It’s time to start dreaming of your next family trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Adelaide, Australia, with us.
Port Willunga, one of the most-photographed beaches in South Australia, draws visitors thanks to its clear waters, soft sands and golden cliffs. A place of sacred importance to the Kaurna people, the beach’s serene atmosphere endures for centuries. © Ben Goode | Dreamstime.com
As Australia’s largest and fifth-most populous city, Adelaide boasts an abundance of sites and experiences for all ages. The city includes Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide Botanic Gardens, Adelaide Zoo, Adelaide Gaol and museums like the National Railway Museum. © Ymgerman | Dreamstime.com
In the southern Mount Lofty Ranges lies Adelaide Hills, a region comprised of beautiful landscape, wineries and wildlife. Driving through its towns, visiting vineyards and spotting kangaroos at Cleland National Park are just some of the experiences waiting here. © Annette Boettcher | Dreamstime.com
Kangaroo Island sits southwest of Adelaide and features several nature reserves to protect natural flora and fauna. Flinders Chase National Park serves as home to koalas, platypus, kangaroos and even little penguins. © David Dennis | Dreamstime.com
Adelaide Hills wine region lies above the hills, making for the perfect environment to grow grapes for wine. One of the oldest wine regions within Australia, the area boasts many vineyards for adults to enjoy wine tastings and visits. © Ben Goode | Dreamstime.com
Adelaide Botanic Garden spans 130 acres and not only features different garden exhibits but also historic remnants of the area. The garden includes the state herbarium and Palm House. Enjoy displays of native and international plants, as well as Rose Trial Garden and, in spring, Wisteria Lane when the purple flowers bloom. © Sharon Wills | Dreamstime.com
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