Adelaide Travel Guide: How to Plan a First Visit Around the Day Trips
Where the city sits, where each kind of day starts, what to book before you fly and what to leave until you arrive.
Short answers to the questions you ask before a trip: how to plan a first visit, what to see on North Terrace, a dozen sourced facts about the city, the age limits for children, and Kangaroo Island in one day or two. To compare fares, start with the Adelaide sightseeing tours and the options beside them.
Start with the first post if this is your first time in the city, and the last if the island is the reason you came. Each post links the tours it talks about, so you can go from reading to booking without hunting; the longer planning pieces are in the guides.
Where the city sits, where each kind of day starts, what to book before you fly and what to leave until you arrive.
The galleries, the museum, the library and the university along one street, in the order a walk passes them.
A planned grid, a Kaurna name, a dolphin sanctuary in the port and an island bigger than you expect. Each one sourced.
The minimum ages each listing states, the days that suit children, and the ones that are adults only.
Sixteen hours with the headline sights, or two days with the north coast and a night on the island. What each adds.
The practical answers sit on visiting Adelaide and the FAQs, and every fare is compared on Adelaide Australia Tours.