Adelaide Tour Packages

2. Cleland Wildlife Park

If you want to witness animals in their own character and natural spaces, add Cleland Wildlife Park to your Adelaide holiday. Other than watching animals in full glory, you can pet Koalas and feed kangaroos here. And if you aren’t scared of reptiles, there’s a chance of holding them too.

3. Adelaide Botanical Garden

Feel close to nature at the 51-acre public garden located in Adelaide- one of its most popular attractions. Rich with history from the 80s in the form of the beautiful palm house that stands tall here, this place also has many other historic buildings. Rejuvenate here with picnics at the Adelaide Botanical Garden.

4. South Australian Museum

To truly understand the history of Adelaide or South Australia in general, visit the South Australian Museum. Adelaide packages often include a visit to this five-storey building, which has different galleries for people interested in paleontology and even fossils. Families particularly enjoy a visit to this place.

5. National Wine Center of Australia

An experience of its kind, the National Wine Center of Australia allows you time to see how authentic Australian wine is made. Other than exhibits telling people about fine grapes and the process of winemaking, you can visit the vineyard to step on the grapes that help in the process of making wine.

Things To Do

1. Visit the Rundle Mall

If you love shopping and also appreciate gorgeous architecture, Rundle Mall is your go-to place. Located in Adelaide’s main shopping street, this is Australia’s first pedestrian-only mall. The street on which it’s built dates back to the 19th century and it is believed that most buildings including this one were constructed then. You will find a lot of world-renowned and Australian home-grown brands here.

2. Take a boat tour at the River Torrens

Enjoy a Venetian-style gondola ride at the iconic River Torrens in Adelaide. When booking Adelaide vacation packages, your operator will be happy to accommodate this activity. There are cruises available too, which scream luxury perfectly complementing the beautiful scenery around. You may also spot some popular Adelaide sights such as the Adelaide Zoo or the Elder Park Rotunda.

3. Cycle around the Cobbler Creek Recreation Park

Rich in flora and fauna, this 256-hectare park is in the northern suburbs of Adelaide and is a lovely grassland. It is one of the most popular spots for mountain biking and has a stretch, 17 km long that bikers and walkers can enjoy. The birdlife will particularly intrigue you here.

4. Learn glass making and pottery at the Jam Factory

Learn the arts and crafts of the world at the Jam Factory, which has studios, shops, and exhibit galleries. There are a variety of workshops ranging from glass making and pottery to metal designing. It is a fascinating place for people passionate about art and there is a great chance you will meet some like-minded people here.

5. Take a historical tour of the North Terrace cultural precinct

A culturally rich precinct, the North Terrace has the Art Gallery of Southern Australia, the South Australian Museum, the University of Adelaide, and the State Library of Southern Australia. Learn about 19th century Australia with stunning buildings and lovely photo opportunities.

Tips For Booking Packages

• Walking or taking the bus or tram is the best time to go around Adelaide.
• Australia’s driving is also like India’s, so people also choose cars as a medium to go around. But driving around in a new country can be overwhelming, so it isn’t advised. 
• If you book an Adelaide tour package, try to attend the Adelaide Fringe in February. It is one of the greatest art festivals.

If all this amazing information about the city has not compelled you to book an Adelaide tour package, we don’t know what will! Plan your next holiday now.