It’s a great holiday town for families and many visitors come for the whale watching. Victor Harbor is a popular seaside spot less than 90km from Adelaide. Cape Jervis is about an hour and a half drive south of the city. It’s helpful to have a car to get around, so you can take your own via Sealink Ferry from Cape Jervis, or hire one when you arrive. These friendly animals are comfortable with human company, but their territory should be respected. In addition the island is home to several breeding sites of endangered Australian sea lions. This island has a good representative population of Australia’s native animals including koalas and kangaroos, living in their natural habitats. There are many places to stay overnight, or for an extended holiday. Kangaroo Island is Australia’s third-largest island and is located south of Maclaren Vale. Scarpantoni Vineyard McLaren Vale Tolley’s Vineyard in the Barossa Valley Seals basking on Kangaroo Island Stay overnight Kangaroo Island Many of these high-profile wineries offer tours and cellar-door tastings, but again, remember the drinking laws. Drop by the town of Tanunda, familiar to those who grew up with the wine of the same name.
Visit the local towns including the German hueffendorf village of Bethany and absorb the English heritage of Angaston. Look out for the local specialty – wines made from Shiraz grapes. One of these early vineyards is Tolley’s vineyard, dating from 1894.
North East of the city you’ll find the famed Barossa Valley with its heritage vineyards and communities dating back to German settlement in the 19th-century. If you’re a serious winophile (oenophile) pick up a case or two to take home. Spend the day in the area tasting and enjoying the delicious food, but make sure you have a designated driver, to ensure you don’t get caught out by the strict drink-driving rules. You can also stop over on a trip to Kangaroo Island further south. The Maclaren Vale area, south of the city, is famous for its excellent red wines. Less than 10km from the City Centre, is what is essentially the city beach. Glenelg, popular since 1870, is reached easily by tram and offers a great day out for families, foodies and history buffs. The map is colour coded to help identify places of interest, houses of worship, where to eat and shop.Ĭhinatown Glenelg Beach Do the RoofClimb A Day Trip from the city Glenelg Beach Pick up an exploring map and sit down with a cup of coffee – there’s plenty of choice – and plan your route. The city is laid out on a grid north and south of the Torrens River with lots of green space surrounding the city and along the river.
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You also have a choice of bus, tram or free city bikes. What to do in Adelaide?Īdelaide is a very easy city to explore on foot. *** Between October & the first Sunday in April, Daylight saving time makes the time difference 2½ hrs. Kuala Lumpur and Bali – no time difference. Schedule Kuala Lumpur- Denpasar-Adelaide (KUL-DPS-ADL) Flight No This is the current arrangement for flights between Kuala Lumpur and Brisbane / Melbourne.įor those heading to Bali for a holiday, the scheduling of the DPS/ADL and ADL/DPS legs is timed to maximise Australian visitors’ time in Bali, with an early morning arrival, evening departure. It would be possible to catch an earlier flight to link up, if you want a longer break in Denpasar. On this service you would not leave the aircraft in Denpasar. There will likely be one of a number of the airline’s daily flights that will continue on to Adelaide. This means if you want to flKuala Lumpur/Adelaide, you need to stopover in Bali (Denpasar). The as yet unconfirmed schedule uses similar routing as Malindo Air’s flights to other Australian ports. This is of course, subject to confirmation by the airline and receipt of all regulatory approvals. Whispers are, that Malindo Air will be starting flights between Kuala Lumpur and Adelaide via Bali, early in 2019. See below for things to do in and around Adelaide.
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For more information and the full flight schedule, see our story HERE. You can also choose from Value, Flexi or Business fares. Tickets start at MYR 679 for the Super Saver fare, which doesn’t include baggage or meals. Tickets have just gone on sale for this service, with the first flight leaving Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday 16th April.
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