Adelaide

Arrive in Adelaide today, pick up your car from the airport and make your way to your Adelaide hotel. The remainder of the day is at leisure.

Accommodation: Adelaide CBD

Explore Adelaide City

Spend the day taking in the sights and surrounds of Adelaide. Visit the famous Adelaide Hills or spend the day exploring the churches, parks and famous museums and galleries of Adelaide.

Alternatively, you may have chance to visit the seaside town of Glenelg, famous for its beaches and many tourist attractions.

Accommodation: Adelaide CBD

Cruise to Kangaroo Island

Enjoy a leisurely start to your day before driving along the South Australia coast via McLaren Vale to Cape Jervis.

At Cape Jervis load your car on board your cruise to Kangaroo Island and enjoy the 45-minute journey to this nature lovers’ paradise. The remainder of the day is at leisure.

Accommodation: Kangaroo Island

Explore Kangaroo Island

Spend the day exploring Kangaroo Island at your own leisure. The island is a haven of wildlife and natural beauty. On the western part of the island you can visit Flinders Chase National Park home of the Remarkable Rocks, one the islands signature landmarks which took 500 million years of rain, wind and waves to create. Admiral’s Arch, the lighthouses at Cape Borda and Cape du Couedic and multiple walking and hiking trails also make up Flinders Chase National Park.

In the South, you can visit Seal Bay Conservation Park, home of the third largest Australian sea lion colony in Australia. You can take a guided tour of the beach to see these beautiful animals in their natural habitat.

Kangaroo Island is also famous for its honey and Ligurian honey bees. The island is home to the world’s only pure bred and disease-free population of this type of bee. There are many honey farms that are open to the public to visit.

Accommodation: Kangaroo Island

Explore Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island is a food and wine lover’s dream destination. The island is home to 30 wine growers and 12 wineries. The island is famous for being from where some of the best Southern Rock Lobster is sourced. It also has South Australia’s only eucalyptus oil distillery with oil that is distilled from the endemic Kangaroo Island narrow leaf Mallee, The Emu Ridge Distillery.

Maybe visit Kangaroo Island Spirits, South Australia’s only boutique distillery which specialises in handcrafted Premium Australian Spirits. Here, spirits are produced with a philosophy of “Slow Spirits”; a term used to describe spirits made in a similar vein to “slow food”, i.e using high-quality local and seasonal ingredients made using traditional processes and recipes. Kangaroo Island Spirits award winning local Gin, Vodka and Liqueurs.

You can also visit Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park, located in the centre of the island, where you can cuddle a koala, interact with snakes, crocodiles and reptiles or even hand feed kangaroos and wallabies! The wildlife park is home to over 150 species of native Australian wildlife and over 600 animals!

Emu Bay Lavender Farm is located about 20 kms from Kingscote and has 10 different varieties of lavender which is produced and distilled on the property. You can purchase lavender products or enjoy an afternoon tea of handmade lavender scones with a cup of tea or coffee while enjoying your surroundings.

Accommodation: Kangaroo Island

Cape Jervis – Explore the Barossa Valley

This morning cruise back to Cape Jervis and enjoy a drive to the famous Barossa Valley. En-route, you can stop at the Lutheran settlement of Hahndorf, the oldest surviving German village in Australia.

Continue to the Barossa Valley where you will spend the day visiting some of the best cellar doors in Australia or alternatively visit Maggie Beer’s Farm shop, the Whispering Wall or even take a hot air balloon over the verdant and pristine rolling landscape of the region.

The Barossa Valley is one of Australia’s best and most famous wine-producing regions, now regarded as one of finest in the world, and is home to Australia’s most expensive wine, Penfolds Grange. Direct driving 172km (2.5 hours).

The Whispering Wall in Williamstown in the Barossa Valley is a unique phenomenon allowing you to “throw” your voice over 100 metres. The unintentional phenomena are created due to the wall’s curved shape which leads to voices being carried from one side of its arch to the other, even when whispered, hence its name.

For visitors looking to take in the gourmet side of South Australia, a visit to Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop is a must. Maggie Beer is a renowned figure on the Australian food scene and the Farm Shop has been enthralling visitors since the 1970’s. The shop is a celebration of the diversity of produce of the region and visitors can try an array of jams, oils, pates and ice creams or even enjoy a meal at the restaurant on the lovely lakeside property. Guests can even enjoy cooking demonstrations or a walk around the farm itself and take in the birdlife of the area such as peacocks, quails and pheasants.

There is truly something for everyone in the Barossa Valley!

Accommodation: Barossa Valley

Barossa Valley – Adelaide

Enjoy the drive back to Adelaide through the South Australia countryside before returning your car to the airport for your homeward flight.