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EXPERIENCES YOU’LL LOVE

The best part of any journey is the experiences you have along the way, leaving
you with memories to relive long after the holiday is over.

South Australia has countless amazing things to see and do. Here are some of our
favourites to inspire your wanderlust.

South Australian Tourism Commission/Brad Griffin South Australian Tourism Commission/John Montesi

Adelaide Fringe Festival Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary

ADELAIDE FESTIVALS DARK SKY STARGAZING
Within the space of a few months Adelaide plays South Australia’s star-filled skies are a sight to
host to a number of major festivals. The Adelaide behold. Just a 90 minute drive from Adelaide,
Festival is one of the world’s great art events The River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve
showcasing internationally acclaimed theatre is the only reserve in Australia and one of only
productions, musicians and dance performances. 15 worldwide. There are an array of Astro hot
The city is buzzing during the Adelaide Fringe spots and ideal star viewing areas. In the Flinders
Festival. In the Botanic Gardens, WOMADelaide Ranges, Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary is
is an annual open-air music and dance festival. known for its incredible stargazing and astronomy
Foodies come together for Tasting Australia, be tours, while Wilpena Pound offers the opportunity
it a collaboration among world-class chefs or an for a glamping experience like no other. Grab a
intimate beer and wine tasting. The rest of the sky map, unzip your front door and start your
state doesn’t miss out, with the Barossa and exploration of the star-filled night sky.
Clare Valley Gourmet Weekends.

South Australian Tourism Commission/Ian Routledge

CYCLE THE REISLING TRAIL
Originally a railway line running between Adelaide
and Spalding, the Riesling Trail is one of the first
rail-trails to be developed in South Australia.
Stretching for 33 kilometres, the southern
terminus is the restored Auburn Railway Station,
now home to Mount Horrock Wines. The trail
passes through townships and villages, past
cellar doors and galleries, pubs and general South Australian Tourism Commission/Harry Vick
stores. Cycling the route will take around four
and a half hours but allow time to wine taste
along the way. It is a unique way to explore the
Clare Valley.
Spring Gully Conservation Park, Clare Valley

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