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<p><i>15</i> <strong>Adelaide Hills</strong> wineries you must visit</p>

15 Adelaide Hills wineries you must visit

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<p><i>The ultimate guide</i> to the <strong>Clare Valley</strong> Riesling Trail</p>

The ultimate guide to the Clare Valley Riesling Trail

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<p><i>8 of the best places to stay</i> in the <strong>Clare Valley</strong></p>

8 of the best places to stay in the Clare Valley

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<p><i>15</i> <strong>Adelaide Hills</strong> restaurants you need to book when you’re in town</p>

15 Adelaide Hills restaurants you need to book when you’re in town

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<p><i>10</i> <strong>Clare Valley</strong> <i>restaurants to book</i></p>

10 Clare Valley restaurants to book

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<p><i>The only</i> <strong>McLaren Vale</strong> wineries guide you need to read</p>

The only McLaren Vale wineries guide you need to read

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<p><i>15 of the must-visit</i> <strong>Clare Valley</strong> wineries</p>

15 of the must-visit Clare Valley wineries

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<p><i>15 incredible</i> <strong>Adelaide Hills</strong> Airbnbs to elevate your holiday</p>

15 incredible Adelaide Hills Airbnbs to elevate your holiday

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The ultimate travel guide to your next South Australia getaway. Sip in Wine tasting, walk national parks and explore Kangaroo Island or the Murray River.

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Adelaide Hills

15 Adelaide Hills wineries you must visit

Stop by for a glass of wine, stay for a long lunch or even settle in for an overnight stay at these incredible Adelaide Hills wineries.

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Florita vineyard building at clos Clare in the Clare Valley
Clare Valley

15 of the must-visit Clare Valley wineries

We’ve scoped out the place and pulled together the 15 best Clare Valley wineries and cellar doors for you to explore.

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Clare Valley

8 of the best places to stay in the Clare Valley

From a luxe historic farmstead to a pet-friendly caravan park, we’ve rounded up the best Clare Valley accommodation to suit every taste and budget.

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empty chairs and wine bottles displayed inside the Lino Ramble winery, McLaren Vale
McLaren Vale

The only McLaren Vale wineries guide you need to read

Plan the perfect wine weekend at these standout cellar doors where you can level up your tasting with lavish lunch spreads, expert-led tours and luxe hideaways.

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Clare Valley

10 Clare Valley restaurants to book

We’ve rounded up our favourite Clare Valley restaurants for you to enjoy on your trip to this charming and historic wine region.

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Clare Valley

The ultimate guide to the Clare Valley Riesling Trail

Discover Clare Valley's Riesling Trail, a captivating route that weaves through scenic landscapes and connects fabulous wineries, restaurants, and cellar doors.

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al fresco dining under umbrellas at Pike and Joyce, Lenswood
Adelaide Hills

15 Adelaide Hills restaurants you need to book when you’re in town

Any wine-tasting itinerary deserves to be balanced with beautiful meals to complement your enjoyment. Here’s our pick of the best Adelaide Hills restaurants.

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Adelaide Hills

15 incredible Adelaide Hills Airbnbs to elevate your holiday

Looking for accommodation in the Adelaide Hills? Make the most out of your escape with a stay in one of these holiday homes that will suit couples looking for a romantic escape, families seeking self-contained accommodation that welcomes kids and groups of friends who want to get out and explore this incredible leafy wine region.

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Mt Gambier

Mount Gambier accommodation: An ultimate guide to the very best stays

Searching for the perfect Mount Gambier accommodation? From old gaols and boutique hotels to upscale homes, there’s something for every kind of traveller.

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Discover the best places to visit and things to do in South Australia with our ultimate travel guide. From beautiful beaches, world-renowned wine regions, a vibrant and cultural capital city and charming country towns, it’s easy to plan your next South Australian getaway.

South Australia is a great holiday destination for a romantic getaway in wine country, family beach holidays on the coast or road tripping to the outback; immerse yourself in the very best South Australia has to offer.

Top things to do in South Australia

South Australia is blessed with multiple wine regions to indulge in a spot of wine tasting. Head to McLaren Vale for a premium cellar door experience and a stop by the d’Arenberg Cube. Arguably South Australia’s most famous wine region, the Barossa Valley is a must-visit for wine lovers. Head to the charming Clare Valley for award-winning Riesling and picturesque vineyard views. Further afield, Coonawarra on the Limestone Coast is known for its big, bold Cabernet Sauvignon wines.

Walk off all that great South Australian food and wine with a hike or trek in South Australia’s rugged and beautiful great outdoors. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely afternoon stroll or an intrepid multi-day wilderness adventure, such as the Southern Great Ocean walk, you can find a hike or trek to suit your level of fitness in South Australia. Arkaba Walk at Wilpena Pound is a 4-day hike and one of Australia’s eight Great Walks, traversing the ancient Flinders Rangers in Outback South Australia. Adelaide also has some great hikes to suit all levels of fitness.


 

Where to stay in South Australia

You’ll find plenty of accommodation options in South Australia to suit every budget, from camping and caravan parks, budget hotels, to beachside resorts, boutique hotels and luxury accommodation. Choosing where to stay in South Australia will depend on the style of holiday you seek. From a Barossa Valley wine weekend to an Adelaide cultural mini-break to cruising the Murray River, there is so much to see and do, and the perfect accommodation to suit your style and budget in South Australia.


 

The best places to eat and drink in South Australia

South Australia is renowned for its world-class wine regions like the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale, which pair perfectly with the state’s abundant local produce. Adelaide’s thriving food scene offers everything from farm-to-table dining to vibrant multicultural markets. Coastal regions like the Eyre Peninsula serve up fresh seafood, including oysters and kingfish, while the rolling hills and outback towns showcase hearty country fare. Whether you’re sampling artisan cheeses or sipping fine shiraz, eating in South Australia is a delicious way to experience the region’s natural bounty and warm hospitality.

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