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Adelaide |
| A gracious city laid out on either side of the Torrens River, Adelaide is surrounded by parks and set against the background of the Mount Lofty ranges. The wide streets and squares make outdoor eating a popular pastime in summer with a myriad of restaurants & cafes catering for all palates. For culture buffs there are museums, the Art Gallery of S.A. and the famous Festival Centre which hosts opera, ballet and various concerts year round. |
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Adelaide Hills |
| The beautiful Adelaide Hills, part of the Mount lofty Ranges are only 30 minutes from the city. A favourite village is Handorf, Australia's oldest German settlement. Restaurants, coffee shops, arts & crafts shops are in plentiful supply and the cooler mountain air along with stunning scenery make your stay in the Hills District range of Caravan & Camping Parks a real treat. |
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2. Barossa Valley |
| The Barossa Valley, a principal wine growing area of Australia, is just an hour's drive from Adelaide. A blend of German and English culture has resulted in a truly unique region. Visit the wineries, taste the regional cuisine or simply enjoy the beautiful countryside. The choice is yours. |
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Clare Valley & the Mid-North |
| An area marked by ridges and valleys and prime pastoral land, the Clare Valley is also known for its fine wines. Visit a sheep station, enjoy a drink at one of the many pubs or a gourmet meal at a winery restaurant. |
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4. Yorke Peninsula |
| With its long coastline dotted with fishing ports and jetties the Yorke Peninsula is a top spot for swimming, fishing and other water sports.
The Innes National Park is regarded as one of the most attractive and spectacular of its kind, particularly in spring when there is a magnificent explosion of wild flowers. |
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Eyre Peninsula & Nullarbor |
| Popular activities in this region include diving, fishing, safaris, sailing and 4-wheel driving.
Whale watching is also popular, with about 20 calves born each year in this amazing area. |
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6. Flinders Ranges & Outback |
| A vast and varied region covering almost seventy per cent of the state. Spectacular scenery with abundant flora and fauna.
Visit Port Augusta home to the Flying Doctor service. |
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The Murray |
| The riverland region is a very fertile area of Australia with an abundance of fruit year round, as well as being the country's major wine producing region.
Paddle a steamer on the Murray, "Australia's Mississippi" or enjoy a variety of other water-sports on this magnificent river. Or hire a bike and cycle along the riverbank or take a scenic river walk before before enjoying a gourmet picnic on the shore. |
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8. The South-East |
| Dotted with excellent wineries and interesting places to explore or to relax at.
The Naracoorte Caves are a world-class heritage listed underground treasure.
The south-east is a major holiday centre with a coastline of fishing villages and stunning beach scenery. |
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Fleurieu Peninsula |
| Just 30 minutes south of Adelaide, this region boasts fine beaches and wineries, as well as magnificent examples of colonial architecture, many of these buildings housing restaurants and Bed & Breakfasts.
Watch the penguins come out after after dusk or engage in whale-watching at Victor Harbour or visit the boutique wineries of McLaren Vale. |
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10. Kangaroo Island |
| Australia’s third largest island and a haven for a wide variety of wildlife including sea-lions, kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, brush-tail possums and over 250 bird species all living in pristine natural surroundings.
The island is also a gourmet’s delight, being renowned for its fine produce. |
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