Does different culture fascinate you?
If the answer is 'yes', then Adelaide is the right place you. Well known as a city of festivals, beautifully located on a corridor between the hills and the sea, the town is modern and full of vitality. Adelaide is the perfect host for many festivals and cultural celebrations. Well known for its architecture, gourmet restaurants and street cafés as well as its beautiful parks and gardens, Adelaide is a must in the itinerary of every traveller to South Australia.

Would you like to meet Australia's wildlife eye to eye?
Come with us to the wilderness of Kangaroo Island. The unspoilt nature and the richness in indigenous plant- and wildlife, as well as it's spectacular beaches, rough coastlines and remote national parks, will surprise you. Experience close encounters with koalas, kangaroos, wallabies and penguins, and have the opportunity to take photographs of the rare Australian Sea-lion at Seal Bay, something you will never forget.

Do you like adventure?
South Australia's wild outback scenery, rugged gorges and dry riverbeds will cast their spell on you, when you visit the Flinders Ranges. This 500 million year old mountain range shows evidence not only of an amazing geological history, but also of the life and mythology of the Australian aborigines. Wedgetail eagles, the rare 'yellow footed' rock wallabies, 'western grey' kangaroos as well as the prolific birdlife, call the Flinders Ranges home.

Would you prefer food and wine?
Visit the cosy 'al fresco' restaurants or street cafés and enjoy South Australia's multicultural cuisine. See one or all of the 5 world renown grape growing areas, the Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, Coonawarra, Adelaide Hills or McLaren Vale. Taste the year round sunshine in the award winning wines of South Australia.

Do you fancy recreation or relaxation, or both?
Do you enjoy contemplative strolls? You will find these along the coast of the Fleurieu Peninsula and on the over 30 kilometres long white beach, right on Adelaide's doorstep. How about bushwalking? Tackle one of the longest walking trails in the world, the Heysen Trail. With a length of 1500 kms, it leads you through numerous National Parks, and gives you the opportunity to discover South Australia's pure nature.

WHEN WILL YOU DISCOVER SOUTH AUSTRALIA?