Adelaide Off The Beaten Path

  • Normanville
      Normanville
    by balhannah
  • On the way to Murray Bridge
      On the way to Murray Bridge
    by balhannah
  •   Off The Beaten Path
    by balhannah

Most Viewed Off The Beaten Path in Adelaide

  • 1. Adelaide Hills

    DAY trip 9, and we are visiting the Adelaide Hills Stirling in Adelaide Hills is lovely town to visit at anytime of the year. There are quite a few stately homes here with big gardens, only a little...   more
  • 2. Rural South Australia

    You would know about the Barossa Valley for Wineries, but did you know about Langhorne Creek? It's an old wine area, one that is forgotten by tourist's, yet produces award winning wines. The region...   more
  • 3. National / Conservation Parks

    Marino Conservation Park is located south of Glenelg in the suburb of Marino. It is a small rectanglular park with a lighthouse (off-limits), and superb views of Adelaide's coastline accessible by a...   more
  • 4. Barossa Valley

    This is Australia's most well known wine growing region, with up to fifty wineries operating in the area. Situated only a half hours drive from Adelaide, with beautiful scenery along the way, and...   more
  • 5. City Centre

    You can't miss this fountain situated in the northern half of Victoria Square between Flinders-Franklin Streets and Wakefield-Grote Streets if you are walking around the City. I walked passed it quite...   more
  • 6. Port Adelaide

    Visited Port Adelaide Markets and Maritime Museum, returned to car 5 minutes after parking ticket expired to find an EIGHTY EIGHT DOLLAR FINE stuck to windscreen by some "attendant" who had quickly...   more
  • 7. Hahndorf

    It's a quaint little town founded by German Lutheran settlers in the late 1830s in the highlands just outside of Adelaide. There are a few good cafes and restaurants here. Do bring a jacket along as...   more
  • 8. Flinders Ranges

    Here is the Flinders Ranges nth of Adelaide. It's a truly amazing place This is a picture of Wilpena Pound, a natural amphitheatre. You can walk up it, taking in the breathtaking panoramic views.   more
  • 9. Glenelg

    Glenelg goes off on a fri/saturday night. head to the pier... (turn right at the jetty and keep walking) for the classy/funk/club/restraunt hub... or just stick to good old jetty rd to witness...   more
  • 10. Murray River

    I went on a paddle wheeler on The Murray River.The cruise was with Captain Cook cruises on the Paddle Steamer Murray Princess. We left Adelaide on a coach and went to a atown called Mannum, where we...   more
  • 11. Whispering Wall

    One of the highest dam in Australia, the retaining dam of the Barossa Reservoir, is better known as the "Whispering Wall". The water comes from through a tunnel more than two kilometres through the...   more
  • 12. Grampians National Park

    Visit the Grampian National Park. Is in Western Australia, 260 kilometres from Melbourne and 460 kilometres from Adelaide. The sandstone ranges of the Grampians were formed millions of years ago when...   more
  • 13. Morialta Conservation Park

    Very close to the city of Adelaide, on the eastern side, at the base of the Adelaide foothills, is a beautiful little spot. This is Morialta Conservation Park. He you can spend the day, having a...   more
  • 14. Kangaroo Island

    many people seem to head off to Kangaroo Island once they get to Adelaide. I didn't make it there, but it's a major centre for wildlife in the state, and it's a good place for spotting kangaroos,...   more
  • 15. NORMANVILLE

    Our next stop on Day 8, is the pretty seaside town of Normanville.Normanville is a popular seaside town, so drove to the beach front car-park where we sat and...   more
  • 16. TWINKLE, TWINKLE CITY LIGHT'S!

    Did you know Adelaide's lights twinkle?For sure they do, so take a drive to Windy Point lookout or Mount Lofty Summit on a clear night and enjoy them. Rug up,...   more
  • 17. DEQUETTEVILLE TERRACE - KENT TOWN - ADELAIDE

    Dequetteville Terrace still has a few nice buildings left, some of the older ones have been knocked down and new built.Prince Alfred College is one of them....   more
  • 18. Warriparinga Wetlands & Cultural Centre

    These are on the south side of Adelaide, on the corner of Marion, South and Sturt roads at Bedford park, about 20mins from the city. As you walk along the...   more
  • 19. HALLETT COVE

    Hallet Cove is a southern suburb of Adelaide, located by the sea. You don't need a car, it can be reached by train (noarlunga line to Marino or Hallet cove...   more
  • 20. Westfield Marion

    Westfield Marion is a HUUUUGE shopping complex. When it was rebuilt they included a 30!!! cinema complex too. That makes it the largest single-built cinema...   more
  • 21. Cycle the Torrens to Henly and Grange

    A lot of people who come to Australia want to see our different kinds of flora and fauna, they also almost always want to go to the beach. This idea combines...   more
  • Adelaide Hotels

    150 Hotels in Adelaide

    425 Reviews and Opinions

  • Ask a Question

    Got a question about Adelaide? Get an answer from our Location locals and frequent travelers

View all Adelaide hotels

Comments

Adelaide Off The Beaten Path

Reviews and photos of Adelaide off the beaten path posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Adelaide sightseeing.

View all Adelaide hotels