink operates daily ferries from Cape Jervis to Penneshaw and there on you can take a coach, but it is essential that you book your ferry beforehand and also make travel and transfer arrangements. It will take you around 90 minutes to reach Cape Jervis and thereon 45 minutes by ferry. You can partake in a day tour or you can plan a good two to three days stay.

Q: Where can I go in Adelaide by travelling on Free Public Transport?

A: Adelaide has plenty of free public transport for eager tourists. You can travel by the Adelaide Bee-Line or the City Loop buses, which operate six days a week. The Adelaide City Council, too, has free connector bus services, which operate seven days a week and this links North Adelaide to main Adelaide and also stops at many of Adelaide’s tourist destinations.

Q: Which are the main attractions in Adelaide?

A: Adelaide has a lot to see and experience. You can start with the North Terrace, which has gardens, art galleries, museums and much more located there. You can even take one of the many walking Adelaide tours through which you can see all of Adelaide. If you are interested in a movie, then you can catch one at one of the cinemas situated on Rundle Street East, Hindley Street and Hindmarsh Square. You can get your entertainment information from Adelaide’s daily newspaper, The Advertiser, which has an entertainment section listing everything or you can wait until Thursday to view a copy of “Rip It Up”, which lists all the happening city pubs, CD shops and cafes.