South Australia

Sun setting over Flinders Ranges National Park

South Australia holidays - Chilled, elegant and suave

South Australia is the place to be if you fancy experiencing a more relaxed side to the classic Aussie lifestyle. This region is sophisticated yet unpretentious, choosing to focus on the finer things in life including vibrant artwork, gourmet cuisine, and simply divine wines. Discover the cool metropolis of Adelaide, sip wines in Barossa Valley, or seek incredible wildlife in Kangaroo Island.

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Discover stunning vistas and an easy-going lifestyle

South Australia is renowned for its laid-back lifestyle, friendly faces, beautiful landscape and perfect weather. Famous for the glut of festivals in the early autumn, South Australia is actually one of the country’s most unspoiled and tourist-light areas.

The state capital is Adelaide, which is Australia’s fifth largest city. A place with an almost European flavour, Adelaide is arty and bohemian. It is universally agreed to be one of the world’s best designed cities.

But South Australia has much more than just its famous city. There are miles of vineyard in Barossa Valley and some wonderful, if unusual, experiences waiting for you in the peripheries of the state.

Visit Kangaroo Island and find a wildlife lover’s haven that has much more than just its namesake. Besides the iconic marsupials you’ll also find sea lions, koalas, possums, platypus, bandicoots and wallabies. For the more aquatic-inclined tourists there are diving safaris.

North of Adelaide are the copper-coloured bluffs of Flinders Ranges, providing some of the most dramatic and breath-taking scenery in South Australia.