Experience Australia's iconic Gold Coast — 70km of golden beaches, world-famous theme parks, vibrant entertainment precincts and stunning hinterland rainforest. From sunrise surf sessions to hinterland escapes, find your perfect Gold Coast adventure.
South Australia is the nation's food and wine capital, where world-renowned wine regions meet pristine coastline, rugged outback ranges and wildlife-rich islands. From Adelaide's festival culture and the cellar doors of the Barossa Valley to the ancient landscapes of the Flinders Ranges and the unspoiled wilderness of Kangaroo Island, South Australia offers intimate, authentic experiences in spectacular settings.
This hub connects you to curated tours across South Australia's diverse regions, insider knowledge on wine and food experiences, and direct booking options with Cooee Tours. Whether you're planning a wine tour, wildlife adventure, outback expedition or coastal escape, South Australia delivers quality over quantity.
Wine excellence: Barossa, Clare Valley, McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills · Wildlife encounters: Sea lions, koalas, kangaroos, dolphins on Kangaroo Island · Ancient landscapes: Flinders Ranges (600 million years old), outback gorges · Festival state: Adelaide Fringe, WOMADelaide, food festivals year-round
Adelaide is Australia's most underrated capital — a elegant city of festivals, parklands and beaches backed by the cool-climate Adelaide Hills. This compact region offers German heritage villages, wildlife parks, bushwalking trails and farm-to-table dining within 30 minutes of the city center.
Adelaide Central Market, North Terrace museums, Adelaide Oval, Rundle Mall, festival venues. Sample tour: Adelaide Food & Culture Tour.
Hahndorf village, Mount Lofty summit, cool-climate wineries, bushwalking trails. German bakeries and seasonal produce.
Historic seaside suburb with sandy beach, jetty, restaurants and dolphin cruises. Tram from city center in 25 minutes.
Cleland Wildlife Park (koala holding), Gorge Wildlife Park, Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary. Close encounters with native animals.
South Australia produces more than half of Australia's wine and is home to some of the world's oldest vines. The diversity of regions — from the bold reds of the Barossa to the elegant Rieslings of Clare Valley — makes this a wine lover's paradise.
World-famous Shiraz, historic wineries (Penfolds, Seppeltsfield), German heritage, gourmet dining. Book: Barossa Valley Wine Tour.
Mediterranean-style region with beaches nearby. Shiraz, Grenache, artisan producers, cube wineries, seafood restaurants.
Australia's premier Riesling region. Riesling Trail (bike path), boutique wineries, historic pubs, spring wildflowers.
Cool-climate sparklings, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay. Elevated vineyards with stunning views, intimate cellar doors.
Premium Cabernet Sauvignon from unique terra rossa soil. Boutique wineries, relaxed atmosphere, 4 hours south of Adelaide.
The Flinders Ranges rise dramatically from the South Australian outback, creating a landscape of ancient peaks, deep gorges and abundant wildlife. This is one of Australia's most accessible outback experiences, combining dramatic scenery with Indigenous culture and geological wonders dating back 600 million years.
Natural amphitheatre, scenic flights, bushwalking (St Mary Peak), resort accommodation. Heart of the Flinders. Book: Flinders Ranges Tour.
Aboriginal cultural sites, gorge drives, rock wallaby viewing, ancient geology. Multiple walking trails from easy to challenging.
Gateway town for northern Flinders, famous Prairie Hotel "feral food" menu. Stargazing, outback atmosphere, gorge access.
Massive salt lake that rarely fills. Scenic flights when flooded. Remote location requires planning and 4WD capability.
South Australia's coastline stretches from the wildlife sanctuary of Kangaroo Island to the rugged cliffs of the Eyre Peninsula and the surfing beaches of the Limestone Coast. This is where you'll find Australia's best wildlife encounters and freshest seafood.
Sea lions, koalas, kangaroos, penguins. Seal Bay, Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch, local honey and spirits. Book: Kangaroo Island Tour.
Swim with sea lions (Baird Bay), cage diving with sharks (Port Lincoln), pristine beaches, oyster farms, tuna fishing.
Wine regions, surf beaches, whale watching (May-Oct), Victor Harbor historic town, coastal walking trails.
Blue Lake at Mount Gambier, Naracoorte Caves, Coonawarra wines, sinkholes, coastal caves and surf beaches.
South Australia offers intimate, high-quality experiences — from world-class wine tasting to swimming with sea lions, outback hiking to festival culture.
Barossa, McLaren Vale, Clare Valley wine tours, Adelaide Central Market, farm gates, cooking classes, gourmet dining experiences.
Kangaroo Island wildlife, swim with sea lions, dolphin cruises, koala holding, rock wallabies, penguin tours, whale watching.
Flinders Ranges walks, Heysen Trail, Kangaroo Island coastal paths, Adelaide Hills trails, gorge walks, waterfall hikes.
Adelaide Fringe (Feb-Mar), WOMADelaide, Adelaide Festival, food festivals, art galleries, museum collections, live music.
Glenelg, Fleurieu beaches, Eyre Peninsula, surfing at Cactus Beach, coastal walks, fishing, swimming at sheltered bays.
German settlements, Aboriginal rock art, copper mining heritage, maritime history, colonial architecture, outback pioneering stories.
South Australia has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The Flinders Ranges and outback can experience extreme temperature swings between day and night. Adelaide enjoys one of Australia's most comfortable climates year-round. Always carry water when exploring inland areas, even in winter.
Essential guides for exploring South Australia's wine, wildlife and wilderness. Download for offline reference during your travels.
Adelaide, Barossa, Kangaroo Island and Flinders circuit. Day-by-day with accommodation and dining recommendations.
Where and when to see wildlife, best tour operators, photography tips, accommodation options and packing essentials.
Barossa, McLaren Vale, Clare Valley and Adelaide Hills. Cellar door recommendations, harvest dates and touring routes.
Trail details, difficulty ratings, seasonal considerations, wildlife spotting and safety information for all major walks.
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