I went on the "Half-day Adelaide and Hahndorf Tour" and it was marvellous. Our group was picked up…read moreby our guide, David, at the Hilton. We were shown around the city and given lots of fascinating background information. We saw and heard about Adelaide history and passed by several places of interest. We stopped in to see the newly renovated Adelaide Oval then made our way up into the Adelaide Hills. The peak of Mt Lofty has a glorious view and we enjoyed that with a short stop. We then went on to Hahndorf. We had free time here to explore the main street, where there are shops, cafes and other things of German culture to investigate. Our schedule was managed very carefully and we left Hahndorf in good time to get back to the city as planned. Overall, this tour and our guide was excellent. I would recommend this tour and would definitely choose them for another tour in the future. Well done.

This is quite a charming little pub that happens to be located next to one of Adelaide's major…read moremarinas. Mind you, getting here without a car can be a bit of a pain, but that has more to do with where the train happens to go. Still, it is a really nice pub, and even has some nice beers on tap. They were actually doing it up somewhat when I was here, so I suspect it will look a lot better if I end up coming up this way again sometime.

Great spot overlooking the water. 9/10 A club with a really…read moregood restaurant. Very good prices 8/10 Great sunset 9/10 free! Kid friendly 8/10 Cheap kids meals 9/10 $8.50 Quality kids meals 9/10 Friendly staff 8/10 Live music 9/10 Sport on TV 8/10 Mussels were superb 8/10 Decor 7/10 Parking 10/10 Pay and order at the counter

Friendly and well organised. I send my son and his girlfriend on a guided tour last year and went…read morewith my sister this year just renting a kayak. Equipment is of good quality, check the departure times as they get adjusted for the weather forecast daily. Maps were clear and we managed to get around the majority of the shipwrecks and mangroves in the three hour rental period. And, we saw five dolphins within very close distance! The feedback from the guided tour was also excellent, with lots of knowledge on the mangroves and bush tucker. Great for the less experienced kayakers, families and those new to the area. And, they provided complimentary mozzie repellent on this tour, which is much needed!

My parents went on a guided tour here, and being as it's your own state you usually don't head down…read moreto the local mangrove beach for a tour of your own area. But the went on the tour from Torrens Island to seee dolphins and search for shipwrecks. They said plenty of pods of dolphins swam very nearby and they got very close to interesting shipwrecks and got some awesome photos. The area is very sheltered, calm and lots of magroves. The kayaks were single and doubles and the guide was very informative, friendly, experienced and told them lots of things about their own area they didn't know. There's toilets, lawn and a viewing platform/boardwalk area alongside the dock. Mum said anyone of any age and fitness level can take part, and they will all learn something. And if you are an RAA member, you can get 10% off.

Stayed here in a Ocean View room with balcony. I found that it was more suited for one person. As…read morethere was one robe. Snacks for one and so on. The water pressure was amazing in the shower. We ordered room service that was actually really nice very filling. The bed was amazing. Very comfortable. The spa was great but would be better suited if the pool was heated more. And the roof was covered was cold sitting in a hot spa. We did how ever find a hair on the towels in the bathroom but aside from that our stay was nice and was nice to get away.

So many times have I been here for wedding receptions so it was a nice change for a bride-to-be to…read morehave her hens night starting off with an Afternoon High Tea. A glass of sparkling white was served to everyone at our table and the delicious trio plate of delectables were soon eaten. There was plenty of food to go around.

Are you interested in learning about South Australian history? Do you just like boats? If you like…read moreone of the above mentioned, you will like the tour of The Clipper. What an amazing ship! It took a long time, a lot of dedicated people and a whole lot of money to get her back to Australia from Scotland. So, it's worth going to have a look. The ship was used to take the first colonist from England to South Australia. It could fit up to 300 people onboard and was one of the fastest ships to get you here. It was like a jet of ships. I wont tell you anymore of the history side of things, you can learn more about it when you go on the tour. It is a lot bigger than I thought it was going to be. Good headroom inside of the cabin areas as well. Especially in comparison to other ships I have been on. So, I think that passengers had it pretty good on this ship. What is truly amazing is looking at the construction of the ship. All the materials, design and hard work to make it such a solid structure. No wonder it lasted so long. Take note of what the tour guide tells you when s/he explains the materials and processes. What I really do want to say about The Clipper is that you have to admire the hard work of all of the volunteers in looking after this girl and restoring her. It is so important for us to learn about how Australia came to be what it is today. And this is just one part. It is truly a piece of history that I hope continues to survive for generations to admire and day dream about. What was it like travelling on this vessel to a new unknown land? One thing is for sure, the people that travelled on this boat were really brave!

I'm writing this review purely for selfish reasons. I want to encourage Tom to run more wine hikes…read morein Adelaide! Initially I thought wine and hiking in Adelaide go together about as well as running the City to Bay with beer stops along the way instead of Gatorade. But I am a convert. Not only that I am now a raving fan. Tom from Head in the Clouds wines has taken this concept from his passion for hiking and wine and smooshed it together like a good grape crush. You start at "base camp" over the first wine tasting for the morning and proceed to not only hike a summit but stop and drink different SA wines and varietals from some of Tom's favourites along the way. Everyone is encouraged to bring some snacks for sharing along the way and the whole 3 hours turns into one big progressive wine tasting. This is such a refreshingly unique concept which showcases wine, SA's landscapes and naturally creates a bond between you and those walking with you. Our tour did go overtime by an hour or so, so it was a long day and you will want to allow time to take it all in. You will also want to have a fairly good level of fitness to enjoy something like this as the hikes (although short) were steep, but it did leave us with a spectacular view over Adelaide that you wouldn't otherwise get. This was the first of (hopefully) many tours, all I have to do now is try and convince Tom to host more over Summer and Autumn. Feel free to join in my petitioning!

My second wine hike with Tom leading and Ashley supporting yesterday featured Adelaide Hills wines…read moreas we hiked through Waite Institute and the hills beyond. Another outstanding day delightfully enjoyed by all - generally superb wines to taste (there was one only which was best described as "interesting"), scrumptious picnic foods and snacks, fabulous scenery and a lovely group of interested and like minded devotees of life's simple pleasures. Head in the Cloud Wine Hikes are so special - Tom is an energetic, enthusiastic and slightly hyper winemaker/curator who loves wine and hiking. Do yourself a favour and get on board for the next one or two - even better drag some out-of-towners along and dare to reveal another of Adelaide's truly wonderful hidden gems.

The travel agency is in 83 currie St lower floor , a little bit hard to find it. Why I interested…read moreit, because a map, the map introduce the city with Asia people point of view, where is good koren food? Where have good susi, why some shop popular to oz ...I like this map, I look up where it made, then I found the travel agency. There are two salers, one is janpaese other is Chinese , because the Chinese one spoke on the phone that monent, so I talked to Japanese , he is gentle and polite and very helpful, I got lots low price flight tickets informations from him. There are many brusure ,too If you like travel u might like go and have look! 有很棒的市區地圖，亞洲餐館、歷史古蹟景點，用中文介紹的相當詳盡，地圖是免費的！ 有日本人跟中文的營業員為你服務，親切而且很有耐心，我找到了非常便宜的來回機票，喜歡旅遊的人一定會喜歡的，地點有點難找，因為他們在地下一樓啊〜

If you are fit and able, I suggest trying one of the many hiking trails in the area. The hike from…read moreWaterfall Gully to Mount Lofty is quite steep and not for the faint-hearted, but reaching the top is always a joyful experience. You will sweat and feel sore in places you usually don't, so bring water and be ready for a good effort. The summit offers beautiful views of urban Adelaide and the busy foothills surrounding it. On clear days, you might even see Kangaroo Island. If you don't want the challenge, you can drive to the summit. No matter how you reach it, the trip is worth it. I give it five stars.

This is basically the hightest point in the city of Adelaide, and you do get some awesome views…read morefrom up here. Like, you can drive up here without any problems, but honestly it is actually much, much better to actually hike because, well, you get plenty of exercise. Actually, they have a cafe, a convention centre, and a souvenier shop up here as well, though that was all closed when I was visited. Still, the views are worth it.