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223 Wakefield Street, Adelaide, 5000, Australia
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can enybody recomend a dive shop.i wish to do some divin while i am there.how much will it cost?i have my advanced open water certificate.thanks graham
hi graham,
sorry didnt see your question before now and not sure if i will be much help. the Glenelg Scuba Dive Centre is pretty good since they have a couple boat dives to choose from each day ... i believe the cost is about $65 per dive incl equipment and it works out cheaper if you book a double dive. check them out at http://www.glenelgscuba.com.au/
cheers,
daniele :)
Along the Eastern stretch of North are the Prince Henry Gardens which are decorated with busts of famous Adelaiders, like the early suffragate Mary Lee, shown here. Adelaide, surprisingly, was a pioneer in women's emancipation, something they take pride in. In fact, there is apparently a time capsule buried beneath their parliament, a message from the women of 1853(?) to the women of 2053(?). I'll be dead when they open it, but hopefully you won't.
During March (on an even numbered year) there is The Adelaide Festival which is a 3 week biennial celebration which includes music, drama, opera, dance, ballet, art exhibitions and light entertainment.
my tip is to da the tour from Adelaide to Alice Springs with Groovy Grape. They do a 7 day trip and show you the Flinders Ranges, Coober Peedy, Ayers Rock.... you will sleep under the stars and have a good time with an nice tourguide. (this is no comercial add but the truth :) )
These marketsare unique as they are found in one of the historic warehouses along the wharf at Port Adelaide. These wharfs are still used during the week, and on the weekends it becomes alive with tourists and travellers looking for something different.
There are two levels holding 150 stalls, ranging from bizaare clothing to old vinyl LPs. If its tools that the men are after, then this is the place to find it.
There are many places to eat, including the many pubs that one would find at Port Adelaide.
While you are there, climb the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which is located right next to the market entrance.
While Adelaide has a comprehensive bus and train service, and a tram running from the city to Glenelg, the best way to venture further is via the Premier Stateliner network or the Greyhound buses. These serve all manner of upstate locations, such as Ceduna and Barossa (mentioned elsewhere)
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