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There's so many things to do in Adelaide - and we've packed most of it into our elegant city centre.
Head down Adelaide sidestreets to retreat into a lively restaurant or welcoming pub. Catch the nightlife in our entertainment districts - our concert venues host some of the world's best music acts.
Put on your walking shoes for some serious shopping through Adelaide's vibrant malls and shopping strips. And bring your family to discover Adelaide's zoos, playgrounds, children's entertainment, museums and more.
After all that, you might just have time to relax with some golf on South Australia's pristine golf greens.
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 Day 1: Adelaide to Barossa
Barossa is a one-hour drive north east of Adelaide. Take the picturesque route through the Adelaide Hills, via Chain of Ponds and Kersbrook to arrive at Williamstown. Just outside of the town is the Barossa Reservoir with its engineering feat, the Whispering Wall. The wall has a remarkable acoustic phenomenon: messages whispered at one end can be heard clearly at the other end, 140 metres away!
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 Day 1: Adelaide to McLaren Vale
Less than 45 minutes drive from Adelaide via the Southern Expressway is the Fleurieu Peninsula, with rolling hills of vineyards, untouched Australian bushland, stunning beaches and dramatic coastlines. First stop is the McLaren Vale wine region. Spend a day in and around McLaren Vale visiting some of the 50 cellar door outlets, art and craft galleries and the local produce. Sample chocolate coated, smoked or fresh almonds at the Almond Train. Visit the Olive Grove and experience the process of growing, pickling and crushing olives first-hand and purchase regional gourmet foods, gifts and local arts & crafts. David Medlow Chocolates, situated at McLarens on the Lake at McLaren Vale, is synonymous with the world's finest, hand-made confections - from the most exquisite chocolates to exclusive jellies made from fruit's natural gelling agent.
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 Day 1: Melbourne/Great Ocean Road
Travel from Melbourne to Port Fairy along the Great Ocean Road. The drive winds its way between the coastal towns of Lorne, Apollo Bay, Port Campbell and Warrnambool. It reveals some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in Australia, especially near Port Campbell. Look out for the famous Twelve Apostles - huge sandstone pinnacles that rise from the surf near the coastline.
Stay the night in Port Fairy or Warrnambool.
- Melbourne - Port Fairy: 375km, 6 hours
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